Judy Hindley possède un talent particulier pour saisir le langage et les sujets qui ravissent les enfants d'âge préscolaire. Auteure de plus de cinquante livres pour enfants, ses œuvres sont réputées pour leur capacité à captiver les plus jeunes lecteurs. L'approche de Hindley est ludique et accessible, axée sur le développement de l'imagination et du vocabulaire des enfants. Ses livres sont appréciés pour leurs qualités interactives et amusantes, qui favorisent l'apprentissage précoce.
This new edition of a classic Usborne title has been updated for the latest generation of readers. It contains lots of imaginary machines, specially invented to show how your body does some of its most important jobs.
A classic Usborne title, updated for a new generation. Train yourself to be a great detective with this humorous, handy pocket guide packed with hints, tips and advice on how to be an intrepid, quick-thinking super-sleuth. Test your observational skills, learn how to crack codes, discover how to identify people by their fingerprints or handwriting, find out how to examine witnesses and look for clues. This is a great gift for any child with a sense of daring and adventure.
"for anyone who wants to be a good spy, this is the book for you. It reveals all the tricks and skills you will need: how to follow enemy spies without them knowing, how to write secret messages and hoe to disguise your self at the drop of a hat. This book should be kept near you at all times, so you can check your codes and essages - and keep your secrets out of the hands of the enemy" (publisher).
Focusing on the joy of movement and physicality, this book captures the exuberance of toddlers as they engage in playful activities like laughing, stretching, and tickling. The vibrant text complements the lively illustrations, creating an infectious atmosphere that celebrates the capabilities of the body. This engaging narrative encourages young readers to embrace their physicality with enthusiasm and joy.
This book is suitable for activities like fishing, hunting, tying, pulling, lifting, and carrying, and it supports KS1-2 Science and Literacy.
Featuring a clever premise and engaging, rhythmic text, this book promises to entertain young readers with its sunny and humorous illustrations. The combination of lively storytelling and delightful visuals makes it a standout choice for story hour, ensuring a satisfying experience for both children and adults.
Do you suppose you could sleep in a rose like a bee. or snooze in the ooze like a frog? When you're yawning and nodding and flopping and ready to fall in a heap, where do you choose for a nap or a snooze -where is your favourite place to sleep?
A walk in the jungle with a small girl and boy. Wild things lurk in the shadows, among the trees: a snake; a troop of chimpanzees, a cockatoo and tigers. You can't actually see them, because wild things like to hide and take you by surprise, but they are there.
Aimed at toddlers, this illustrated, rhyming book covers all parts of the body and what they can do - from eyes and nose to fingers and toes.
One day two bold, brave knights donned their shining armour and set off in search of glorious adventures. The simple text and pictures show how to use ordinary household junk to make props that go along with the story
