Paula Metcalf Livres

Sisters. That special bond. Your sister is always there when you need her. And sometimes when you don' t.

With funny lift-the-flaps, this brilliant picture book will leave children (and dog lovers) in fits of giggles. Philip the dachshund is in love with Penelope. But there is a slight problem. While Penelope is very tall, Philip is too tiny to kiss her, even on tiptoes! Philip decides to make himself tall. But maybe he just needs to be himself . . .

When Lenny the rabbit spots a lonely fish in a pond, they soon become friends. But will their friendship survive, when Lenny lives on land and his friend lives in water? A heart-warming story about the enduring power of friendship.

Shirley's little sister, Doris, wants to be with Shirley everywhere. Shirley's bed isn't big enough for two growing elephants. But then one day Mummy has an idea. Could bunk beds be the solution?

Norma Snows really is amazing. Endlessly helpful, a superb pianist, a brilliant gymnast and a super-successful athlete, there seems to be no end to her skills. But Norma is worried. What if she did run out of talents? What on earth would she do? She’d better start discovering a new one, straight away! A highly amusing and entertaining tale about an anteater with big ambitions... and an even bigger nose!

Rabbits don't belong in the farmyard. So what can Rupert the rabbit do?

In this heart-warming, laugh-out-loud story of friendship, accident-prone Pansy tries her very hardest to be the most perfect guest to her friend Walter ... with hilarious and calamitous results!

A delightful three-level pre-school course based on songs and stories. The full-colour Teacher's Books contain step-by-step lesson plans and useful classroom management techniques. There are also plenty of ideas for extra activities which offer the teacher flexibility and choice.

A delightful three-level pre-school course based on songs and stories. The Pupil's Book has stories in each unit which are designed to encourage positive attitudes in children such as helping others and sharing. At the end of each unit children have the opportunity to make a simple 'storybook' which they can take home with them. This takes English outside the classroom, making the language more meaningful, and enables parents to be involved in the learning process.