Raman Prinja

Christopher Wormell

Planetarium

A counting book covering the numbers one to twenty with block prints of animals also includes factual information about the animals.

Teeth, Tails and Tentacles

Lively Lessons from Aesop's Fables

Mice, Morals, & Monkey Business

Eric is a little boy who sometimes gets things wrong. But Eric learns that while you cant be good at everything, sometimes it takes a little time to find out what you are good at. And when a huge monster stomps down the mountain to Eric's village, Eric just might have his chance to shine.

Eric!

A counting book covering the numbers one to twenty contains block prints of animals. On board pages.

An Animal Counting Book

Teeth, Tails, [and] Tentacles

Mrs Elephant, Mrs Walrus and Mr Bear are off to town again; this time to go to the fair. But they keep seeing other attractions which take their fancy - shops, a cafT, the park, the cinema. When they finally arrive the fair is closed for the night and everyone has gone home. Bitterly disappointed (especially Mr Bear) the animals decide to sleep outside the fair, until they are let in by the man who unlocks the gates in the morning. . .

Off to the Fair

Kate Green

Introduces the numbers one through ten as a little lost chick searches all over the farm for his mother.

A Number of Animals

Special Animal Gatefold Inside! The story of Noah's Ark has never been more beautifully presented! Acclaimed writer and illustrator Christopher Wormell keeps his readers on the edge of their seats in this retelling of the beloved biblical tale. Wormell's trademark woodcut illustrations are paired here with very detailed descriptions of his subjects. And as an added bonus, little ones will love lifting the gate flap to let Noah's animals on and off the boat! Full-spread pictures on each page and a short encyclopedia in the back detailing the featured animals on Wormell's ark will leave parents and kids thrilled.

The Story of Noah's Ark

The Animals Came Two by Two

Far, far away over the high, high mountains in an old castle wall, in a tiny, tiny hole there lives a little mouse called George. He's very small and rather timid and he can be a bit clumsy too. In fact, poor George is so hopeless that he can't even make lunch without burning his cheese on toast! But when a huge and terrifying dragon attacks the castle, George springs into action! Because as fans of George and the Dragon know only too well, George has a very special talent . . . This stunning new edition is perfect for new readers, as well as fans of George and the Dragon. This is a charming children's tale from the exceptional storyteller and illustrator, Chris Wormell.

George, the Dragon and the Princess

Far, far away in the high, high mountains in a deep, deep valley in a dark, dark cave - there lived a mighty dragon.' He was an awesome and frightening creature, terrorising whole armies, destroying castles, demolishing forests and kidnapping princesses. But this mighty dragon had a deep, dark secret. . . .Uncover a charming tale of adventure, a dragon, and an unlikely hero. Told with gentle humour and mesmerising illustrations, this is a picture book to enchant and delight. This stunning new edition is perfect for new readers, as well as fans of George, the Dragon and the Princess. This much-loved classic tale comes from the exceptional storyteller and illustrator, Chris Wormell.

George and the Dragon

From dogs watching over the shepherds' flocks when angels appear, to a charmed cobra performing in Herod's court as the king tries to deceive the wise men, Wormell's trademark animal imagery brings a new perspective to the story of the first Christmas.

A Story of the First Christmas

Through the Animals' Eyes

When Molly wakes up in the middle of the night, she hears the sound of a step on the stairs. It could be a crocodile creeping up to catch her . . . Or a giant giraffe outside on the landing . . . Or an enormous elephant turning the doorknob and opening the door . . . Or even a night monster come to gobble her up . . . But when Molly surprises the tiptoeing beast, she gets an even bigger surprise of her own! This edition is a beautiful reissue of a children's modern classic.

Molly and the Night Monster

When the little wooden train picks up, first, Mrs Elephant, then Mr Bear and finally Mrs Walms, the driver is full of foreboding. His train cannot possibly carry such weighty passengers up to town. But it does. He warns them not to overdo the shopping or they will never complete the return journey but they take no notice and as the little train chugs homewards it has a preposterous load. When Mrs Elephant sneezes, disaster of the worst kind happens; the train falls apart. But the ingenious animals are able to turn calamity into an unexpected surprise picnic for everyone. The day ends on a happy note.

The Animal Train

Edgar Allan Poe

Edgar Allan Poe's "The Raven" is one of the most widely recognized poems in the English language. When it first appeared in the New York Evening Mirror in 1845, the poem made Poe an overnight sensation. Master paper engineer David Pelham amazes us once again with his pop-up design interpreting this haunting love story.

A Pop-Up Book

The Raven

With every page of Teeth, Tails, & Tentacles, readers young and old will delight in counting their way through the animal kingdom. Vivid linoleum-block prints from award-winning artist Christopher Wormell highlight the numbers from one to twenty using everything from a colorful chameleon to a giant humpback whale.

Teeth, Tails & Tentacles

WINNER OF THE RED HOUSE BOOK AWARD FOR YOUNGER CHILDREN 2012! Meet Scruffy Bear -- whose quick-thinking might just save the day! One day a small scruffy bear meets six terrified white mice; they're scared of the dark forest and all the predatory creatures that live there, including an owl, a fox and a slithery snake... But never fear, Scruffy Bear has all kinds of ingenious ideas about how to keep them safe!

Scruffy Bear and the Six White Mice

Fisch sei Dank! In Urzeiten, wo es noch keine Menschen gibt, leben im Ozean die erstaunlichsten Fische, in allen möglichen Farben und Formen. Nur einer, ein wirklich unscheinbarer ist ganz anders, er ist besonders schlau und mit seiner jetzigen Situation als einer von vielen nicht zufrieden. Eigentlich will er an Land laufen können. Jedes Jahr, wenn alle Ferien an der Küste machen, will er aufs Land, aber wie? Schliesslich kommt ihm die gloriose Idee, er brauche Füsse. Alle schauen erstaunt zu, wie er kurz darauf aufs Land stiefelt. Da er dort ganz allein ist, gibt er es nach einer Weile auf und springt zu den andern zurück ins Wasser. Millionen Jahre später versuchen einige mit den Flossen an Land zu kriechen und wieder viel später wachsen Füsse statt Flossen und so entwickelt sich unsere Welt. Wer je versucht hat, einem Kind die Evolution zu erklären, kann jetzt einfach dieses tolle, mit wunderschönen Illustrationen bebilderte Buch erzählen und ist damit fein raus. Diese Geschichte mit Witz und Phantasie ist allen zu empfehlen, die neugierig sind und welches Kind ist das nicht? Ab 5 Jahren, *****, Monika Hedinger.

Ein kluger Fisch

Eric is a little boy who sometimes gets things wrong. But Eric learns that while you can't be good at everything, sometimes it takes a little time to find out what you are good at. And when a huge monster stomps down the mountain to Eric's village, Eric just might have his chance to shine...

Two frogs are sitting on a lily pad and one of them has a stick. The stick, he says, is to beat off the dog. But there is no dog... yet. So begin the trials of this hapless pair whose adventures build to a brilliant conclusion. A unique book with all the qualities of a timeless fable.

Two Frogs

Scruffy Bear sees a red ball, and does what comes naturally - kicks it! But the ball is lost, high up in a tree, and the owners aren't very pleased. Never fear, plucky Scruffy Bear can climb trees. Even very, very high trees with all kinds of cross creatures in them?

Christopher Wormell

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