Jacob Grant Bücher

Es gibt so viel mehr als "Nudeln ohne Soße" Fördert Offenheit für neue Gerichte und Aromen – ideal für „picky eaters“ Liebevolle Illustrationen und eine herzerwärmende Geschichte über Mut, Neugier und Genuss mit Umami die Freunde am Essen entdecken Tag für Tag immer nur kalten Fisch? Davon hat der kleine Pinguin Umami genug! Neugierig und voller Abenteuerlust verlässt er seine Heimat, um in der großen weiten Welt neue Gerichte zu entdecken. Auf seiner Reise begegnet er würzigen Suppen, süßem Gebäck, scharfen Klößchen und wunderbar sauren Gürkchen – und lernt, wie spannend und lecker Vielfalt auf dem Teller sein kann. Doch wird er es schaffen, auch seine Freunde zu Hause für die neuen Köstlichkeiten zu begeistern? Dieses liebevoll illustrierte Bilderbuch macht Kindern Mut, Neues zu probieren, und lädt zum gemeinsamen Gespräch über Lieblingsessen und kulinarische Abenteuer ein. Besonders für Eltern mit wählerischen Essern ist „Umami“ eine wertvolle Unterstützung, um spielerisch Neugier und Offenheit am Esstisch zu fördern. Für alle, die gemeinsam mit ihren Kindern die bunte Welt des Essens entdecken und wertvolle Vorlesezeit genießen möchten!

Bear likes to keep his house clean and tidy. In fact, the only thing Bear loves more than cleaning is taking care of his small stuffed friend, Henry. Then Bear sees a sticky spiderweb ... and where there's a web, a spider can't be far behind! But when Bear and Henry go looking for their messy guest, what they discover might just be an unlikely friend. Opposites attract in this charming, stunningly illustrated story about kindness and acceptance, where new friends come in all shapes and sizes.

Bear and Spider are best friends, but they couldn't be more different. Spider loves the outdoors - the warm sun, the fresh breeze, the colourful plants. Bear prefers being inside, with his cosy chair and warm tea. But when Spider's kite gets stuck in a tree, Bear agrees to help his friend get it back - even though he doesn't like the forest. As their quest to find Spider's kite goes from bad to worse, Bear realises that being a good friend sometimes means stepping out of your comfort zone. The fantastic duo from Bear's Scare is back in another quirky, charming friendship story, proving that true friends will stay by your side even on the rainiest of days.

In this humorous father-son drama, the dad discovers a valuable lesson about individuality and self-acceptance, particularly regarding the unconventional notion that pants may not suit everyone. The story explores their comedic misadventures, highlighting the bond between father and son while addressing themes of freedom and personal expression in a light-hearted manner.

Kate has a problem. She's terrified of her aunt's big bulldog. Kate's aunt calls the dog Cookie. Kate calls it a monster! One day, after fleeing the apartment to escape Cookie, Kate takes the strangest elevator ride ever--complete with a mysterious package and floor after floor of real-life monsters! It takes all of her courage, but Kate soon finds that the monsters aren't so scary after all. Kate makes some new friends, and she discovers the perfect way to tame her own personal beast. This warmly written, beautifully illustrated book is certain to be a favorite among all children (and adults) who have been afraid at one time or another.

A big-hearted story about fairness and father-son love by the author-illustrator of No Pants! Pablo and his dad are ready for a fun day together at the farmer’s market–what’s better than a bike ride, doughnuts, and hot apple cider? But Pablo's dad says that everything Pablo picks out is too big for him. It’s just no fair! What if he was in charge and his dad was the kid, Pablo wonders. And his dad stops to think about it, too. This light-hearted but thoughtful look at fairness introduces a important subject that everyone encounters throughout their lives.