Most Popular Books by Liz Pichon

Educational psychologist Bill Gillham has created a fun and innovative early-language book using words that children actually choose to use when they start to speak. Each of the four main illustrations is taken from a main list of words, and on the opposite page, an illustrated scene shows varied examples of each object, such as different sized dolls or real bricks and a picture of bricks painted on a toy box. Children are asked to identify each object and are then encouraged to search the picture for more examples of it. Hence they learn to conceptualize each word and to use them in different situations. Based on research in both the UK and US, this unique, interactive book enables parents to actively help young children develop early-language skills.

Containing festive tales for younger readers, this collection of Christmas stories includes ''Father Christmas'', ''Santa''s Reindeer'', ''Christmas Angel'' and ''Friendly Snowman''.

A brilliant boxed set of super-silly stories filled with Toms jokes, scribbles and doodles. One cool collection of the funniest books in the world! This box contains eleven masterpieces from Toms life story.

It''s Book Week at Oakfield School and everyone is very excited. Mr. Keen says there will be an excellent prize for best costumes worn in Book Day, so suddenly making a good costume is vitally important! Of course Delia''s not much help (as usual). Then Marcus decides that he is super hero and can''t understand why "Super Marcus" isn''t the best name ... -- Publisher.

This book contains: - Monsters - Mystery - A Music Festival - Missing stuff - Me and Marcus (Not necessarily in That order). And a very strict supply teacher - but don''t let that put you off!"--Back cover.

Book Week in Oakfield school and everyone is very excited, including all the teachers, who are making costumes of their own. Mr Keen says there''s an excellent prize on offer for best costumes worn on Book Day. So suddenly making a good costume is vitally important, but tricky, and Delia''s not much help - as usual.