New Releases by Christina Goodings

Les plus belles histoires de la Bible, de l''Ancien et du Nouveau Testament.

20 episodes tell the whole story of the Bible for very little children.

Jonah was out in the ocean when--splash!--a huge fish appeared! Then it swallowed him up--gulp! What's Jonah going to do?

Bright and simple Bible stories for tinies... with sounds to say as the story unfolds and a lift-the-flap happy ending

Text and illustrations on inside covers.

Children can join in with simple sounds and words in this illustrated retelling of the Bible story of the birth of Jesus.

Fun and fantastic things that children can make at home and at school to celebrate Christmas

Young children will find plenty to occupy and entertain them over the Christmas period in this colorful activity book. As well as on-the-page coloring and puzzles, there are ideas for things to make and games to play with friends or family. "Deconstruct" the whole book to make a nativity scene, decorations, a party bag, little storybooks, tiny origami stockings, bookmarks, pencil toppers, and a little book of bright ideas—a book within a book with even more fun things to do and make!

"January is grey and white, with snow that sparkles in the light. February is white and blue: the winter sun comes shining through. March brings spring with blue and green. Easter flowers will soon be seen." Big colorful pictures and a very simple rhyme take a child through the twelve months of the year. Every page gives adults and children lots to look at and learn together—colors to recognize, and objects to spot and count.

During a lesson about Easter a teacher speaks sharply and says something unkind about mice, frightening two little visitors from the room, but when they lead her to an egg that has fallen from its nest, the teacher shows genuine kindness.

The playgroup children sow a harvest garden, into which Bartimouse accidentally adds a very special plant This title is intended for children of playgroup age and for reading aloud groups.

This is the third Bartimouse story, set in a playgroup and dealing with the adventures of Bartimouse and his companion Emma. It is a Christmas story designed to appeal to children of playgroup age.

"Bartimouse and Emma live in a church where a playgroup meets. One day, the teacher tells the story of Noah, and the playgroup builds a iny ark. When the church floods, Bartimouse and Emma don''t know what to do, until they remember the ark. This delightful story teaches that we can rely on God to help us with both big and little problems."

An activity book containing puzzles, games and activities, to help small children celebrate the millennium. The accompanying pull-out, mini story-book is a reassuring story for those who are afraid they will miss the special midnight, by falling asleep.