Ron Berry

Ella the Baby Elephant (My Animal Family)

Peregrine Watching

The Full-time Amateur

Who can be ringing the doorbell on Halloween night? Is it a monster? A goblin? Or maybe a ghost? To find out, youngsters will need to open the lift-the-flap doors inside the book to see who's lurking on the doorstep.

Who's at the Door?

Math for the Family

Being grateful is one of the most important attitudes we can instill in our children. The I'm So Thankful! book not only encourages children to focus on thoughts and feelings of gratitude, but also helps them learn to appreciate the little things in life, things they may take for granted. There is no better way for a child to develop a gratitude attitude than to interact with this magical "Slide 'N See" book. Children will be filled with wonderment each time they pull the tab to reveal another reason to be thankful.

I'm So Thankful

The Itsy Bitsy Spider board book is part of the Sing and Play interactive series that gives parents the opportunity to read and sing songs with their child. As the child learns about the playful spider climbing up the water spout, they begin to understand basic concepts of movement and direction. Children also will act out the motions of the spider, which leads to hours of playful fun shared with their parents. It is the New Format with Clear Sound Technology.

The Itsy Bitsy Spider

Kathleen Duey

In a story designed to teach children to overcome their fears, Justin is convinced that his next door neighbor is an alien when he sees him carrying strange objects into his house, and sees weird lights coming from his window.

Nowhere to Run, Nowhere to Hide!

David Mead

Charlie the train works hard to pull the circus train, passenger trains, and freight trains, in this book that unfolds into a train, with a light and a different car on every page.

All Aboard! Charlie the Can-Do Choo Choo

Santa Claus and his elves prepare for Christmas by making toys, loading them into his sack, and flying away on his magical sleigh. On board pages.

Can You Make Santa Giggle?

Smart Kids Publishing

A faithful lighthouse keeps watch through the night, helping ships to avoid the rocks, in a book that lights up and plays a song. On board pages.

Let Your Light Shine

A year out of the game for a fight gone wrong, Hector Bebb, a boxer from Cymmer, south Wales, is ready to make a comeback, confident that he's got himself under control. Those around him aren't so sure, and their fears are justified as, second time round, Hector's savagery takes a terrible toll, and he has to go on the run. So Long, Hector Bebb, which originally appeared in 1970, recounts in Ron Berry's sparse and uncompromising style the compelling story of the tragic-heroic Hector, a story set in the brutal world of boxing and the disintegration of a community.

So Long, Hector Bebb

In the daytime Hector Bebb drives a brewery lorry, but he's out early each morning for roadwork and every evening he trains for the big fight. Abe would have his boxers function as focused, sexless fighting machines. Hector has everything to make a world-beater, but his disillusioned wife. Millie suffers frantic consequences, and when Hector returns after winning the big fight he meets bigger trouble. Told by a series of interior monologues, the 14 characters in this novel give a vivid and loving picture of the boxing world. Originally published in 1970.

All children will get a boo-boo at some point while playing. When it happens you can take the pain out of a boo-boo by helping them understand what has happened and explaining the healing process. Not only will this book help soothe away the pain of an unwanted accident, but also will involve children in the process of curing their own boo-boos. What's more fun than wearing a colorful boo-boo strip?

My Boo Boo BK

Flame and Slag is Ron Berry's masterpiece. Set against the unspeakable horror of Aberfan, this remarkable 1968 novel follows the lives of lovers, Rees Stevens and Ellen Vaughan. Rees must discover and interpret a journal written by Ellen's father if all the fires of living on are not to fall into cold ash.

Flame and Slag

Recounts the story of how David, a shepherd boy who loved God, fought the giant Goliath. On board pages.

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