This puzzle book consists of four titles in one volume, including „1001 Things to Spot on the Farm“, „1001 Things to Spot Long Ago“, „1001 Things to Spot in the Town“, and „1001 Animals to Spot“.

Celebrated Tolkien illustrator Alan Lee, a conceptual designer for the blockbuster films based on "The Lord of the Rings, " contributes 50 beautiful full-page, full-color paintings to this elegant three-volume edition.

Affe, Bär, Chamäleon … Für jeden Buchstaben steht in Eric Carles Tier-ABC ein Tier.§Dessen Namen müssen die Kinder aber erst einmal raten, denn in dem Vers, der ein Bild begleitet, steht nur der Anfangsbuchstabe des Tieres. Erst am Ende kommt die A ..

Without sentiment or melodrama, this wonderful book perfectly portrays an immigrant child's view of leaving Mexico for California in the 1940s to pursue a better life.

„First published in Great Britain by Collins in 2000“–T.p. verso.

Hawk shares the stories from his life that have helped him become a skateboarding hero. He talks of being a super-competitive „demon“ child who found peace while on a skateboard. With his story he can inspire a younger generation of fans to stand up for what they believe in and follow their dreams.

Re-tellings of Japanese legends and fairy tales. Readership level: 9+.

Das erfolgreiche Bilderbuch von Axel Scheffler&Julia Donaldson, in dem die kleine Maus den großen Grüffelo überlistet, endlich als Papp-Bilderbuch.

Bobby Pendragon is a seemingly normal and somewhat reluctant 14-year-old boy who is swept into an amazing five-year quest. Each unique mission is part of an overall quest, which will be revealed and resolved in the breathtaking final chapter of the series.

What can the peace-loving mice of Redwall Abbey do to defend themselves against a battle-seasoned army of rats? Teeming with riddles, humor, unforgettable characters, and high-bounding adventure, „Redwall“ launched a series that has captured the world's attention.

„Packed with action. . . . Richly inventive.“–„Kirkus Reviews. Mossflower“ is now released in a special digest-sized edition.

One of a series of top-quality fiction for schools, this is Sue Townsend's wry and witty diary of the adolescent Adrian Mole.