What will Lenny find next? Lenny, Mummy and Wilbur are in the garden. While Lenny and Wilbur find all sorts of interesting creatures, Mummy looks after the plants. An everyday adventure about independence, curiosity and enjoying the moment.
Ken Wilson-Max Volgorde van de boeken
Ken Wilson is een productieve auteur van leermateriaal voor de Engelse taal, bekend om zijn innovatieve aanpak van taalonderwijs. Zijn achtergrond als leraar en trainer Engels in Spanje en het Verenigd Koninkrijk heeft zijn uitgebreide carrière gevormd in het creëren van boeiende ELT-bronnen. Wilson's diverse oeuvre omvat liedjes, toneelstukken en talrijke studieboeken en aanvullende titels, waarvan vele wereldwijd door miljoenen leerlingen zijn gebruikt. Zijn methode integreert vaak performance- en muziekelementen om de leerervaring te verbeteren.
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Inspired by traditional African stories, find out WHY Zebra has stripes in this vibrant animal adventure!
- 2024
Inspired by traditional African stories, find out WHY Hippo has no fur in this vibrant animal adventure!
- 2024
Following the international bestseller, Astro Girl and Eco Girl, an empowering story for young children about looking after the ocean and its wildlife
- 2024
Inspired by traditional African stories, find out WHY Elephant has a long trunk in this vibrant animal adventure!
- 2024
African Stories: Once Upon a Giraffe
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Inspired by traditional African stories, find out WHY Giraffe has a long neck in this vibrant animal adventure!
- 2024
Inspired by traditional African stories, find out WHY Lion roars! A vibrant animal adventure perfect for curious little ones.
- 2023
Drive the big red fire engine and help put out the fire. A great interactive finger tab book, with fun facts on every spread.
- 2023
Fly the big silver spaceship to space and explore the galaxy. Perfect pre- school novelty book, with finger tabs and fun facts.
- 2023
Lenny and Daddy prepare and eat lunch while Mummy's away in this charming book that every child will remember and recognise. They play games and sing songs and work up an appetite while Daddy makes the food. What better way to make lunchtime more enjoyable for young ones and grown-ups?