Ian Whybrow Bücher

Die fellsträubenden Abenteuer für alle kleinen und großen Erdmännchenfans gehen weiter! Die Geschwister Mia, Träumer und Tüftler werden immer selbständiger. Zu selbständig für Onkel Erwins Geschmack: Als eine Ballonfahrerin in der Nähe des Baus auftaucht, klettern die drei heimlich an Bord – und gehen unfreiwillig in die Luft! Jetzt gibt es nur noch eins: Erwin und der Rest der Wahnsinnsmeute müssen so schnell wie möglich hinterher! Ein tierisches Abenteuer mit Spaß und Spannung!

Bravsein ist schwer ... Bekannter Illustrator Schräg und unkonventionell Brav sein kann jeder. Aber wer einmal lernen will, so richtig fies zu sein, der muss bei Familie Wolf in die Schule gehen. Von Papa und Mama Wolf werden die Kinder tagtäglich dazu ermahnt, sich möglichst schlecht zu benehmen, und die beiden Kleinen lernen ihre Lektion auch ziemlich schnell. Bald sind sie wahre Meister im Fiessein, bis eines Tages die Eltern Wolf in den Genuss der Fiesitäten ihre eigenen Sprösslinge kommen - da wendet sich das Blatt. Ian Whybrow und sein meisterhafter Illustrator Tony Ross legen ein augenzwinkerndes kleines Einmaleins der Bösartigkeiten vor - witzig und schräg und sicher von Kindern schnell mitsamt der beiden Helden ins Herz geschlossen.

Wölfchen Wolf und Vetter Heuler verwandeln die ehemalige äScheusal-Schule für Böse Bestienä in eine äAbenteuer-Akademie für tapfere Tiereä. Doch kaum wird die Schule eröffnet, taucht der verschlagene Fuchs Mister Twister auf...

Ein Wolf hat böse und grausam zu sein! Um das zu lernen wird Wölfchen Wolf zu seinem Onkel Bitterbös geschickt, soll dort in die Scheusal-Schule gehen und sich eine Grausamkeitsmedaille verdienen. Tagelang ist er im dunklen Wald unterwegs, leidet Hunger, die Pfoten tun ihm weh. Und schließlich stelllt er fest, daß es gar nicht so schlecht ist, ein guter Wolf zu sein.

Wölfchen Wolf gibt Unterricht im Horrormasken-Nähen. Zusammen mit seinem Cousin Heuler und der kleinen Krähe Stupps hat er im letzten Band wilde Abenteuer erlebt, um eine Abenteuerschule zu gründen. Am Ende wurde beschlossen, ein Grusel-Gymnasium zu eröffnen, das sich selbst als „schaurigste Schule der Welt“ bezeichnet. Hier können eifrige Schüler Kurse wie „Erschrecken für Anfänger“, „Horrormasken-Nähen“ und „Durchwändegehen“ belegen. Bevor der Unterricht beginnen kann, muss der Geist Onkel Bitterbös als Schulgeist gewonnen werden, und es wird kräftig für neue Schüler geworben. Die Anmeldeliste für die Aufnahmeprüfung sieht vielversprechend aus, doch Onkel Bitterbös hat andere Pläne. Er erscheint als fürchterlicher Waldbrand und verscheucht alle Schüler. Daraufhin bietet er eine Wette an: Er wird sein Versteck voller Schätze preisgeben, wenn Wölfchen und seine Freunde jemanden finden, der keine Angst vor ihm hat. Eine aufregende Expedition beginnt, bei der Wölfchen nicht nur Pilot werden muss, sondern auch mit Alligatoren und wilden Bären klarkommen muss. Schließlich findet sich mit Normus, dem unerschrockenen Bärenjungen, der passende Gegenpart zu Onkel Bitterbös. Doch die Herausforderungen für Wölfchen, Heuler und Stupps sind noch lange nicht vorbei, und wie sie den Schulbetrieb zum Laufen bringen, bleibt spannend!

