Daniel Howarth Boeken

Stroke the soft animals throughout this irresistible flocked board book edition of the popular picture book! 'I love my mummy because... ' Everyone's mummy is the best. And who better to tell the world than children themselves? This charming book combines endearing things said by children about their mothers with gentle illustrations of familiar animals. With beautiful pictures and charming words from children all about mummies, this is the perfect book to share with Mum.

"Little Leopard's mummy is off searching for food and he's really starting to miss her cuddles. Bear, Snake, and Monkey all try to help make him feel better, but not one of their cuddles seems to work ... because there's only one cuddle that's just right for Little Leopard! "--Cover [p.4].

A heartwarming book featuring children’s own words and animal illustrations, this is the perfect book to say, “I love you, Daddy!” ‘I love my daddy because…‘ Everyone’s daddy is the best. And who better to tell the world than children themselves? This beautiful book combines endearing things said by children about their fathers with gentle illustrations of familiar animals. The text is amusing and insightful, with reasons why daddies are loved by their children ranging from ‘because he is big and strong’ to ‘because he is my best friend’. With flocked pictures and charming words from children all about daddies, this is the perfect book to share with Dad.

Otto feels safest when he holds hands with his family at night... so safe that he insists on holding hands during the day too!

Exploring the depths of human emotion, this book delves into the sources and experiences of sadness. It invites readers to reflect on their own feelings, providing insights into the nature of sorrow and its impact on life. Through personal anecdotes and psychological perspectives, the narrative emphasizes the importance of understanding and processing sadness as a vital part of the human experience, ultimately fostering resilience and emotional growth.

Exploring the nature of fear, this book delves into the psychological and emotional triggers that evoke feelings of anxiety and dread. It examines various scenarios, from personal experiences to cultural influences, and invites readers to reflect on their own fears. Through engaging narratives and thought-provoking questions, the author encourages a deeper understanding of fear's role in human experience, ultimately aiming to empower readers to confront and navigate their own anxieties.