This book in the Scaredy Squirrel series shows our nutty hero making a friend. Scaredy finds that friendship is well worth the risks -- and the risks are considerable!

Dog loves books. Then one day Dog receives a very strange bookfrom his Aunt Dora – it’s blank! Dog soon realises that this book’snot for reading, but for drawing in! At first Dog isn’t sure whatto draw and starts with scribbles and games of noughts and crosses,but as he grows in confidence Dog doodles himself into a world ofsurprises and adventures. Louise Yates, who won the Roald Dahl Funny Prize for Dog LovesBooks, has followed it up with this celebration of illustration andthe imagination showing the possibilities a blank book can offer.Beautifully illustrated in pencil and watercolour drawings, this issure to spark a child’s interest in doodling and art.

In this multicultural version of the traditional song, children from cultures all over the world clap their hands, stomp their feet, pat their heads, and much more. The accompanying singalong CD continues the interactive fun! It includes two full spreads at the end that teach hello - in thirty-six languages, and the names of the children and their countries of origin. It is illustrated by Sophie Fatus, artist of the best-selling "Barefoot Books" yoga range, including "My Daddy is a Pretzel", "Yoga Pretzels" and "Yoga Planet". It joins Barefoot's popular "Singalong Songs" series which also includes "Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush", "The Animal Boogie" and "Driving My Tractor".

This gorgeous storybook is full of snapshots of family life,from breakfast to bedtime and from birthdays to walks in the park.All small children will be able to identify with Alfie and AnnieRose, two hugely appealing pre-schoolers who are constantlytackling new experiences and making new friends.

Little Owl must be more careful when he is sleeping… Uh-oh! He has fallen from his nest, and with a bump he lands on the ground. Where is his mummy? With the earnest assistance of his new friend Squirrel, Little Owl sets off in search of her, and meets a sequence of other animals. Yet while one might have his mummy?s BIG EYES, and another her POINTY EARS, they are simply not her. Chris Haughton's striking colour illustrations follow Little Owl on his quest. Which of his new friends will lead him back to his mummy?

"Let's, make rabbits," says the scissors to the pencil, and,before the reader's eyes, two rabbits appear--one drawn by thepencil, the other cut from brightly patterned paper by thescissors. When the rabbits are hungry, the scissors andthe pencilprovide paper carrots. But one day the taste of a real carrot leadsto a magical surprise. This imaginative tale is being reissued incelebration of fourtime Caldecott Honor Book winner Leo Lionni's100th anniversary. "A wonderful combination of collage and pencildrawing provides a lesson in art appreciation as well as a tributeto imaginative reality."--"School Library Journal"

The fourth title in this popular series about Lily and herloveable toy, Blue Kangaroo Lily and Blue Kangaroo are the best offriends and when Lily doesn't know what to do next she often asks,'What shall we do, Blue Kangaroo?' But Blue Kangaroo doesn't alwaysknow, so he says nothing. But one day, in a crisis, Blue Kangaroohas to work out what to do all by himself!

Jane Yolen and Mark Teague’s phenomenally best-sellingdinosaurs are back, and this time they’re going to school!Whatwould you do if a very large ceratosaurus stomped into yourclassroom? And what if the student sitting next to you was agigantic silvisaurus – who decided to jump on top of his desk?Comealong for a very unusual day where dinosaur show-and-tell, storytime and playtime antics will make even the best-behaved dinosaurslaugh out loud.School has never been so much fun!

This is a new edition of an outstanding picture book by one ofthe most popular of all contemporary author/illustrators.OnThursday morning at a quarter past ten, Joseph Kaye noticessomething odd about the kettle...Thus begins a remarkable day forJoseph, a day in which everything seems to change in the mostpeculiar of ways. The washbasin grows feet, the armchair becomes agorilla, his bicycle wheel turns into an apple...Joseph's fatherhad said when he'd left that morning that everything was going tochange. But what had he meant? The book explores the boy's state ofmind as he prepares for the return of his parents with his new babysister.

Mog, everyone's favourite cat, is back and she is not happy!Mog loves her garden, but somehow it seems to have completelydisappeared over night. What Mog doesn't realise is that the flappyfloppy thing that has replaced her garden is in fact a marquee putup for a cat show. Mog hides in the house and is oblivious to thecats of various sizes and colours who parade themselves hoping tobe winners. Then curiosity takes over and Mog makes a spectacularentrance in true prize-winning form! Age 3+ 格格干了一件坏事儿，她一向是只乖巧的猫咪，可她无意中做了这件坏事儿，她很是心烦意乱。不过，如果自己的花园突然不见了，任何一只猫都会伤心欲绝的。

Category: Making Friends"What we have here is a bad case of stripes. One of the worst I've ever seen!"Camilla Cream loves lima beans, but she never eats them. Why? Because the other kids in her school don't like them. And Camilla Cream is very, very worried about what other people think of her. In fact, she's so worried that she's about to break out in...a bad case of stripes!"Shannon's story is a good poke in the eye of conformity...and his empathetic, vivid artwork keeps perfect pace with the tale."-Kirkus Reviews, starred review.

Gerald would love to join in with the other animals at the Jungle Dance, but everyone knows that giraffes can't dance ...or can they? A funny, touching and triumphant story from an award-winning creative team. 2009 sees the 10th anniversary of this bestselling picture book loved by children everywhere.

Horrid Henry hates writing thank you letters. Why should hewaste his precious time thanking people for terrible presents? Infact, why should anyone? Then he has a wonderful, spectacular idea...one that's guaranteed to make him rich, rich rich!