Harry findet auf dem Dachboden eine Kiste voller Dinosaurier, die ihn bald überall hin begleiten.

Wölfchen Wolf wird unerwartet Kummerkastentante und muss eine Vielzahl von Leserbriefen beantworten. Mit seinem kreativen Einfallsreichtum hilft er seinen tierischen Freunden, auch wenn die Ratschläge nicht immer das sind, was sie wollten. Der Band bietet Sprachspiele, verrückte Ideen und freche Illustrationen von Tony Ross.

Tief unten in einer gemütlichen Höhle leben drei kleine Erdmännchen und ihr etwas eigenwilliger Babysitter. Onkel Erwin war einst König der Wüste, aber dann hatte er ... nun ja, etwas Pech. Am liebsten erzählt er Geschichten aus seiner glorreichen Zeit: über Blah-Blahs, Klick-Klicks und Ohguckmal - haarlose, seltsame Wesen, denen er an der Oberfläche begegnet ist. Ob das wahr ist? Doch dann entdecken die drei vergraben im Sand ein geheimnisvolles pinkfarbenes Objekt, und ehe sie sich versehen, sind sie mittendrin in einem fellsträubenden Abenteuer ...

Das Weihnachts-Bilderbuch mit Klappen Ob es der kleine Bär rechtzeitig unter den Weihnachtsbaum schafft? Na dann, fröhliche Weihnachten! Ein Pappbilderbuch vom Illustrator des Grüffelo mit vielen Klappen für neugierige Kinder, die dem Weihnachtsmann helfen wollen.

Mia, Träumer und Tüftler können es nicht fassen: Onkel Erwin hat sich verknallt, und nun zieht einfach eine fremde, flauschige Erdmännchen-Prinzessin in ihren Bau ein. Dabei vermissen sie doch immer noch ihre richtige Mama! Nach der werden sie jetzt suchen - und zwar allein. Aber die Wüste ist gefährlicher, als sie dachten: Sie treffen auf ein halb verhungertes Löwenjunges, wütende Blah-Blahs und gefährliche Brumm-Brumms. Wie gut, dass Erwin die drei heimlich im Auge behält ...

Harry und seine geliebten Dinosaurier haben einen Zahnarzttermin und sind alle sehr nervös – besonders Tyrannosaurus, der so viele Zähne hat. Doch mit Harrys Zusicherungen und einem magischen Knopf, der ihn groß werden lässt, stimmt Tyrannosaurus zu, Dr. Drake einen Blick auf seine Zähne werfen zu lassen. Lustige, zugängliche Illustrationen und ein sanfter Text helfen, die Angst vor dieser sehr typischen Lebenslektion zu lindern.

Von I. Whybrow/R. Ayto. - Die Enten trauen ihren Augen kaum: der kleine Junge isst das für sie mitgebrachte Brot plötzlich selber auf ... (ab 3).

Angriff der Hyänen-Gang! Erwin und seine wilde Wahnsinnsmeute werden glücklicherweise verschont, doch das Nest einer Straußen-Familie muss dran glauben. Zurück bleibt eine aufgeregte Straußen-Mama auf der Suche nach ihrem letzten verbliebenen Ei und ihrem Straußen-Gatten. Erwin und die drei Kleinen wollen helfen, doch wie findet man ein Ei in der Wüste?

Mehr über „Harry“: ISBN 3-7302-1525-6 Harry und der Eimer voller Dinosaurier ISBN 3-7302-1580-9 Harry und die Dinosaurier sagen „Raahh!“ ISBN 3-7302-1629-5 Harry und die Roboter

Oliver findet eine geheime Zauberformel. Als er sie laut ausspricht, ist er plötzlich unsichtbar. Eine turbulente Abenteuergeschichte, bei der am Schluss nicht nur Oliver einen besten Freund gefunden hat.

A noisy, fun-filled farmyard adventure, with furry touch-and-feel animals on every page!Look who's hiding under those sticks. Say hello to the fluffy chicks. Follow the friendly puppy as he scampers around the farmyard saying hello to all the animals. Toddlers will love to stroke the soft, velvety animals and to join in making their noises.

