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A charming story that’s also a clever allegory for the disappearance of elephants in the wild. Meet Alex. She’s an explorer who LOVES elephants, and she’s going on an expedition to find some. How hard could it be? It turns out, pretty hard! Alex asks one animal after another, but none of them has seen an elephant. Not the giraffe. Not the snake. Not even the lion! Where are all the elephants? Readers will chuckle as they spot the elephants hiding in plain sight — an encouraging first step for budding explorers!

Das ultimative Geschenk für große Schwestern und Brüder Davon kann bestimmt jede große Schwester und jeder große Bruder ein Lied singen: Es wird einem monatelang vorgeschwärmt, wie niedlich und lustig ein kleines Geschwisterchen ist, und dann das. Es schreit, es pupst, es macht alles kaputt. Das ist kein süßes Baby, das ist ein kleines Monster! Aber es ist das allerliebste Monster auf der ganzen Welt – man muss es einfach liebhaben!

A beautiful retelling of the first Easter taken from 99 Stories from the Bible.Ideal for sharing with young readers, at home, school, or Sunday school as you remember the events of the Jesus' death and resurrection each year.Pack of 10.

A funny and heartwarming tribute to the joy, fun and absolute chaos that accompany a new baby.

A companion prayer book to 99 Stories from the Bible with delightful illustrations in a strong vibrant style, and prayers for all occasions. The prayers are a combination of traditional and modern (by Juliet David), and provide an introduction to family prayer time with young children, bringing talking to God to life in the heart of every child.

Discover the truth in this warm and funny picture book celebration of older people.

A bright, colourful selection of seven of the best-loved Bible stories from the Old Testament

Complete the illustrations of 16 favourite Bible stories by colouring and adding stickers.

Three fantastic stories each with a BIG pop-up illustration, and soft, charming artwork by much-loved children's author Juliet David

Harriet, Darwin's tortoise, and Milton, Schrodinger's cat, embark on a time-traveling adventure to explore the significance of ancient cave paintings created by early humans. As they investigate these prehistoric artworks, they seek to uncover the meanings behind them and what insights they reveal about our ancestors' lives and experiences.