New Releases by JAN FEARNLEY

Harry loves stories. But they make him nervous. The words jumble and tumble when he tries to read out loud. Then one day, Harry meets Cal, a rescue dog, and with a little support and understanding (and one very wet nose) things begin to change . . . A heartwarming and engaging story perfect for children who find it hard to read out loud.

Sinopsis: Óscar es un niño muy olvidadizo; siempre lo está perdiendo todo: el patinete, las botas de fútbol, las aletas de buceo... Pero Hugo,n elefante bonachón, tiene un gran memoria. Cuando ambos se encuentran, se convierten en los mejores amigos del mundo. Hasta que un día, Óscar pierde algo muy importante: los nervios. Hugo se marcha y todos se preguntan dónde está... ya que aunque Óscar lo pierda todo... ¿cómo se te puede perder un elefante?

A funny and reassuring story about friendship, tempers, and making amends - and the perfect parental toolkit to help deal with tantrums. Meet Oscar, a boy who loses everything — his football boots, his scooter, even his clothes. Now meet Hugo, an elephant who never forgets anything! So when they find each other in the park they become inseparable. But one day, Oscar loses something very important — his temper — which means he might just lose his best friend as well. From the brilliant Jan Fearnley, creator of the bestselling Mr Wolf''s Pancakes.

Owain is a boy who loses everything. Hefin is an elephant who remembers everything. Together, they are the best of friends. Until one day, when Owain loses something very important ... his temper. A heart-warming story of friendship, falling out and makin g amends.

Edgar and Edith are hungry, and it''s up to Edgar to bring home something tasty. But just when Edgar finds some delicious sausages, they are taken by The Inspector, a very important-looking rat with a big hat. Poor Edgar and Edith are left with nothing but dry crackers and pickles for dinner. That is, until one day, when The Inspector is all fattened up, and Edgar does some inspecting of his own... "A hilarious tale of confidence, tricks and comeuppance, with deviously delectable pictures" - Metro

Basile Moineau est l''heueux propriétaire de sept magnifiques pulls bien douillets. Comment résister à l''idée de les donner à ses amis de la forêt qui sont tous frigorifiés ? Un beau geste de partage et de générosité qui touchera quelqu''un de très spécial... Quoi de mieux pour célébrer l''esprit de Noël ? (4e de couv.)

Little Robin’s generosity is rewarded in this heartwarming holiday tale about the gift of sharing. “A cozy Christmas read.” —Kirkus Reviews One frosty evening, a week before Christmas, Little Robin prepares for the chilly nights to come by washing his seven warm knit vests. But as the days go by, he comes across lots of shivering animals and kindly offers them his vests to wear. By Christmas Eve, Little Robin is cold and alone with no vests left. That is, until a special someone arrives to reward his kindness in this heartwarming holiday tale about the gift of sharing.

A classic story about the joy of Christmas giving

Everyone wants to get their paws on this pie, but - oh me, oh my! - no one wants to share!

The octopus who calls Bottlenose Bay home, Light-fingered Larry, likes nothing better than sneaking about and stealing other people''s things. Slippery and sly, his eight tentacles grab and stash the booty in his deep-sea den. But when he steals Kiki Koala''s stuff from the Jolly Tugboat Inn, he''s in for a bit of a surprise!

Flying like Flittermouse The second charming instalment of the Bottlenose Bay series from award-winning author/illustrator Jan Fearnley. The yellow teashop belonged to Etsuko hamster. She was full of kindness and made everyone welcome. Every day, Boz the Boatbuilder popped in for a pot of raspberry tea and a chat. They were best friends. One day, a mysterious stranger flew into town. His name was Flittermouse. When Flittermouse swoops into Bottlenose Bay, he changes everybody’s lives for good . . . Jan Fearnley is the best-selling author of Mr Wolf’s Pancakes and Arthur and the Meanies. Her beautifully crafted picture books are terrific for sharing and make for popular bedtime stories.

Harry and the Jaggedy Daggers The first charming instalment of the Bottlenose Bay series from award-winning author/illustrator Jan Fearnley. Harry the harbour mouse is heartbroken when his boat is dashed and smashed on the dangerous, mean old rocks - the terrible Jaggedy Daggers! But just as the sea brings mischief, it brings surprises too . . . A story about being brave. Even if you are very small and have only a teacup and a rusty teaspoon. Jan Fearnley is the best-selling author of Mr Wolf’s Pancakes and Arthur and the Meanies. Her beautifully crafted picture books are terrific for sharing and make for popular bedtime stories.

When no one can find a pink, fluffy rabbit to give to Tallulah for her birthday, her grandmother knits her a pink, fluffy "thing" that they name Milo Armadillo, which proves to be a great present.

"The monkeys say he is too big to join them swinging through the trees. And Tiger and Peacock just laugh when he asks to join their game of hopscotch. The meanies! Then it starts to rain, and suddenly everybody wants to be Arthur''s friend--as long as he''ll do as he''s told and shelter them from the storm"--P. [4] of publisher.

When no one can find a pink, fluffy rabbit to give to Tallulah for her birthday, her grandmother knits her a pink, fluffy "thing" that they name Milo Armadillo, which proves to be a great present.

A ferocious dragon arrives one night looking for treasure but finds a baby instead.

La storia di tre topolini, tre fratelli. Clara, la maggiore, viene sempre lodata per la sua sensibilità e la sua maturità. Ben, il più piccolo, è giudicato dolce e tenero. Marta, la secondogenita, sta nel mezzo: non si sente apprezzata quanto vorrebbe, e vive una sorta di invisibilità sociale e familiare. Un bel giorno, demoralizzata, si allontana: decide di andare via, dall''altra parte del giardino. Come andrà a finire?

Martha is tired of being in the middle--until a wise frog points out its benefits--in a funny story sure to reassure children that being in the middle of things is a choice spot after all. Full color.

Mama Mouse and Little Mouse, having seen and heard various animal parents pledging their love to their children, tell each other how special they are.