Martin Waddell es un prolífico autor célebre por su extensa obra dirigida a jóvenes lectores. Su escritura se caracteriza por una profunda comprensión de la psique infantil y una representación sensible de su mundo. Waddell captura magistralmente las alegrías y las tristezas de la infancia, a menudo con humor sutil y sabiduría. Sus historias resuenan con lectores de todas las edades a través de temas universales como la amistad, la familia y la exploración de la vida.
A Oso Pequeño no hay lámpara que le venga bien. Sigue dando vueltas en la cama sin poder dormir porque la cueva está muy oscura, oscurísima. Oso Grande ya no sabe qué luz encender para aplacar el miedo de Oso Pequeño hasta que, de pronto, tiene una brillante idea.
Once there was a baby in the house - and to that baby, Mum and Dad and Jill and John and Uncle Tom were giants. But little by little, that baby grew up - until she became a giant too. This book explores the stages of life and development.
A story in which three baby owls wake up one night in their hole in a tree to find that their mother has gone. Darkness gathers and the owls grow anxious, until at last she returns and they bounce up and down with joy. Illustrated by Patrick Benson in full colour.
When you're looking for children's books, look for the bear. It's your guarantee of quality.
When a kind and hardworking duck nearly collapses from overwork, while taking care of a farm because the owner is too lazy to do so, the rest of the animals get together and chase the farmer out of town
A troupe of performing mice escape into a hotel lobby and proceed to wreak havoc all over the hotel. With each spread of Dupasquier's detailed drawings, particular areas of interest are pinpointed by questions on the whereabouts of key characters. This helps children follow the various storylines.
When Mummy Bear comes out to play with her baby bears, she finds three small snow bears instead. They don't look like her baby bears - but they love to play just the same games!
It's Holly's bedtime and she plays her favourite go-to-bed game with mama. Who do you love? Mama asks and Holly names those she loves and explains why. But isn't there someone she has forgotten? It's Ma, of course, as Holly finally declares.
Little Bear wants to play, but Big Bear has things to do. So they decide to do them together. They fetch wood and water and tidy the cave, but Big Bear still has things to do, so Little Bear has to go off and play on his own. Finally Little Bear's wish comes true and the day has an idyllic ending.
