Esta autora escribe para capturar y celebrar la belleza de la risa de los niños, centrándose en los profundos viajes emocionales de la vida. Su obra profundiza en experiencias como el embarazo, con el objetivo de destacar el amor ilimitado, la esperanza y el coraje de las futuras madres. A través de sus narrativas, celebra la fortaleza que se encuentra en la maternidad y el poder transformador de esta experiencia vital. Su escritura inspira a los lectores a reflexionar sobre las conexiones humanas fundamentales y fomenta la imaginación y el arte de escribir para todas las edades.
This is the story of Suzy Sue, ready for bed just like you! But then she finds a cow, a horse, a sheep and a goat all fighting for space in her bed! Will she ever get to sleep? The perfect bedtime companion for young children, A Bed of Your Own has been read on CBeebies and is the third book in the Suzy Sue series. Product 9781444939255 Mij Kelly Hodder Children's Books Paperback 27 x 17 x 0.5cm
The perfect bedtime story for any child who enjoys snuggling up to their favourite toys.
Following on from the successful Have you seen my Potty?, Suzy Sue and her animal friends now star in this wonderfully witty rhyming story about manners.
A wonderfully witty rhyming story, perfect for potty training!
An original and timely story about the dangers of stereotypes.
The story of how your mum's love for you began even before you were born.
A reissue of this Hodder classic. A lyrical rhyming tale to touch the heart of any child who just cannot wait until tomorrow comes.
A beautiful, heartwarming picture book celebrating the love between a mother and child.
Readers of Jinxerypokery 2 and Jinxerypokery 3 often ask how old Agatha Pandora Goodfellow is, since she often talks of people who lived hundreds of years ago as friends of hers. Unfortunately, she is not always completely truthful (and sometimes not truthful at all) and combined with her habit of changing her accent (she says it is more interesting than changing her clothes) and her name whenever she feels inclined, readers are a little unsure about believing anything she says. In fact, for once, Agatha is telling the truth; she was actually born a peasant girl in 1068, just after the Normans invaded England. This is how Agatha's story began. Chosen as a recruit, alongside Edmund, the Baron's son, the two are being trained to help the Arbiters defend Spirits whose powers regenerate the natural world each spring. Unfortunately, these powers are coveted by others, including Edmund's uncle and his evil accomplice, Bishop Vermilus.