Maison d'édition: Austin Macauley Publishers
If you haven't seen a Dino-roo before, you will see one now; she is a hybrid animal that is half dinosaur and half kangaroo. Her name is Dino-rooka, and she is from an opal town called Andamooka. She hops and plays and really loves digging for opal. Get ready for an awesome adventure with the Dino-roo!
Anyone who has read the first Edna the Witch book will know how amusing she happens to be. If you are reading about her for the first time you will see how she has a way of living that is the opposite to ours. Edna is very funny and gets into all sorts of trouble. She has a different take on life and who wouldn't when; you are centuries old. Edna can be hilarious when she's bossing everyone around and can always drum up a spell to sort anyone out who upsets her. Sometimes she's an adorable character and sometimes she isn't. We're often left wishing that we could use her methods when someone upsets us. But, no, only Edna can get away with it. When Edna gets into trouble, she can't understand what all the fuss is about. No-one can send her to her room, stop her allowance or ground her, because Edna is Edna and ultimately, she's in charge! Some of the things she does are unbelievable. She goes uninvited to the King and Queen's coronation, tells the captain of her holiday aeroplane how to fly and chooses another way to travel home. What will she do next?Voir livre
Ghost stories from New England's famous island have never been so creepy, fun, and full of mystery! Welcome to the spooky streets of Martha's Vineyard! Stay alert! Ghosts lurk around every corner. Even the most unexpected places might be haunted by wandering phantoms. Did you know there's a house in Edgartown full of ghosts who refuse to leave? Or that the little girl who haunts a home in Vineyard Haven is just looking for a playmate? Can you believe the sound of the wailing wind is really a ghostly woman, searching for her husband who died at sea? Pulled right from history, these ghostly tales will change the way you see Martha's Vineyard, and have you sleeping with the light on!Voir livre
From bullies to school dances, the sibling stars of the #1 bestselling Middle School series have an opinion about everything. But who's right? You can decide using 40 write-in prompts—and other fun interactive games! The Khatchadorian kids are an opinionated duo, and as readers of the Middle School stories know, they don't exactly see eye to eye. But when wild-card Rafe and mostly-straight-laced Georgia go at it, the only thing more fun than their ranting is getting to join in! Their back-and-forth banter on a range of topics—from bullying to cafeteria food to school dress codes—introduces more than 40 writing and drawing prompts and other games, along with room for readers to share their own points of view. In this interactive write-in book, Rafe and Georgia give fans a piece of their minds—and then invite readers to join in on the fun!Voir livre
Eloise Evergreen was mesmerized by the beautiful autumn colors but dreaded the season. During the fall, with some autumn magic, her friends Marcie Maple, Olivia Oak, and Bradley Birch changed from ordinary green into the most spectacular colors. If only I could change colors, thought Eloise. Eloise's friends can't wait to surprise her with Owen the Owl's clever plan. After all, they knew that autumn was a difficult time for her. Eloise is an evergreen tree. She is always, always just GREEN, and Eloise isn't keen on the color GREEN. Will Owen's plan work, and what will the charming family who lives in the old farmhouse think of Eloise's new look? This heartwarming story, with an endearing message of kindness, friendship, and self-acceptance, is overflowing with the warmth, coziness, and beauty of autumn. Who knew that trees could have so much heart and personality!Voir livre
Did you ever want to be something or someone you're not? Have you ever wondered why you were born the way you are? Meet a giraffe named Baby Bibba who asks her mama why she was born a giraffe and not an eagle. Go with Baby Bibba and Mama Giraffe to a wild elephant tea party where Baby Bibba decides she no longer wants to be an eagle. She's happy being who she is: a giraffe in East Africa.Voir livre
This adorable action song will encourage young learners to follow simple directions. Kids will love to tap their heads, shoulders, knees, and toes while singing along with this classic children's song. Repetitive lyrics encourage early literacy skills which is great for preschoolers. This Sing-A-Story features bright art showing diversity to help children form a sense of acceptance and understanding of different races and individual differences.Voir livre
