Fiona Watt is gespecialiseerd in het creëren van boeiende en innovatieve boeken voor jonge lezers, gericht op het ontwikkelen van fundamentele vaardigheden en het verkennen van de wereld via interactieve elementen. Voortbouwend op haar achtergrond in onderwijs en onderzoek, creëert ze inhoud die zowel vermakelijk als gunstig is voor kinderen. Het werk van Watt weerspiegelt een diep begrip van kinderpsychologie en een toewijding aan het bevorderen van creativiteit en nieuwsgierigheid.
An enchanting sticker book filled with Christmassy scenes including Santa's busy workshop, winter fun on a frozen lake, building funny snowmen and decorating a Christmas tree. There are over 800 stickers to use to complete the scenes, including shiny foil stickers and the book also features a sticker advent calendar.
Complete beginners can discover how to draw lots of different animals with this delightful write-in book. Each double colourful page has step-by-step drawing instructions, space to practise and doodle in, and ideas for colouring in or adding backgrounds.
Pull-back the train to start its 'engine' then place it on the tracks and watch it zoom away from the city station, across bridges and fields, over a long viaduct until it reaches its destination at the zoo.
Bright illustrations featuring various textures engage sensory and language development for babies and toddlers. The interactive design encourages young readers to turn the pages and explore the feely patches, making it an enjoyable and educational experience for early learners.
Myths from all around the world are populated with dragons. You can find out how beautiful, scary and colourful they were by brushing water over the magical ink on the pages in this book. No need to find a brush, there's one attached to the front cover.
Little children will love to wind-up the little red car and watch as it whizzes through busy towns and beautiful countryside on its way to the seaside. With four different tracks for the car to drive around, bright and lively illustrations and lots to spot and talk about on every page.
There's a fine line between 'eccentric' and 'a danger to oneself and others,' especially when a body is discovered in Rose's freezer. DI Adams suspects foul play, but the evidence points to Rose being more forgetful than malicious. Meanwhile, Alice and the Toot Hansell Women's Institute refuse to believe that Rose could be involved in anything sinister. Determined to protect her from jail or a nursing home, they decide to take matters into their own hands, even if it means bending the rules of "helping the police." As they delve into Rose's tangled relationships, including squabbling exes and mysterious relatives linked to fringe scientific circles, Alice and her friends race against time to exonerate her. Complicating matters are pesky journalists on the hunt for dragons and some eccentric dragons who seem intent on turning the tables. With spring in Toot Hansell looking anything but rosy, this cozy mystery blends humor, friendship, and a touch of the fantastical. Perfect for fans of British mysteries that are gentle and filled with cake, tea, and, of course, dragons. This is the sixth installment in a series that promises delightful escapades. Note: Expect no graphic violence, sex, or strong language, but be prepared for plenty of cake and tea!
Very young readers may touch various surfaces on pictures of robots that are not the one someone is looking for, until the right picture appears.
Beware! Open this book and all kinds of dinosaurs will pop out - huge ones, tiny ones, hungry ones, and a very, very noisy one. The 3D scenes show long-necked brachiosaurs munching leaves, nodding triceratops with sharp horns, and a scary T. rex with a very big ROAR. With simple text, this is a delightful book to share with little children.
Engaging young readers, this interactive book features a ladybird toy that moves along tracks embedded in each page. As it journeys through a vibrant garden, children can observe various elements like flowers, vegetables, and other insects such as bees and butterflies. The simple narrative encourages exploration and conversation, making it a delightful experience for little ones to learn about nature while enjoying a playful story.
