Katie Cotton Reihenfolge der Bücher

A funny cat and mouse (or tiger and monkey) story with a twist: turn the book upside down to see the story continue!

1945. War has ended, but for sisters Flora and Isobel the struggles still continue. They’ve lost their father and had their home destroyed in a bombing raid, and now they must go to live with their aunt and her awful husband Mr Godfrey in their ancestral home, Splint Hall.From the moment of their arrival it seems that this is a place shrouded in mysteries and secrets. Who are the strange men who arrive with packages at night? What is the source of the strange blue sparks coming from the ground? And why do the locals seem to hate their family so much? As the girls begin to unearth an ancient myth and family secret, the adventure of a lifetime begins.

Pig wants the biggest and finest house for the smallest price, even if he has to tell a little porky... When the bricks fall, will anyone save this greedy pig's bacon?

This stunningly illustrated and heartfelt book tells the story of a mother bear and her child, who leave their house on an adventure in search of a star, in a warm tale of love, family and home. Look up at the stars, so high above me. If I could just hold one, how happy I'd be! A parent and child go in search of a star, journeying through dark woods, accross rough seas and through snow and ice to the top of Mount Digger-Doo in order to reach their goal, but what will happen when they find it out of reach? This lyrical picture book celebrates adventure, coming home, love - and the idea that sometimes what you are looking for is right under your nose. A relaxing and mindful read that's perfect for any parent who is looking to soothe their child at bedtime. 'This is a lovely gentle book, with comforting rhymes, fantastic illustrations and a fabulous go-getting mother figure' ​--Just Imagine

Dieses stilvolle Puzzlebuch vermittelt spielerisch die Bedeutung von «größer als» und «kleiner als». Es enthält 6 herausnehmbare und sehr stabile Puzzleteile, welche zu zwei verschiedenen Bildern zusammengesetzt werden können – einfach die Puzzleteile umdrehen und neu beginnen. Im Anschluss können die einzelnen Elemente wieder im Buch verstaut werden.

Dieses poetische Bilderbuch erzählt von der Reise von Tieren, die sich auf den Weg zu ihrem sicheren Zuhause machen, um ihre Jungen vor den Gefahren des Winters zu schützen. Es thematisiert die Bedeutung von Liebe und Geborgenheit und zeigt, dass man gemeinsam alles meistern kann. Ideal für Kinder ab 4 Jahren.

Wer hat schon einmal einen Löwen von so Nahem gesehen? Oder gar zwei Gorillas, fünf Elefanten, acht Schildkröten, zehn Zebras? In diesem Buch ist jedes Bild – fotografisch fein in Kohle gezeichnet von Stephen Walton – ein Erlebnis, das uns zu Tieren der Wildnis wirklich in Beziehung bringt. Ihr Wesen und ihre Lebensweise vergegenwärtigt Katie Cotton in kleinen poetischen Porträts, die durch sachliche Informationen über jede Tierart ergänzt werden. Auch die Angabe des Schutzstatus fehlt dabei nicht. Denn zwar gibt es noch – was für ein Glück! – mehr als nur einen Löwen in freier Wildbahn. Aber wir Erwachsene haben allen Anlass, den Bestand der Löwen zu zählen, und erst recht den der Gorillas.

Make learning fun with this stylish and tactile puzzle book, which introduces the key concepts of bigger and smaller. These six double-sided chunky puzzle pieces form two different floor puzzles, and feature animals great and small, from a little ladybird to enormous elephant!

The book offers a variety of creative and budget-friendly DIY gift ideas for the holiday season, perfect for families looking to make meaningful presents without breaking the bank. It features projects using simple household items, transforming them into delightful gifts like Popsicle Stick Puzzles and Homemade Beeswax Candles. With fun activities suitable for all ages, it encourages readers to embrace the festive spirit while crafting unique gifts, ensuring that everyone, including pets, is included in the holiday celebrations.

The book features stunning charcoal drawings of ten endangered animals, including lions, elephants, and pandas, captivating viewers with their impressive size and intricate detail. Accompanying the illustrations is a poetic text that highlights each animal's unique traits and behaviors, while also offering a gentle counting exercise. This combination serves as both an artistic celebration and a poignant reminder of the importance of cherishing and protecting these vulnerable species.