"Mama, do you miss me so much that you're coming right home tome, NO MATTER WHAT?" In this second STINKY FACE title, Mama is away and tells her sonthat nothing can keep them apart. Through the boy's livelyimagination, Mama braves hungry sharks, terrible pirates,spaceships lost in time and much more to assure her son thatnothing can keep her from coming home to him.

Gerald is careful. Piggie is not.Piggie cannot help smiling.Gerald can.Gerald worries so that Piggie does not have to.Geraldand Piggie are best friends.In Listen to My Trumpet! Piggie can'twait to play her new instrument for Gerald! But is she ready tolisten to his reaction?

白炽的，开创性的，你见过花吗?这是一个开拓性的，迷人的肖像，童年和自然之间的重要关系。 在这个看似简单却意义深远的故事中，一个孩子体验了一朵拥有五种感官的花:从颜色到香味，再到它所能唤起的整个宇宙。你见过花吗?带领读者开启一段崭新的旅程。看着一朵花教会我们观察周围的一切，扩大我们的认知，并质疑 看见 和 存在 意味着什么。 这本书是对感知、环境和人性的一次美丽探索。 They All Saw a Cat meets The Wonderful Things You Will Be in this book that redefines what it means to be a flower, what it means to be a human―what it means to be alive.

动物园、白金汉宫、汉普顿宫，还有橘子酱迷宫，每一份经历都给小熊帕丁顿带来了难忘的记忆。园林篇聚集了英国有特色的几大园林，包括了充满乐趣的动物园，华丽尊贵的白金汉宫，漂亮优雅的圣詹姆士公园，高贵雅致的汉普顿宫，还有宁静神秘的英国式迷宫…… 在《小熊帕丁顿 -- 园林篇》中，小熊帕丁顿充当起了小读者的导游，带你游遍这些闻名遐迩的英国景点！ 景点 3 ——与橘子酱迷宫： 小熊帕丁顿和格鲁伯先生去参观汉普顿宫的时候，一群游客跟在了他们的后面，还希望能和他们一起回家喝茶！幸运的是，小熊帕丁顿找到了一个神奇的办法解决了难题……

本辑包括：斯凯瑞富盛名的What Do People Do All Day?《忙忙碌碌镇》；Best First Book Ever《我的本书》；Best Word Book Ever《好的单词书》（斯凯瑞在对Best Word Book Ever《好的单词书》进行修订时，还特意对涉及宗教、道德等反应社会价值观的部分进行修改或删除，使内容更加适合儿童阅读）；Great Big Schoolhouse《上学一二三》；Cars and Trucks and Things that Go 《轱辘轱辘转》等10本图书。 1.What Do People Do All Day?《忙忙碌碌镇》：认识职业和社会分工！ 在忙忙碌碌镇中，温和的动物居民们过着快乐而忙碌的生活。作者通过一个充满童话色彩的小镇，介绍了日常生活的方方面面，比如农场的工作、消防员救火，坐火车旅行、修建一条新路、树木的利用等。书中涉及到了各种各样的职业，涵盖的信息非常丰富，对孩子了解社会生活有着良好的引导作用。同时，妙趣横生的故事情节，大量

Alexander is not going to leave his best friend Paul. OrRachel, the best babysitter in the world. Or the Baldwins, who havea terrific dog named Swoozie. Or Mr. and Mrs. Oberdorfer, whoalways give great treats on Halloween. Who cares if his father hasa new job a thousand miles away? Alexander is not — Do you hearhim? He Means it! — going to move. Alexander's back, facing anotherof childhood's trials and tribulations with Judith Viorst'strademark humor and keen sense of what's important to kids. AngryAlexander refuses to move away if it means having to leave hisfavorite friends and special places.

★一套專為培養基礎字彙能力所編寫的讀本。書中所選用的字彙為初學者必識的300字。 ★透過有趣的人物主角故事（Kate, Tom和一隻名叫Sam的狗），引導學生從重複的句子中熟練字彙。 ★全套共16冊，另有一本First Words-A Pre-reader，可做為進入閱讀前的暖身活動。 ★An enjoyable and uncomplicated reading scheme that uses the"look and say" Approach to learning to read. Pronunciation andmeaning are developed through regular introduction and repetitionof essential key words.

PreSchool-Grade 1-During a trip to the library, Charlie helps his younger sister search for her favorite book, Beetles, Bugs, and Butterflies. Lola is dismayed when they cannot find it, and though Charlie tries to distract her with other titles, but nothing measures up to her beloved tome. He patiently explains to Lola that it's not her book because it belongs to the library, meaning everyone can have a chance to read it. Although she is horrified when another girl walks by carrying the sought-after title, Lola reluctantly agrees to try Cheetahs and Chimpanzees instead, and ultimately decides that it might actually be the most best book in the whole wide world. The author does an excellent job of capturing the way youngsters think and act, and Lola epitomizes the typical child who doesn't quite understand the concept of borrowing. The story flows at a comfortable pace, and the language is easy to comprehend. The collage artwork is charming. Pastel backgrounds blend with brightly patterned materials and photo

Raymond Briggs' evocative story of a small boy's magical friendship with a snowman, told here in words by the artist and illustrated with pictures from the original version. 少年早上起来，发现窗外已经是雪花飘飘了。他冲出屋去，堆了一个足足比他高出一倍的雪人。他给它戴上了帽子，系上围巾，又用橘子给它装上了一个大红鼻头，用煤球做了眼睛，再画上嘴。哈，一个活灵活现的大雪人！ 可这天夜里，少年翻来覆去怎么也睡不着。半夜12点，他爬了起来，打开了前门，哇！他发现雪人活了，雪人正摘下帽子向他致礼哪。 少年请雪人来家里坐客，这让这个冰冷的巨人非常兴奋，它看了猫、看了电视、试着开了开灯、把厨房的纸巾全都扯了出来，它喜欢大嚼冰块，但它怕火。少年 嘘 了一声，轻手轻脚地把它领上楼，带进爸爸妈妈的卧室，让它看熟睡的爸爸妈妈。它盯着爸爸浸在杯子里的假牙看了半