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Whose House?
Peep inside the houses of your favourite fairy tale characters in this interactive lift-the-flap board book. Turn the pages, read the clues and try to guess whose house is whose . . . Whose house is tucked deep in the woods? Who lives in the house with the three bowls of porridge? Who lives in a treehouse and has big hairy feet? Look at each picture and guess them all - then come to the palace and join the ball! Open the flaps to peep inside the homes of your favourite fairy tale characters, from a tiny cottage to a cosy treehouse and a grand palace. Goldilocks, Little Red Riding Hood, Three Little Pigs, C inderella and many more - all of your favourite fairy tale characters are brought to life in this classic story. With lots and lots of funny details to spot, for hours of fun, children will love lifting the flaps to guess who lives in each house. This fun board book lift-the-flap format is ideal for sharing with little ones but with lots of details for older children to enjoy too and nostalgic, timeless artwork reminiscent of the much-loved books by Janet and Allan Ahlberg.
Fairytale News
Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Big bad Wolf steals granny's clothing! Golden-haired girl caught napping in three bears' cottage! Boy makes fortune out of magic beans! A paperboy encounters favourite nursery story characters in this book with a pull-out newspaper.
Vampires
First published Granada, 1982
Pirates
None
School
Takes a look at the different aspects of school life. The types and habits of the teachers and kids who go to school come under close scrutiny while nits and zits, lessons and learning, infections and afflictions are just a few of the other specialist subjects examined.
Number One
The Numberlies are characters who live in Numbertown who aim to help children learn to count. This is story number one which intends to be fun and to help children practise their counting as each illustration is a counting game. There are ten storybooks which progress in stages.
Mig the Pig
Mig the Pig meets with adventure while wearing a wig and riding in a gig. Turning the narrower pages in the center of the book changes the first letter of the rhyming words.
I Know an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly
I know an old lady who swallowed a fly. I don't know why she swallowed the fly—so read along and find out! Meet all the animals that end up in the old lady's tummy—but what will happen when she starts to get a bit full? This is a comical retelling of the favorite nursery rhyme from a popular team, with lift-the-flap pages that are just right for small hands.
The Dance of the Dinosaurs
It's a dark, thundery night and two children lie in bed, afraid and unable to sleep. Then their cat says he wants to show them where all the noise outside is coming from and leads them back through millions of years to a jungle of long, long ago. There, the dinosaurs are dancing the night away.