Say hello to all your favourite dinosaurs in this brilliant rhyming picture book.

Learning is fun with Harry and the Bucketful of Dinosaurs! Harry and the dinosaurs are playing hide-and-seek with colours and Harry needs some help to find all his dinosaurs. Peep through the die-cut holes and open the fold-out pages to join in the fun and learn all about colours.

Books with blatant boy appeal which offer first steps on the path to reading confidence.

Young children will enjoy spending a day on the farm with Farmer Flat and his family. The simple, rhythmic text is great for reading out loud and encourages children to spot and find items in the pictures.

Tom and Bear are out for the day but they'd better look out ... there's a Ticklemonster about!

A sixth Little Wolf novel featuring this number one cub and pack of friends as they have the pirate adventure of a lifetime!

From traditional tales to Yuletide legends from around the world, this timeless collection of fourteen Christmas classics is perfect for the whole family to share aloud. This festive anthology includes favorite stories such as "The Fir Tree," "The Nutcracker," and "The First Christmas," tales by Louisa May Alcott and L. M. Montgomery, and extracts from Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol and Kenneth Grahame's The Wind in the Willows. Each specially selected story features an introduction by award-winning author Ian Whybrow, and is beautifully illustrated to complement its mood and style.

Young readers will want to hear the quack-happy rhythms of this lively read-aloud book over and over again.

It's Harry's first day at school. He and his dinosaurs are very excited and perhaps a little bit nervous. But when Harry's dinosaur friends don't join him in the classroom, Harry's not so sure he's going to like school, but the dinosaurs come to the rescue and Harry and his new friend learn just how much fun school can really be.

When Harry and his dinosaurs go to their first sleepover, they have so much fun there's no time to miss home. But when it gets dark and things go bump in the night, suddenly the dinosaurs are not so sure.

Bedtime isn't bedtime without a bear—and Tom's bear is on his way! Follow bear on his adventures as he finds his way back to Tom, from cycling through the jungle with a tiger to hitching a lift with a sheep on a jeep. This fun board book features witty rhymes and silly scenarios, as well as a flap to lift on every page.

Es hora de dormir, pero Osito y sus amigos se estan divirtiendo y ¡no quieren ir a la cama! Los pequenos lectores descubriran con este libro que ir a dormir puede ser muy divertido. //// It's bedtime, but Osito and his friends are having so much fun that they don't want to go to bed yet! Little kids will find that going to sleep can also be funny.

When Father Christmas sets off to deliver the presents, poor Bear is left behind in the workshop! How will he make it to Tom's house in time for Christmas morning? Lift the flaps to find out, as he chases Santa's sleigh through icy seas and snowy forests, all the way from the North Pole to Tom's cosy bedroom. With a laugh-out-loud text full of witty rhymes and silly scenarios from Ian Whybrow, and illustrations by Axel Scheffler, illustrator of The Gruffalo, that are bursting with funny details, "The Christmas Bear" is a Christmas book with a difference - and there's a flap to lift on every page, so children can join in the fun!

Everyone has their favourite Harry story and here they all are in this roaringly good collection at this amazingly good price Bucketful of Dinosaurs, Harry and the Robots, Romp in the Swamp and Harry and the Dinosuars say 'Raaah ' Read about how Harry first found his beloved dinosaurs, their adventures together in the scary swamp and discover just how brave they all are when they visit the dentist. There are even two stories just about Harry.

Miss Wire may be old but she is full of life. Her friends at the Hideaway Home think that Christmas is just for children and not for them. Miss Wire is determined to prove otherwise.

When Harry and the dinosaurs visit Mr Oakley's farm and see some tiny ducklings hatching, they long to take one home. They wish and wish, but their wish doesn't come true. Summer passes and they pin all their hopes on a special Christmas wish.

