Most Popular Books by Alison Edgson

When Fox tells sweet, silly Goose that her ears are missing, Goose is all a-fluster. Then she meets Peacock, who just happens to be selling ears. Goose is so excited, she doesn''t notice his pointy ears, bushy tail and sharp teeth. Will her friends save Goose from a terrible trick?

When Ollie sees snow for the first time, he''s amazed. He rushes outside to play with his brother and sister, but then a huge, scary dog appears and the puppies scatter. Ollie runs and runs, and when at last he stops, he finds himself lost and alone. Will he ever find his way back to the warmth and safety of his family and home?

When Mummy Bunny runs out of bedtime stories to read to her little bunny he has a wonderful idea!

It''s Arthur''s first day apart from his mummy and he really misses her. Even his fantastic dragon costume and favourite toy dragon don''t cheer him up. "Raaagh!" he roars grumpily. But luckily Granny knows just what to do...A lovely book by the award-winning Tracey Corderoy (Hubble Bubble, Granny Trouble and The Grunt and The Grouch) and illustrated by Alison Edgson (Yuck! That''s Not a Monster! Winner of the Red House Children''s Book Award 2011). I Want My Mummy! is the perfect book to read with a toddler worried about being apart from their parents. Ideal if your toddler is starting preschool or if you are going away for the weekend and grandparents are being left in charge. This funny, sweet book with ease your toddler''s anxiety about being separated from you.

Alfie Bear is just too busy to go to bed! This delightful tale follows Alfie on his many adventures. With canyons to cross and forts to guard, bedtime will just have to wait! Featuring a fantastic finale with light-up twinkly starts and a bedtime lullaby tune.

Far, far away on planet Ooogle lives Ooogle-Doogle. He''s shy, sweet and VERY neat. Then, one morning, Ooogle-Doogle finds a Boogle in his garden who will change Ooogle-Doogle''s life forever...

The lighthouse shines each night, like a night-light, watching the animals and beaming throught bedroom windows. With playful dolphins, gentle whales and baby turtles, this book with its softly glowing night-light is perfect for bedtime.

Little Rabbit loves his snowman! He doesn''t want to leave him. "He is just a snowman," says Daddy. "He isn''t real." But when Little Rabbit gets lost in the snow, a soft light sparkles through the trees, and a very special friend appears to take him on a magical journey home . . .

Follow Robbie and his daddy as they help playful hedgehogs, dancing mice and a tiny owl with their lantern''s golden light.

It''s Christmas Eve and Santa Bear is ready to deliver all the presents. But first he needs to find his hat. Now, where can it be? With flaps, pop, and a gatefold, this is a cosy Christmas story for cheeky little bears everywhere!

Il a neigé ce matin ! Emerveillés, trois chiots découvrent les flocons doux et froids, pour la première fois. Quel spectacle et quel formidable terrain de jeu ! Mais la neige recèle aussi ses peurs et ses dangers, et Vanille va devoir faire preuve d''un grand courage pour retrouver Belle et Abricot, la chaleur douillette de la ferme et les caresses de sa maman.

Lorsque l''on se rend à la chasse à l''ours, mieux vaut se montrer prudent. Mieux vaut amener un ami, un ami plus grassouillet que vous ! Lièvre Jo adore les ours. Il veut attraper un ours. Un ours bien effrayant, bien féroce ! Il achète le manuel du chasseur d''ours et entraîne son ami Lapin Dodu à la chasse à l''ours...

A retelling of the well-known tale in which two children lost in the woods find their way home despite an encounter with a wicked witch.

Retrouvez dans cette collection les plus beaux contes classiques, revisités par des textes modernes et des illustrations pleines de poésie, d''humour et de bonne humeur. Et pour encore plus d''animation et de plaisir, découvrez sur chaque page des surprises pour le bonheur des petits et des grands.

Für den kleinen Bären ist Papa der Mittelpunkt der Welt, er spielt mit ihm und zeigt ihm alles, was kleine Bären wissen müssen. Ab 3.