Sperring, Mark

"Rhyming text celebrates hugs between animal babies and parents from around the world"--OCLC.

"Like every small bear, Little Pip can't wait 'til Christmas! How will Daddy Grizzle explain just how many sleeps there are to go?"--Back cover.

"Oh dear, the Queen has woken up to find her kingdom being ransacked by a huge, bothersome dragon! If the terribly brave knight can get rid of it, the Queen will let him marry her stinky-footed, pond-bathing daughter, Princess Scallywag! But maybe there's more to this brave knight than meets the eye . . . "--Back cover.

"Esme and Bear wake up on Christmas morning to find a gift under the tree that's not for either of them. So they travel on the Treacherous Path through the snow, encounter the Howling Gale, and push their way through deep, deep snowdrifts, all the way to the intended recipient"--OCLC.

"Tells children it's OK to be different-in fact it's perfect to be different. Told from the perspective of works of art, the book illustrates different styles and movements and demonstrates that there is no single masterpiece in galleries, or with people-we're all works of art in our own special way"--OCLC.

"Like every small bear, Little Pip can't wait 'til his birthday! How will Daddy Grizzle explain just how many sleeps there are to go?"--Back cover.

From sunrise to bedtime, a mother shows her child the beauty of shapes found in everyday life.

The rhyming text invites the reader to come along with a loved one and share the simple wonders of the world.

Mabel and her mousey friend, Me, go exploring to discover what puts the 'best' in best friends.