Perfect for the holiday season, this book offers a delightful reading experience for families to share during Christmas. Its festive themes and heartwarming stories create a cozy atmosphere, making it an ideal choice for bonding and celebrating the spirit of the season together.

Harry and the dinosaurs love playing in the waves at Water World. But when a big wave knocks them over, they don't think it's quite such fun after all. Harry isn't sure he wants to go in the water again, but with a little help from Nan he and his dinosaurs overcome their nerves and go on to make the biggest splash of the day.

Harry thinks he's too old for his bucketful of dinosaurs but they have other ideas. He looked after them when he was little and now they're determined to stick by him ...for life. And Harry is not the only one who's got a lot bigger.

Join the little husky as he scampers off on the snow and ice to say hello to all his animal friends. Meet a polar bear, a seal and a caribou too! Toddlers will love to join in calling out the animals' noises as they turn the pages of this book.

Wobble Bear is learning to talk and his mum is trying to teach him about colours. But the only colour he will say is YELLOW! Yellow to the pink soap, yellow to the red towel, yellow to his green pyjamas . . . until finally he gets it right and says yellow to the harvest moon at bedtime. Parents and toddlers everywhere will love watching Wobble Bear learn and will relate to all his little triumphs and disasters as they follow his antics. A very lovable little bear indeed. BLWritten by Ian Whybrow, author of Harry and the Bucketful of Dinosaurs BLCombined sales of Wobble Bear Says Yellow hardback and paperback (published December 2003) are well over 7,000 copies

Follow Cat and say goodnight to everyone in this touch-and-feel board book Join an adorable ginger cat as she sets off to say goodnight to all her animal friends. From the barn owl swooping overhead to the rabbits safe in their hutch, there are all sorts of familiar pets and wild animals in this gorgeous board book. Children will love to stroke the velvety soft-to-touch animals on every page and join in calling out their noises.

When Harry's toy robot stops marching, he sends it to the robot hospital to be fixed. Harry and Nan decide to make their own robot to play with while they wait for it to return. But before they can start, Nan is taken into hospital herself. Originally published: London: David & Charles Children's, 2000.

When Harry goes to Charlie's house, he doesn't want Charlie to play with his toys. Soon, however, he gets drawn into a game when Charlie builds a swamp. Harry decides to let his toys out of their case so they can play too, and finds that sharing can be great fun.

Harry thinks he's too old for his bucketful of dinosaurs but they have other ideas. He looked after them when he was little and now they're determined to stick by him ...for life. And Harry is not the only one who's got a lot bigger.

Harry and the dinosaurs are going on their first holiday - to Australia. But when they arrive the dinosaurs start to feel homesick. Luckily Nan's given them a surprise present to open and it's a camera. Soon Harry and his dinosaurs are busy taking photos of all their adventures.

When Harry goes to a safari park and discovers some animals are in danger of becoming extinct, he wants to save them! Harry soon finds out that however small you are, you can still make a big difference!

Nicholas only wanted to take a little peek. After all, Aunty Boots' cauldron was making a very strange sound. But as soon as he moves the lid...AH-WISHOO! Aunty's spell goes straight up his nose. Now all his wishes come true! No one, not even the villainous Baron Grimace is safe! especially when Nicholas sneezes! Other titles in the series "A Footballer Called Flip" (0340 778903); "Young Robin's Hood" (0340 778954); "Boy Racer" (0 340 77892X); "Aliens Stole My Dog" (0340 778938) and "Whizz the Fleabag" (0340 778946).

Through the jungle -- off we go! Come along and say hello. Go wild with this baby elephant as he shouts hello to all his animal friends. Young children will love to stroke the soft-to-touch velvety animals and join in calling out their noises: Snap! Roar! Ssssss! Bright and colourful artwork and a satisfying rhyming text make this the perfect book for young children

A fifth title [fourth novel] about Little Wolf as he and his friends set up the Yelloweyes Forest Detective Agency. schovat popis

A small mouse runs after his dad to tell him something important -- across the meadow, along the wall and over the stream, all the way to the barn. Meanwhile, the pictures add another layer as we see the bad cat just waiting to pounce... The two mice never see him, but somehow always manage to skip out of the cat`s way just at the last moment. Children will love to be one step ahead -- one moment frightened for the safety of our miniature heroes, the next giggling with delight as they escape once again. ROSIE`S WALK meets GUESS HOW MUCH I LOVE YOU in a story of genuine warmth and charm.

