Most Popular Books by Pam ADAMS

Follow the shoelace as it helps Robin the weasel, Princess Eleanor and Fido the pet dragon solve their problems. Innovative activity storybook helps children learn to lace and tie their shoes.

The reader helps Ben give the right answers to his animal friends'' safety questions, especially regarding going off with strangers.

No child will ever be lonely with a Pocket Pal. Pocket Pals are a great early reading resource, full of real information about animals from all over the world. Pocket Pals are appealingly shaped, easy to keep clean and eminently collectable. A sturdy die cut book just right for tiny hands and parents'' pockets, each in the "Pocket Pals" series shows favorite animals and its activities. The simple text and pictures make observations about each animal''s most common characteristics.

The Who Cares series helps us to learn about ourselves, our world and our responsibilities, and fosters caring, sharing and loving instincts. We all think that we know best. We all think that we are right. We all know what we want! That''s why we need laws. That''s why we have respect the law and the rights of others. Explains the importance of laws and rules, why everyone should try to obey them, and what can happen when there is no law and order.

All children love Mrs Honey. Now they can enjoy the companionship of this favorite grandmother in a 16," white-haired doll.The story of the fabulous hat can be played with decorative pieces supplied separately.

A little pocket book dye-cut to the shape of a python which is intended to fit snugly into a child''s pocket.

A screen-printed picture story, in which Dolly squeaks as she teaches her pupils tricks. The book is presented in a polythene bag with a header card.

No child will ever be lonely with a Pocket Pal. Pocket Pals are a great early reading resource, full of real information about animals from all over the world. Pocket Pals are appealingly shaped, easy to keep clean and eminently collectable. A sturdy die cut book just right for tiny hands and parents'' pockets, each in the "Pocket Pals" series shows favorite animals and its activities. The simple text and pictures make observations about each animal''s most common characteristics.

Even before baby is ready to grasp a conventional pram chain, it is time to take the first steps toward literacy. Revolving illustrations provide an ever-changing experience.

Part of a series about different animals, this pocket-sized board book is cut into shape and contains information about parrots.

A soft vinyl book which shows children and a variety of animals taking baths. Suitable for use in water.

Follow the shoelace as it helps Robin the weasel, Princess Eleanor and Fido the pet dragon solve their problems. Innovative activity storybook helps children learn to lace and tie their shoes.

Emily Alice Eliza O''Shea regrets to inform you- she''s sorry to say- that she''ll not be joining the play today! Why not? Well, she has her fancy clothes on, so she can be the Queen of the Playground. But that, of course, has some drawbacks in this uniquely illustrated children''s picture book. Pam Adams Katz is an artist living in New Hampshire.

Away in a manger, no crib for a bed, the little Lord Jesus laid down his sweet head. The stars in the bright sky looked down where he lay, the little Lord Jesus, asleep on the hay.

One of a series of interlocking board books with no text, this book has illustrations which include all the favourite rides and stalls at a fairground.

Any time any place, I will be your pal.

Accompanies DVD about Homer''s epic poem, which explores essential themes such as the nature of immortality, fame, love, loss and heroism.

One of a series of three-dimensional books with interlocking leaves, this book jumps and tells the viewer everything about frogs.

These books demonstrate that things are not always what they seem. I thought I saw and Day Dreams stimulate the imagination. Magic presents a tussle between good and bad, and A Book of Ghosts ensures that we are not afraid of the dark.