New Releases by Sally Chambers

Het katje Snoetje zoekt een plek om te slapen, maar buiten is het niet veilig en binnen zijn alle plekjes bezet. Prentenboek met eenvoudige, vrolijke tekeningen in lichte kleuren. Vanaf ca. 3 jaar.

Lorsque, sur votre chemin, vous croisez un éléphant, je suis certain que, vous vous demandez vraiment : mais pourquoi est-il affublé d''un si drôle de nez ? Pourtant, si d''aventure, vous le questionnez, il vous répondra certainement qu''il est un chimpanzé, un aspirateur ou un pêcheur. Comme c''est étonnant ! Attention, un éléphant ça trompe énormément...

Dinosaurs don''t roam the earth anymore... but kids will make sure they roam through your home! Zip-zap--a tyrannosaurus rex is rolling all over the house. And, triceratops, diplodocus, and stegosaurus, too! What child could resist these dinosaur-shaped, movable books with heads that bob up and down and legs that go round and round? When they open the pages and look inside, they''ll find out how each of the dinosaurs lived, what food it ate, and why it looked the way it did. There''s no better mix of play and learning anywhere.

For the very young child - a simplified story of some of Triceratops characteristics.

Dinosaurs don''t roam the earth anymore... but kids will make sure they roam through your home! Zip-zap--a tyrannosaurus rex is rolling all over the house. And, triceratops, diplodocus, and stegosaurus, too! What child could resist these dinosaur-shaped, movable books with heads that bob up and down and legs that go round and round? When they open the pages and look inside, they''ll find out how each of the dinosaurs lived, what food it ate, and why it looked the way it did. There''s no better mix of play and learning anywhere.

Dinosaurs don''t roam the earth anymore... but kids will make sure they roam through your home! Zip-zap--a tyrannosaurus rex is rolling all over the house. And, triceratops, diplodocus, and stegosaurus, too! What child could resist these dinosaur-shaped, movable books with heads that bob up and down and legs that go round and round? When they open the pages and look inside, they''ll find out how each of the dinosaurs lived, what food it ate, and why it looked the way it did. There''s no better mix of play and learning anywhere.

Penguin can dive and swine and even waddle across the floor, nodding his head with glee.

The reader is invited to make friends with Tortoise and help him walk across the floor as he slowly peers out of his shell.

Roll Duck along the floor and watch her feet move round and round as her head bobs up and down.

Join Pig wallowing and rolling in the mud, but best of all walk Pig along the floor and watch her legs go round and round.