Harry and his dinosaurs love birthday parties, so Harry's disappointed when big sister, Sam, says she's going to one - alone. Not only is it Mr Oakley's birthday, but Harry finds out that it's the dinosaurs' one hundred millionth birthday too! Harry decides to throw a surprise birthday party and soon even Sam helps to make the party treats. Mum invites Mr Oakley over and he is very surprised when he arrives; in fact, everyone agrees that it's the best birthday party ever!

A perfect join-in story with furry animals to pet on every page We're off to meet some animals, and when we do If you see a scary one, just say BOO! Join a little bunny as he plays a game of hide-and-seek with some of the scarier animals in the forest. The warty toad, the growly bear, and the tiger look frightening at first, but he soon discovers there's no reason to be afraid. Bright, colorful artwork and a satisfying rhyming text make this book perfect for sharing aloud. Stroke the soft-to-touch velvety animals and join in by calling out all the noises in the story: Croak! Grrr! Stamp! BOO!

Harry's football team are trying their best, but they just keep getting in each other's way. But, luckily, Harry soon learns the best trick of all ...teamwork! So together Harry, his friends and their mascot auruses win the best prize ever...

A laugh-out-loud new picture book from the author of Harry and the Bucketful of Dinosaurs series and the illustrator of the Dinosaur that Pooped series.

When his family goes to a museum so that big sister Sam can research human ancestors, young Harry wanders off while playing with his toy dinosaurs and becomes lost, but Gran knows just where to find him

When his family goes to a museum so that big sister Sam can research human ancestors, young Harry wanders off while playing with his toy dinosaurs and becomes lost, but Gran knows just where to find him.

It's story time at school, when all of a sudden—splash!—the classroom fills with water and Tim and Ted find themselves taking part in a swashbuckling nautical adventure. Can they rescue stolen treasure from the pirates before Tim's mom comes to pick him up at the end of the day? Rhythmic, rhyming text and humorous illustrations make this action-filled story perfect for reading aloud.

Harry waited and waited for the snow to come. And, when it finally fell, it fell so lightly, it was just barely there. But, Harry went out anyway, and carefully scooped out enough to make a small, small snow king. But, when he went inside for lunch, his snow king disappeared! Who took it? Harry asked everyone--but no one had seen his snow king. There was only one hope: the Snow King had gone to order more snow. And, the next morning, when Harry looked out his window, he saw something amazing... ..."captures the wonder and delight generated by winter's first major snow."--"School Library Journal ..."so credible and appealing."--"Booklist "A..fantasy... with great charm, not the least of which are Reynold's poignant illustrations...A truly pleasing story..."--"Kirkus Reviews Now in a great new "stocking-stuffer" size--the perfect gift for Santa to bring all children, naughty and nice!

Engaging young readers, this interactive Christmas story invites preschoolers to push, pull, and slide scenes, enhancing their experience with playful rhymes. It's designed as a delightful festive gift, making it an ideal choice for introducing children to the joy of storytelling during the holiday season.

Books with blatant boy appeal, but enough drama, excitement and humour to entice ALL readers.

Books packed full of adventure which offer first steps on the path to reading confidence.

Popular chapter book characters Little Wolf and his brother Smellybreff make a debut in their very first picture book! Little Wolf and Smellybreff are learning how to be big and bad just like their mom and dad. For their first badness lesson, Dad scares away bridge workers, kicks over their warning lights, and eats their lunches! When they go to a café to practice being naughty, Smellybreff shows he is a quick learner—he makes a huge mess! But poor Little Wolf—he sometimes ends up being good by mistake. Will Little Wolf ever manage to be really bad?

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