Karen Kaufman Orloff Boeken

The story revolves around Alex's humorous attempts to persuade his mom to let him have an iguana, using playful written arguments. His promises to minimize her involvement clash with her vivid, exaggerated fears of a giant reptile invading their lives. The back-and-forth negotiations, filled with witty exchanges, provide comedic tension, while imaginative illustrations highlight their contrasting visions of iguana ownership. This engaging narrative captures the essence of childhood persuasion and the quirky dynamics of parent-child relationships.

This rhyming picture book is a moving, powerful, delightful exploration of emotions-perfect for teachers, librarians, and parentsseeking books about emotional intelligence.

Even little robots need their rest--and their parents tuck them in just as human mommies and daddies do. It doesn't matter if young bots slip on their pjs over power packs and snack on batteries; just like children, they love bedtime stories, hugs, a cuddly toy, and lullabies. This sweet goodnight story is perfect for winding kids (and robots) down for the night.

When someone smiles, who knows where it goes? Baby smiles at Mommy, Mom keeps it for a while... and then passes it on. As the smile begins its joyful journey - moving from a classroom to a soccer team, from Gran to a garbage man - it spreads happiness throughout the community, bringing everyone together. A sunny story guaranteed to make kids SMILE!

Wie soll er denn nun heißen, der kleine Wonneproppen? Gute Frage, schließlich gibt es viele Argumente Für und Wider. Da hilft es wenigstens, eine große Auswahl zu haben. Das „Little Black Book der Babynamen“ gibt Ihnen eine große internationale Auswahl an die Hand. So finden Sie hier nicht nur Namen aus verschiedenen Kulturkreisen, die Namen sind auch systematisch nach den Entsprechungen in den einzelnen Landessprachen aufgeschlüsselt. Viel Spaß beim Schmökern und Suchen!