Tjibbe Veldkamp

Alice Hoogstad

Bert causes mayhem on the building site but surprisingly he's also the hero of the day! Every day, Bert stands behind the fence of the building site and watches the steamroller, the cement truck and the crane in action. Bert would really like to drive the big machines himself. One day, he does and flattens a car with the steamroller, pours co ncrete on the road and even hoists a police car up by the crane! But surprisingly Bert is the hero of the day and deserves a reward. This is a picture book with a clever visual sub - plot. As soon as you reach the end, go back to the beginning to find all th e picture clues and see Bert foil a bank robbery. There's so much for children to enjoy - the detailed illustrations of the machines in action, the chaos and of course the clever back - to - front solving of the mystery.

Bert, Get off the Crane!

Dragons Are Not for Sale

A quiet city in black and white bursts into color as an energetic child uses colorful crayons to create vibrant monsters that run rampant in this wordless picture book. The beautiful and intricate illustrations reveal their own stories on repeat viewings making this a go-to book for a rainy day. Beware You d better keep the crayons out of reach of your children after reading this book--they might get too inspired "

Monster Book

Gerhard Mensching

Tim ontdekt het eiland van de sprekende dieren net op tijd, want twee mannen willen die dieren vangen en verkopen.

Het eiland met de sprekende dieren

Alice Hoogstad's latest picture book creates a world without words yet filled with stories. In a town that consists entirely of black and white, a girl adds colour with her crayons by drawing monsters on the streets. The colourful monsters come alive and start disrupting the quiet little town. The beautiful illustrations, with their many intricate de tails, instantly draw you into the story. The explosion of colours that follows will boggle your mind and keep you coming back for more. Beware - you'd better keep the colour crayons out of your children 's reach after reading this book . . . T hey might be come too inspired!

Alice Hoogstad

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