Best Selling Books by Pamela Allen

The little boy climbed down from the train. Have you seen my grandmother? he asked. There are only goannas here, replied the station master. Is your grandmother a goanna? An entertaining, heart-warming picture book from the best-selling, award-winning Pamela Allen.

The sun is shining and the sea is singing. Grandpa and Thomas go to the beach. But all of a sudden, the sun goes, the wind blows and the green umbrella flies bowling and bobbing away. Another delightful picture book with Thomas and Grandpa from the bestselling, award-winning Pamela Allen.

With all Pam''s trademark simplicity of line and characterisation, this is the perfect book to share with the littleies in your life. Together you can choose... are you happy or grumpy? Will you cry or will you sing? Straightforward comparative text about feelings with clean, clear art.

The little old man looked up at the moon. ''Does the sky go on forever and ever?'' he asked. ''Where do we come from? Where do we go? Why are we here?''In this touching story, one of Australia''s most celebrated author-illustrators takes young readers on a journey that asks some of life''s big questions. Playful and thought-provoking by turns, The Little Old Man Who Looked Up at the Moontouches on universal themes and will spark many a conversation between young and old

Collection of essays and literary criticism of Y.B. Mangunwijaya''s work; festschrift.

"A beautiful collection of nine classic stories by celebrated author and illustrator Pamela Allen. Gather the children together and be captivated by this collection of classic stories by award-winning writer and illustrator Pamela Allen. Full of imagination and with moments of hilarity, this treasury contains nine popular stories by one of New Zealand and Australia''s best-loved picture book creators. Inside, you will meet playful characters facing all sorts of situations. Stories included are Who Sank the Boat?, My Cat Maisie, Belinda, Alexander''s Outing, Brown Bread and Honey, Daisy All-Sorts, Cuthbert''s Babies, Grandpa and Thomas and Share Said the Rooster.Truly to be treasured, Who Sank the Boat? and other stories is the perfect collection to share with children, and to read over and over again."

Once upon a time a little old man, a little old woman, a small boy and a small girl went to spend the day by the river. The little old man wanted to catch a big fish and soon there was a tug-tug-tug on his line . . . Find out what happens next? From much-loved picture-book creator comes another delightfully playful story for all to share.

Memorable characters from the stories of Pamela Allen parade, dance, jump and stomp through the alphabet from A to Z. Suggested level: junior.

Another original Pamela Allen book to share with the very young. As with her award-winning Who Sank the Boat?, there is something for all of us to learn from this simple but amusing story of John and Jane''s attempts to pick a pear from the pear tree

There was a man with messy hair. He liked the mess. He didn''t care. But his messy hair soon got him into all sorts of trouble! Perfect for acting and reading aloud, here is a fabulous new story from the inimitable Pamela Allen that children, their parents and their teachers will turn to time and time again.

Benjamin Russel Hanby was a Civil War era composer of hymns, anti-slavery and temperance songs. Ben grew up in a household where his father was a Bishop of the United Brethren Church and operated their home as a stop on the Underground. Later Ben worked in Chicago for Root and Cady, a leading Civil War era music publisher. In his short life, Ben published over 80 songs including the Christmas favorite "Up on the Housetop." This biography of Benjamin Hanby was originally written and self-published by his son Brainerd Hanby. Brainerd did extensive family history research and collected information and letters from people who had known his father. This edition has been indexed and republished by the Westerville (Ohio) Historical Society, managers of Hanby House Historic Site.

Outside the wind blew. Ooooh! The trees groaned. Ahhhhh! And the tiny wooden house creaked. Eeeeeek! Inside, a delicious roast dinner was cooking. The little old man was expecting visitors. The little old woman said no one would come. Who was right? Come inside where it''s cosy and warm, and wait . . . You might get a big surprise. Here is a gentle story about home and hearth, about the comfort of ritual, and about opening your heart to the possibilities of life. From the one and only Pamela Allen.

SUMMARY: Christina and her dog live happily together, until one winter when Christina becomes obsessed with watching for a strange blue bird and neglects Black dog.

While gathering blackberries, Mr McGee is tormented by a herd of heifers.

While gathering blackberries, Mr McGee is tormented by a herd of heifers.

Alexandre et ses quatre frères et sœurs partent se promener avec leur maman. « Restez près de moi, faites attention ! » cancane la maman d''Alexandre, mais Alexandre ne reste pas près de sa maman et Alexandre ne fait pas attention...Non mais quel étourdi ! A partir de 3 ans.

This is a little mystery story. It begins in the middle of the night, when everyone is asleep in their beds. Can you tell how it''s going to end?