Dianne Hofmeyr Boeken

This is the astonishing true story of Zeraffa, a real giraffe who was sent as a gift by the Ottoman Viceroy of Egypt to King Charles X of France in 1826.

Python has wrapped himself around the tree with its delicious fruit, and he won't share the fruit unless the animals can tell him the correct name of the tree.

The book, first published in London in 2008, explores a compelling narrative that intertwines rich character development with intricate themes. It delves into the complexities of human relationships and the challenges faced by the protagonists, offering readers a thought-provoking journey through their struggles and triumphs. The author’s unique storytelling style captivates the audience, making it a memorable read that resonates on multiple levels.

The book is part of the revised Little Library Literacy Kit, which emphasizes innovative approaches to literacy education. It offers engaging resources designed to enhance reading skills and foster a love for books among young learners. The kit aims to provide educators and parents with effective tools to support literacy development in a creative and interactive manner.

Designed for early education in South Africa, this reading program supports students in their first seven years of schooling. It emphasizes foundational literacy skills through engaging materials and structured learning paths, catering to diverse learning needs and promoting a love for reading among young learners.

One day Tom draws a tiger, inspired by his visit to the art gallery... That night, when Tom can't sleep, the tiger pads out of his drawing and purrs, 'Let's go for a walk!' It's the beginning of a magical and life-changing adventure, as the tiger helps Tom to overcome some of his biggest fears. Tom's drawings are inspired by Henri Rousseau's Tiger in a Tropical Storm.

A cheerful story about growing up with Dad as a single parent

A joyful celebration of play and imagination, perfect for sharing and reading aloud

'Awarded a WHITE RAVEN in 2012 by the International Youth Library Foundation' A sassy cat from the back alleys of Paris believes she is quite different to the rest of the rabble. She can do anything she sets her mind to - even if others don't think so. Leaving her cat family behind, she sets off to explore Paris. Cat meets legendary singer Edith Piaf, creates her own stunning designs at a high-fashion atelier and dances with the infamous dancer Josephine Baker and her cheetah. But is this the life she really wants? What about her friends and family?

Designed for South African primary school children aged 5 to 9, this book aims to foster early literacy skills. It incorporates engaging stories and activities tailored to capture the interest of young learners, helping them develop reading and comprehension abilities in a fun and accessible way. The content is culturally relevant, making it an effective resource for educators and parents looking to enhance children's learning experiences.