帕丁顿熊小图书馆 儿童绘本故事纸板书 英文原版 Paddington Little Library 1-3岁 基本信息 Publisher ? : ? HarperCollins; edition (November 10, 2020) Language ? : ? English Board book ? : ? 48 pages ISBN-10 ? : ? 0008195803 ISBN-13 ? : ? 978-0008195809 Item Weight ? : ? 15.2 ounces Dimensions ? : ? 3.7 x 1.77 x 3.62 inches 内容介绍 这本令人难以抗拒的小图书馆包含四本有趣的书，讲述了大家最喜欢的小熊帕丁顿--现在是一位大牌电影明星的故事！在这四本迷你木板书中，您将了解到全国人民最喜欢的小熊帕丁顿--现在是一位大牌电影明星--的全部故事，这四本迷你木板书被装在一个精美的手提箱中。这些有趣的故事非常适合帕丁顿的小粉丝们外出游玩时阅读。这套书包括：《帕丁顿 - 抵达》《帕丁顿在家里》《帕丁顿在海边》《帕丁顿去购物》
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The Number 1 Bestselling Children's Picture Book about Kindness! Teaches children about kindness, and the value of helping others. Used in schools across the world! Described as "A future classic" and "A great bedtime read" Book 1 in the Harry The Happy Mouse series Illustrated by Award Winning artist Janelle Dimmett Teaching children to be kind to each other! Harry The Happy Mouse is a cheerful, traditional story about a mouse called Harry who lives in the beautiful English countryside. Harry helps a Frog, but asks the Frog to repay the kindness to someone else. We follow the good deed as it moves through other characters, who each selflessly help someone else, making themselves feel happy in the process! We learn that a little bit of kindness can go a long way! Harry The Happy Mouse is illustrated by the award winning Janelle Dimmett, bringing the beautiful story to life. Harry the Happy Mouse is 32 beautifully illustrated full colour pages.
Raqia, a teenage girl who immigrated to Texas from Lebanon as a toddler, has felt the subtle pang of loneliness most of her life: she has no siblings, and her widowed father stayed behind when Raqia and her grandmother left Beirut to escape dangerous wolf packs terrorizing the city. These wolves were not just animals, however. They were also people. Homecoming is set in a present-day world where one's Animal Affinity emerges, usually during adolescence, to signal one's burgeoning into adulthood. Raqia and her two best friends, Anabelle and Eddie, navigate homecoming at their high school while the threatening undercurrent of wolf packs encroaches around their city. Complicating all of this are two things: first, charismatic Eddie himself is a wolf--though not, he claims, associated with one of the gangs engaging in violent criminal behavior; second, Anabelle's emotional swings grow more wild as one of the girls begins to evince her Animal Affinity. The balance between
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This full colour, festively illustrated tale shares a valuable message about what’s really the most important gift we could give to our friends and family, and it isn’t something that you can unwrap... Elves love nothing more than making people smile. But Elma the Elf gets so busy making gifts for her friends that she doesn’t realise she’s neglected her best friend Ember and made him feel really sad. Worse still, one of her presents goes missing and she has nothing to give him to cheer him up! Elma tries to think of a way to bring a smile to Ember’s face, and in doing so, she discovers the most perfect gift of all.
The mouse needs help finding his cheese! And the baby dinosaur can't find his mother. Can you help them? Find-and-Seek Square Mazes for Kids will keep children entertained for hours, improving their problem solving skills, fine motor skills, and visual perception.
A Warm Tale Told in Verse When Mr Panda asks Amanda to tea, it's an invitation she cannot refuse. Not only is he very friendly, he has a marvellous reputation for being a fine baker of delicious scones. The book is about friendship and kindness, along with rethinking one's silly fears. Illustrated in full colour throughout, Amanda and the Panda meet a number of delightful animal characters on their way to enjoying tea together. And though initially reluctant, Panda makes a new friend.
A level 2 reader that takes children on a walking journey through the three types of wetlands. The description of each wetland helps children become acquainted with the physical differences between them.
All the poems in this book are inspired by my own real-life experiences here in Florida. All of these wonderful animals, and many others, live here. Wherever you live, a lot of interesting animals live near you. There is a whole wide world to explore: beaches, mountains, zoos, parks, or your own back yard. So get out there and meet some animals for yourself! Have a wonderful time exploring the world around you, and observe animals wherever you go. Take a camera along to record and share your adventures. If you are curious about the animals meet, go online to learn more about them. You may be surprised to discover that some animals living near you are endangered. You can find out about ways to protect animals and their habitats. Always observe animals safely. Have fun!
Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic tale takes to intriguing extremes the widely-held belief that everyone has good and bad sides. First published in 1886, the story is justly famous; it has spawned countless stage and film adaptations and “Jekyll and Hyde” has entered the English language as an epithet for someone whose personality oscillates between extremes. Stevenson’s tale was inspired by the true story of Edinburgh cabinet maker and locksmith, William (Deacon) Brodie, a respected businessman by day and thief by night. Brodie was caught and hanged in 1788, on gallows that many believe he himself helped to design.
Includes the author's step-by-step plan for withdrawal from a dependency on oxycodone. He describes the experience of receiving a liver transplant, which involved spending more than three months in the hospital, recovering from the surgery, and developing an opiate dependency. Peels back the menacing, life-threatening spectacle of human dependency and addiction, and squarely explains the difference between the two. A fine read that will likely save lives
"Why not?" Sarah asks her friend Toby, who announces to her that she can't go out and do what a dad does. When asked to portray a mum's role while playing with her friends, Laura and Toby, Sarah was confronted with a major decision that was to decide what her future would look like. As much as she loves her mum and enjoys doing everything that her mum does, she is more curious about what her dad's life is like. She wishes to be a strong and independent girl and be her own boss, just like her dad. After spending a full day each with both her parents, will Sarah opt for becoming like her mummy or daddy when she grows up?
