Spots and strips, fur and spikes! Big and small, short and tall. Every animal is different at the zoo.
Another in the series of Taronga board books for small hands and big hearts, this joy-filled romp through a variety of animals offers both delight and surprise to the reader.
Through the gates there’s a chatter and a squeak! What amazing animals will you meet?
This lovely
board book takes us on an exciting trip to the Taronga zoo, with a family who
are all very eager to visit the animals and see the sights.
It offers captivating characters, a tiny voice with big eyes that you want to just reach into the book and cuddle, and a very, very special and different presentation:
This book sits on a shelf like all other books, but when you open it up, the world tilts sideways.
The book uses simple, rhyming lines to explain the pine marten's behavior, its forest home, and what it eats. The text is direct and easy to follow.
Each page focuses on a different aspect of the animal’s life, making it a useful educational tool.
The pine marten is the only character and is portrayed as active and curious. The writing emphasizes its agility, strength, and love for trees.
It’s PARTY RHYME!
Put on your PARTY BAT,
enjoy the LIZZIE DRINKS,
but don’t eat too much HAIRY BREAD!
As the name suggests, this book contains delightful
jokes and puns, witty rhymes and playful language.
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The childlike, delightful and a-little-bit-naughty Mr McGee seems to know this too, when he is attacked by a flea that simply will not give up in the opening stages of this romp of a picture book.
Master
children’s storyteller Pamela Allen creates works that are fresh, vibrant and
dynamic. Her beloved Mr McGee and The Biting Flea is celebrating it’s 25th
anniversary this year, and yet it feels absolutely sparkly and new and
appropriate for today’s readers, in this gorgeous board book presentation.
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Lionel Poops is a funny board book with quirky humour that reads perfectly for a young audience who may be in need of some toilet training tips.
Allison Hill, the editor of two new board books in Starry Forest's, Baby’s Classics series, explores the process behind adapting textually-rich gothic classics like Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein and Bram Stoker’s Dracula into board books.
These books are part of a new eight-book series called The World of Dinosaur Roar! which is inspired by the popular picture book by Paul Stickland and Henrietta Stickland, in association with the UK's Natural History Museum.
Dinosaur Whack! and Dinosaur Whizz! are created by Jeanne Willis and Peter Curtis, and feature Stegosaurus and Coelophysis, along with other dinosaur friends including Iguanodon, Deinonychus, and Diplodocus.
Lots of kids love diggers! They are fascinated by their size, ability, and that their movement is close to robotic. Operated by a girl driver, the giant yellow digger scoops up mud. She sits in a high seat that allows her a clear and safe view of everything around her.
Reflecting the same joy that was contained in the picture book, Giraffes Can’t Dance, these two popular and talented creators have collaborated again in Love from Giraffes Can’t Dance.