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Who laid that big egg? A child finds an egg, in the middle of the snow and ice. Of course, that is much too cold for such an egg, everyone understands that. So the child goes looking for someone to hatch it. It travels all over the world and visits all kinds of animals. But no one wants to or is good enough. And just when the child is about to give up…

Will you soon be flying through space? Picnicking in a giant garden? Or building candy factories like Willy Wonka? With this book you will create wonderful new worlds. Get started with a camera or your phone and fall from one surprise to the next! Create wonderful worlds with your camera or smartphone.

Rabbit liked to do all sorts of rabbity things, like jumping and digging and sleeping. But he also did unrabbity things... he filled the forest with music and colour. Because of him, the other rabbits felt good too. But one day he disappeared. To the sorrow of the other rabbits, Rabbit never came back. But he did leave something behind... A beautiful picture book about loss and beautiful memories.

Francis believed in the Good. With his friend Donkey he traveled around. One day he started talking to the animals... and the world became even more beautiful. A picture book about the beauty of life.

Rabbit needs to pee. Oh dear! There's only one thing to do...To the toilet! His friends shout: 'Wait a minute, ho! We all need to go to the potty too!' Are you coming? In a cheerful procession, all the animals from the forest go to their potties. In the sweet style we know from Guess How Much I Love You, Anita Jeram gives shape to everyone: from a kangaroo with its young in its pouch, and a frog, to a dodo and a dinosaur. Everyone needs to pee. And when everyone has found their potty, there's still one important person missing. You can see that person in the mirror on the last page. Exactly - that's you! A cheerful picture book for everyone who needs to be toilet trained and already is.

Follow the step-by-step recipes to make the tastiest dishes from the dark forest. Delicious razor-sharp claws, crispy calloused knees, purple spiky pancakes, frog muffins, mouse toast, Gruffalo tartare... This cheerful cookbook is full of the best ideas for breakfasts, lunches and dinners, parties and gatherings. In short: Gruffalo fans, get into the kitchen! Is your stomach growling yet? Get started!

What do you count in the dark forest? A wonderful puzzle book by The Gruffalo for toddlers. With Count Me? he first learns to place one puzzle piece, then a puzzle of two pieces, until he can finally make a five-piece jigsaw puzzle.

What more could you want as a parent? A happy child and the little one developing his hand-eye coordination through play. Responsible and fun, it is possible! Age: approx. 1-3 yrs.

Een boek vol boeiende verhalen en weetjes over bevruchting, zwangerschap, geboorte, naamgeving, en nog veel meer.

• Wist je dat kinderen die graag een broertje of een zusje wilden vroeger kikkers gingen vangen? Een lekker hapje om de ooievaar mee te lokken.
• Wist je dat sommige ouders hun ongeboren kind naar Mozart laten luisteren, in de hoop dat het daar slimmer van wordt? Maar dat daar helemaal geen bewijs voor is?
• En wist je dat sommige mannen in Zuid-India na de bevalling van hun vrouw zélf in het kraambed kruipen om met veel gepuf, gekerm en gekreun de bevalling nog eens over te doen?

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This book is full of stickers – more than a rose has petals! Discover flowers that attract animals, that eat poop, that are bigger than an elephant, and much more… and have fun sticking them all over this book. And there’s more! You can also: - feed carnivorous plants; - design the most beautiful flowers; - collect cherry blossoms…

Mories, the French window cleaner, is the hero of the children in the neighborhood. However, Brigit discovers that he has a secret. She recognizes his photo in a French newspaper and it says: two dead – she can't read the rest of the text yet. When Mories is also arrested for a robbery... Anke de Vries' classic has been given a new look, so that future generations can also enjoy the books that have already stolen hundreds of thousands of hearts.

Rainy autumn days and long winter evenings become a joy with this versatile activity book. You'll learn how to make an Owl craft and how to create a complete mini shadow puppet theater (and then, of course, perform it). Axel Scheffler himself demonstrates how to draw a Gruffalo. There are great Gruffalo games to discover, puzzles to solve, and pictures to color. You can make a complete Gruffalo lunch with the recipes included. There are quizzes to take—are you a Gruffalo expert?—and you'll get to know Julia Donaldson, the author of "The Gruffalo," better. You'll experience all this and much more as you and your friends venture out into the dark woods with this Big Gruffalo Activity Book…

Perform in your own Gruffalo play and bring the Dark Forest to life. This stage adaptation of the famous picture book is perfect for young actors. A clear design and vibrant colors for each role make it easy for children to follow the text and participate. Lots of fun for school or home! Inside you'll find: - The complete play - Ideas for performing the play - How to get a large group involved - Gruffalo stage activities - The Gruffalo song

Lemniscaat picture book: Gruffalo Nature Sleuth Book Winter

Learn all about nature with this fantastic nature scavenger hunt. Packed with stickers, outdoor games, and things to do for the whole family.

Specifications:
Author: Julia Donaldson
Publisher: Lemniscaat BV, Publisher
Language: Dutch
Binding: paperback
Release date: September 2015
Edition: 1st edition
Dimensions: 23 x 16.6 x 0.5 cm (L x W x H)
Illustrations: with illustrations
Age: from 4 years

Take the child on a journey through the Dark Forest in this cheerful sticker book. Because you know the Gruffalo and the mouse, right? Make sticker pictures, play sticker games and solve sticker puzzles.

LONDON, 1950. Davey can hardly wait. He will cross the Channel with nine others. In a whaler (a whaling sloop): the Wangle III. Just before they set sail, Davey falls ill. So ill that the doctor forbids him to go. A week later he has recovered enough to wait for his friends after their journey. But then the boat stays away... The Compass is a doubly special book. The first part tells the exciting and moving story of Davey and the disaster he escaped. In the second part, Joyce Pool and her husband, journalist Pip Barnard, describe how they went in search of the history of the Wangle III: a quest that led to family members, through England, France, Germany and the Netherlands and even to Scotland Yard...

Welcome to the Oak Forest, where Kat wants to cook. Can she find a cookbook? Lift the flaps to discover it.

Why aren't the students at Raphael's school paying attention? Who made a masterpiece out of a scribble on paper? How do you paint speed? Is collecting art? What kind of artwork should disappear? Can you trust a painting? How would you make a self-portrait? Can you paint music? The Art Book for Children explores the different ideas, meanings, roles and functions of art. Why does an artist make certain choices? Why does he work in a certain style? The creativity and imagination of children is challenged in a fun way by stimulating questions about the most beautiful examples from the history of painting, sculpture and photography. Clear, simple and very fun - The Art Book for Children is ideal for parents and teachers who want to introduce children to art for the first time, but also for everyone else who wants to look at art in a new and refreshing way. With artworks by: Antonello da Messina, Arman, Eugène Atget, Pompeo Batoni, Marcel Broodthaers, Robert Campin, Salvador Dalí, Albrecht Dürer, Jean-Honoré Fragonard, Thomas Gainsborough, Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Vilhelm Hammershøi, David Hockney, Winslow Homer, Wassily Kandinsky, Georges de La Tour, Fernand Léger, the Van Limburg brothers, René Magritte, Robert Mangold, Henri Matisse, Jean Metzinger, Henry Moore, Berthe Morisot, Raphael, Gerhard Richter, Georges Seurat, Jan Steen, Wayne Thiebaud and John William Waterhouse.