Kim Lewis Boeken

A charming rural tale about a small boy and his soft-toy elephant by the author of the much-loved Floss.

In this third endearing tale about Harry the elephant, Lewis's soft, gentle artwork illuminates the satisfaction that comes from finding something that's been lost--with the help one's two best friends. Full color.

one spring day, Little Baa frisks and runs in the field. Soon he leaves his friends far behind - and his Ma too, but Little Baa's Ma misses him and searches for him. Will she ever find her Little Baa?

The story of a young border collie, Floss, and how she becomes a sheepdog. Kim Lewis has written three other books set on a Northumberland sheep farm, Emma's Lamb , First Snow and The Shepherd Boy which was shortlisted for the 1991 Kate Greenaway Medal.

Having never before seen a red tractor, Max gets his very first glimpse of this thrilling vehicle as it rolls and pushes through the field in full view.

One rainy spring morning, Emma's father brings home a little lost lamb. He's wet and cold and hungry. Emma wants to keep him and look after him herself. But in her heart, she knows that Lamb needs to be with his mother. Illustrated in full colour throughout. First published in 1991.

Harry the elephant struggles to fall asleep while his friends Lulu and Ted snooze peacefully. Despite reading, tidying, and wriggling, he can't find rest. Can his friends help him find sleep?

One breezy day, Harry and his friends Ted and Lulu climb to the top of a little hill. 'Come on, Harry!' cry Lulu and Ted as they fly through the air and tumble down the little hill through the soft grass. But Harry doesn't feel loopy or swoopy or light. He needs a helping paw, or two!