New Releases by Annie Kubler

Croaky has 100 froglets to bath and get ready for bed in this bath book, which has been reproduced with new text, real sound modules and has also been reduced in size.

A three-dimensional activity book with interlocking leaves which shows the knocking down of old things to make room for the new.

We cannot start too young to acquire a sense of pride in what we do. And a sense of proportion. The street cleaner has the cleanest streets in town. The Champion works hard, but remembers, it is ''only a game''. The Champion loves to play sports but also understands good sportsmanship and keeps his activities in perspective.

In this simple board book without words, a babysitter plays with a little boy, gives him a snack, and puts him to bed.

Three dimensional pull out book with interlocking leaves depicting a farm scene.

The witch has left a trail of confusion in the house and town. Our job is to put the situation right.

Guests paint their faces at Percy''s fabulous party. Features instructions and paints for creating a variety of faces.

Even before baby is ready to grasp a conventional pram chain, it is time to take the first steps toward literacy. Revolving illustrations provide an ever-changing experience.

Adventure set in the home with members of the family and some familiar and unusual visitors.

A street cleaner describes her job and how she takes pride in it.

This amusingly illustrated book reflects the way in which children really learn where babies come from, and answers the questions they ask. A separate booklet, included in the book presents the facts scientifically and can be used at parent''s discretion.

The reader is invited to count, by manipulating a string of ten movable beads, the number of items Danny brings to his new house. On board pages.

This amusingly illustrated book reflects the way in which children really learn where babies come from, and answers the questions they ask. A separate booklet, included in the book presents the facts scientifically and can be used at parent''s discretion.

We cannot start to young to acquire a sense of pride in what we do. The Street Cleaner is proud to have the cleanest streets in town.

Children love using the beads to solve problems in these books. With the concepts they learn, they are ready to apply their skills about the house. We help the Counting Kids to add and to subtract. The readers is asked to solve simple addition and subtraction problems by manipulating a string of movable beads. On board pages.

Children love using the beads to solve problems in these books. With the concepts they learn, they are ready to apply their skills about the house. We help the Counting Kids to add and to subtract. The readers is asked to solve simple addition and subtraction problems by manipulating a string of movable beads. On board pages.

Je m''appelle Arthur. Je suis le dragon qui garde le château. Je me sens très seul. Dans le château, il y a une fête. Veux-tu y aller?

A l''aide d''un boulier intégré au volume, Albert compte le nombre d''objets et d''animaux à déménager.

One of a series of three-dimensional books with interlocking leaves, this book is about a visit from the Queen who arrives before everything is ready.

One of a series of three-dimensional books with interlocking leaves, this book asks how Daphne can join the party?

One of a series of three-dimensional books with interlocking leaves, this book jumps and tells the viewer everything about frogs.

Children love using beads to solve problems. With this book it is intended that they learn to apply their skills about the house - Albert moves to a new house; the Counting Kids are helped to add and to subtract; and using cube beads they can explore how tall, high, wide and long.

One of a series of three-dimensional books with interlocking leaves, this pull-out book illustrates the place where Tim Tiger and his friends live.