New Releases by Jez Alborough

Die Unendliche Reise beschreibt, wie die Identifikation mit der Persönlichkeit zusammenbrechen kann und was an ihrer Stelle erscheint. Es prüft, was es wirklich bedeutet, aus dem Traum der Persönlichkeit zu erwachen: wie sich der ursprüngliche Seinszustand im Erwachsenenleben manifestiert, wie er sich vom überlieferten Bild der Erleuchtung unterscheidet und wie sich das Leben jenseits der Persönlichkeit auf die teilweise verwirrende Welt des spirituellen Suchens und Lehrens bezieht. Unendliche Reise ist das zweite Buch in der Reihe "Leben jenseits der Persönlichkeit". Es empfiehlt sich, zuerst die Gespräche aus Die Geschichte von "Dir" zu lesen, da die behandelten Themen und Konzepte in den Diskussionen der beiden Bücher nach und nach entwickelt werden.

A phenomenal bestseller about a teddy bear mix-up celebrates twenty-five years in print with a refreshed anniversary edition and a special note from Jez Alborough. Eddy’s lost his teddy, Freddy, so he goes off into the woods in search of the missing bear. The dark, horrible woods hold a gigantic surprise for Eddy, who discovers his teddy bear has grown much too big to cuddle. Could it be a case of mistaken identity? Fast-paced and fun, this comedy of errors from beloved children’s illustrator Jez Alborough has spent two and a half decades delighting young readers — and earning its place among the picture book classics.

Oprah Winfrey has called Jez Alborough''s book "masterpieces." Join Albert as he learns to love his baby brother in Jez Alborough''s heartwarming picture book about welcoming new siblings. Albert is not a little puppy any more, Albert is a big dog! But when his baby brother Henry comes along, something very strange happens ... he starts to feel small. To a child, the birth of a sibling can be like the arrival of an uninvited and often unwanted guest. If you have a younger brother or sister you''ll probably relate to how Albert feels. Of course Albert''s parents still love him but the sudden change in their behavior makes it feel to him as if they don''t ... he feels like he''s becoming invisible.If you''re expecting a second baby, stock up on this book! Join Albert the dog as he learns to love his baby brother in Jez Alborough''s heartwarming picture book about welcoming new siblings.

Hugo the Hare HATES to get wet, and when the rain comes he huddles under his umbrella. But Hugo''s friends are stuck in the rain and when Hugo comes to their rescue he can''t help but get all soggy! However, perhaps having a bit of a splish splash isn''t quite as bad as Hugo thinks...

This is a read-along edition with audio synced to the text, performed by Harry Enfield. Watch out! Here comes Duck in a brand new edition of the first book in the million copy bestselling series!

While Farmer Dougal is sleeping, Sheep convinces the other farm animals to take a ride on his tractor and imitate the different noises that it makes.

New cover reissue in million copy best-selling Duck in the Truck series.

Join Duck and his long-suffering friends Frog, Sheep and Goat as they take off on their latest unforgettable adventure. Goat has made a beautiful kite. Duck wants to see the kite take flight. He runs and throws, the kite stays low until the wind begins to blow. That''s when Frog gets carried away...can Super Duck save the day? Jez Alborough''s timeless sense of humor bursts from the pages, and will have even the youngest super heroes shouting along.

Whose are those enormous underpants, those stripy socks, that tiny dress hanging on the washing line? Which animal do they belong to? Flip the flaps to find out.

A young chimpanzee preparing for bedtime learns to say "Yes" when things suit him and "No" when they do not.

Illustrations and just a few words depict how various jungle animals help a very little chimp to feel that he is tall.

In the rollicking sequel to Duck in the Truck, Duck''s attempts to deal with various minor disasters only lead to more problems.

Eddy and the bear are an appealing duo - a little boy and a very silly bear who, together, have all sorts of funny adventures. These colourful stickers are based on the television series.

Bobo the chimp seeks hugs among various jungle animals and their young, but he does not get what he wants until he is reunited with his own parent.

"A crew of animals learns that size is relative in the gleeful, impressively simple romp." — Publishers Weekly Quick! Everybody Hide! Big Bro''s coming! He''s rough, he''s tough, and he''s Really, Really BIG... Well, he''s pretty big. Okay, he''s a mouse, but if you were a mouse too, well, then, he''d be BIG all right! Jez Alborough, creator of the bestselling Where''s My Teddy? and It''s the Bear!, sets this slapstick sidesplitter in the jungle, fills it with colorful animals of every size, and gives it a surprise ending certain to send very small readers — and really big readers, too — into fits of giggles.

Petit Eddy n''a pas d''ami, et malgré tout l''amour qu''il porte à son fidèle nounours Fred, il se sent bien seul aujourd''hui... jusqu''à ce qu''il découvre a quel point l''ours géant s''ennuie lui aussi.

A young boy bravely follows his father''s advice and invites various animals to come in and play.

When a young girl''s grandfather misunderstands her description of a trip to the zoo, he turns an ordinary outing into a surprising adventure.

Frog is playing hide and seek with his friends and the reader can help by lifting the flaps.

Eddie and his mom go into the woods for a picnic and meet a very large, very hungry bear.

Dudley the penguin is so cuddly that he finds himself continually surrounded by a crowd of huddling, waddling, cuddling brothers and sisters. Fed up, Dudley slips off to find refuge in a secluded spot--only to be faced with something worse (and more hilarious) than his affectionate siblings.

When a small boy named Eddie goes searching for his lost teddy in the dark woods, he comes across a gigantic bear with a similar problem.

A children''s tale of a bird''s search for his identity set in a tropical rainforest.

A polar bear dreams that it is snowing ice cream, but when he greedily rolls it into a giant scoop, it begins to roll over him.