New Releases by Stella Blackstone

A child dreams of being one dinosaur among many in this fun puzzle book. The text includes notes on dinosaur species mentioned in the rhyme. Illustrations. Consumable.

This lively rhyme soon has young listeners frolicking around with creatures in the Indian jungle. Children will be eager to join in and copy the animals'' actions. The song has a quick pace and its catchiness allows little ones to learn the words and get involved with the story, as they try to guess the animal that will appear on the next page. This is a new five-year Anniversary Edition, with a fresh new cover image by Debbie Harter. This best-selling title is still swinging after all these years The book features children from many cultures and differently-abled children. The rhymes and music encourage children to experiment with movement. Everyone will want to get up and dance to this toe-tapping favourite

How big is a pig? To find out, follow in the footsteps of a cheerful piglet as he takes you on a trail around the farmyard. You will meet beasts, birds, and insects of all shapes and sizes, until at last you come to a big surprise in the pigsty. With a clever, repetitive text, How Big Is a Pig? offers a gentle and humorous way of introducing pre-school children to all kinds of opposites. Ages 1-4 Colour illustrations

Lead titleHide-and-seek theme invites the reader to hunt the seahorse on every page and interact with the text and illustrations while simple, rhyming text encourages early readers'' participationContains five pages of educational information including facts about coral reefs, sea creatures and the lifecycle of a seahorseIntroduces young readers to underwater vocabularyGift market -- Ideal for visitors to coastal resorts and sea-lovers

Bestselling team Sheila Blackstone and Clare Beaton invites babies, preschoolers and young readers to follow a curious puppy who travels the world trying to learn the name of a baby kangaroo. Colourful, enchanting illustrations complement the questions, repetition and informative notes on each of the featured animals and their babies.

The bear explores a wide range of seasonal activities, introducing toddlers and preschoolers to various types of weather--rain, wind, ice, and snow. Illustrations.

De paseo por la selva, De paseo por la selva, sabes qu vi? sabes qu vi?

Oso en bicicleta, va feliz y muy bien.

Todas los d as, Oso sale a pasear.

Toca los tazones que mi abuelo moldea.

Follows the friendly bear around his house to discover why his family is so busy.

Learn how to count, color and recite the letters from A-Z with cute and curious Cleo.

Cleo the cat and Caspar the dog move to a new home.

Bear likes to play in all kinds of weather.

Some sheep are black; some sheep are white. But how big is a pig? Can you answer right? Using tactile illustrations based on felt work, and with a rollicking text, this book introduces the early childhood concept of opposites.

A lively group of children pick the ingredients to make soup from their garden.

A boy sails across the sea, looking at various objects through his spyglass, until he reaches an island where his dog is waiting for him.

Contrasts animals in the barnyard, including clean and dirty geese, fat and thin cows, and big and small pigs.

Bear uses different modes of transport to lead children on adventures by land, sea and air to all kinds of exotic locations.

Children can learn all about opposites as they follow the sprightly baby as he engages in different activities.

Florence the cow frolics through all sorts of unusual settings in this book. She discovers the wonderful world of colour on her way. This is an entertaining way to help small children learn their colours.

With rhyming text and bright illustrations, this book follows the antics of three lively babies from dawn till dusk as they discover different ways to play. Young readers can join in the games as the babies boogie their way around the day.

In this adventure from the best-selling Barefoot team Stella Blackstone and Clare Beaton, readers are invited to join a curious puppy as he travels all over the world, asking all the baby animals he meets, ''What is the name of the baby kangaroo?''

Bear looks for shapes everywhere, such as for rectangles in a school and for stars in the nighttime sky.

A child''s grandmother travels around the world, buying things in quantities that illustrate counting from one to ten.