New Releases by Helen OXENBURY

A collection of twenty-five stories and rhymes for the very young including works by Helen Oxenbury, Anthony Browne, and Rosemary Wells.

Pippo, the soft-toy monkey, is Tom''s friend and the two of them go everywhere together. They go for a walk and read a story and have a busy day. And when Pippo gets lost, Tom has to search for him. This is one of a series of books by a triple Smarties Book Prize Winner.

Pippo, the soft-toy monkey, is Tom''s friend and the two of them go everywhere together. They go for a walk and read a story and have a busy day. And when Pippo gets lost, Tom has to search for him. This is one of a series of books by a triple Smarties Book Prize Winner.

Tom and his stuffed monkey Pippo trade sun hats when they go to the beach with Daddy.

Now truly baby-sized, Helen Oxenbury''s brilliant board books, I Can, I Hear, I See and I Touch, are available in an adorable miniature boxed set. Completely safe for even the youngest children, these four boad books form a winsome introduction to all the wonderful things babies are able to do. Full color.

Este livro inverte os conhecidos papéis do lobo mau e dos porquinhos - quem era caçador vira caça e vice-versa, mantendo o maniqueísmo de algumas histórias infantis, que simplesmente separam os personagens entre bons e maus, bobos e espertos. Levando em consideração o pequeno leitor moderno, que de lobo não tem nada, ''Os Três Lobinhos e o Porco Mau'' é uma sátira que surpreende utilizando elementos atuais, para reinventar uma história que continua emocionante.

A three-stories-in-one edition on toddler life from the First Picture Book series.

A collection of three classic tales that illustrate how clever individuals sometimes outsmart themselves.

A young boy causes turmoil in the doctor''s office while having a checkup.

Die 3 kleinen Wölfe können ihre Häuser so stabil bauen wie sie wollen - das böse Schwein zerstört sie immer wieder. Doch da haben die Wölfe eine Idee ... (ab 5).

After choosing a gift for her friend''s birthday, a young girl has trouble relinquishing it.

Because his toy monkey Pippo keeps falling off the back of his bike, Tom envies Stephanie for having a big new bike with a passenger seat at the back.

A collection of well-illustrated short verses, many of them humorous.

Baby is pictured with his mother, father, sister, brother, grandmother, grandfather, and another baby.

A young boy has fun playing in the garden with his toy monkey and wheelbarrow.

A young boy asks his father questions about the moon and imagines flying there with his toy monkey.

Mommy takes Tom and his toy monkey Pippo on a shopping trip.

Tom and Pippo go to play in a sandbox and end up making a new friend.

Tom and his toy monkey, Pippo, go out for a walk and fall into a mud puddle.

A young boy spends the day indoors with his toy monkey.