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The most beautiful picture book about love - everyone agrees - is Guess How Much
i love you.

Now for everyone's youngest loved ones, the endearing cardboard book Guess How Much I Love You... Colouring is coming. Looking at these books with your toddler on your lap is a wonderful moment of togetherness, cuddling, reading and learning through play.

Little Hazel and Big Hare love each other terribly much. But how much exactly is not easy to measure!

A story of hope about the power of people and nature This is the first in a brilliant series of picture books in which Nicola Davies, each time with a different illustrator, examines the story of a species in this time of climate change. Together with Emily Sutton and conservationist Kisilu Musya, she tells the story of the African giraffe in this picture book. They were once part of everyday life, returning every year with the rainy season. Until they stopped coming after a year of great drought… But as the beautiful illustrations show, Giraffe Season is a story of hope. A better world, with giraffes, is possible. About Giraffe Season: 'Nicola Davies is one of the best children's book writers working today.' - Huffington Post 'Emily Sutton is one of our greatest children's book illustrators.' - The Times

A masterpiece that still enchants

'Don't think about it any more, I won't tell you anyway. That day the red swan flew. Only that day. And then your grandfather lost him. These things happen to boys, it's quite normal really. Boys lose things.'

A beautiful bound reissue of Sjoerd Kuypers enchanting masterpiece The Red Swan.

Jakob is going to help his grandfather during the autumn holidays with the renovation of his house. In the evenings, grandpa tells him exciting stories. Until one morning he has an accident: he slides off the roof and cuts his hand and leg. With a lot of pain and fever, he ends up in bed.

From an old woman, Jacob hears that his grandfather can only be cured if the red wooden swan he lost as a boy is found.

Jakob goes on a quest in the forest his grandfather told him about and ends up in a fantastic world of bloodcurdling adventure. All of grandpa's stories turn out to be true.

The Red Swan was successfully made into a film and is one of Sjoerd Kuyper's most beloved and well-known books.

A story inspiring children to consider that they may be braver than they think, ideal for Halloween with atmospheric and cheerful illustrations from Mies Van Hout.

Jette has just had her birthday. She is now ten years old. Ten! Not her little brother Emiel: he will always be six. He was so ill that the doctors could not cure him. Dark clouds of anger and sadness hang over Jette. Although there are also fond memories: of the holiday with their parents, of the pizza heaven, of how they played funeral. Because forgetting Emiel: never. Jette wonders how life will go on without Emiel. And actually she would also like to know why the sun is so hot, whether worms can catch a cold and what happens to you when you die. And: do fish actually sleep?

Do you know what to do when a disaster strikes? At home or in your neighborhood? This is a manual for thirty-four major and minor disasters full of funny, scary and wonderful facts about all possible catastrophes. Because do you know how many bones you can break? How to perform CPR? What the biggest earthquake ever was? How to notice that a forest fire is coming? And how much blood is in your body? A splashy, cheerful book that is a pleasure to browse through and an indispensable reference work for anyone who wants to help others and make the world a better place. Part of the proceeds from this book will be donated to the Red Cross.

Play with Rabbit, Pig, Bear, Fox and all their friends from the Oak Forest in this cheerful sticker activity book. Make sticker paintings, play games and do puzzles with beautiful colorful stickers! With more than 400 stickers.

Mark Janssen is a master in creating worlds where everything is possible. Previously we joined two brothers on a dinosaur hunt in a magical forest in Dinos Don't Exist and traveled the oceans on the back of a giant turtle in Island. This time Mark Janssen invites us to help two sisters who want to get rid of a trolley full of what seems to be rubbish. But on their way, big scary monsters try to stop them... What are these terrifying creatures after? Will the girls manage to defy them? Find out in this thrilling, fun picture book, that features just one word: Stop! From the author of I Want a Lion.

Watch out! Make way!
I am SUPER OWL.
I'm hungry.
And here I come!

Watch out, because there he is, the most dangerous creature of the night: Super Owl!

Super Owl is no ordinary owl - not at all - he can disguise himself like no other! And he uses that talent to get food. He disguises himself as a carrot to lure a rabbit, as a sheep to trick a lamb and as a birdbath to trick a pigeon. But... his evil plans fail time and time again. Fortunately, Super Owl eventually manages to conquer his ultimate prey.

A delightful picture book that will make both children and adults laugh out loud.

'Got you!' growled a harsh voice. 'You're coming with me!' But I said, 'One moment, please. I have to ask my dad first...Dad! I'm being kidnapped by a big, ugly villain. Is that all right?' 'Oh, that's fine,' Dad replied. 'Just remember to brush your teeth. Have fun.' One summer evening, Molly is so bored that she dreams up an adventure with a fierce villain. But if her dream comes true -and she is kidnapped by an ogre -life is not as exciting as Molly had hoped. She even has to rescue her clumsy captor! And then her big ugly villain turns out to be an ordinary child cruncher. What a disappointment! Instead of going on all sorts of adventures, he only wants to eat her up. Luckily Molly knows just what to do...

What would happen if the sun never rose again? One night, while half asleep, Owl takes a wrong turn on his way home. Without noticing, he walks into an attic. There he awaits the dawn of day, but the sun does not rise. Owl begins to seriously worry. How can the world cope without the sun? What Owl doesn't see - but the viewer does - is that the sun outside is rising and is peeping through the attic window. Only when the light hits a mirror, does Owl realize that everything is alright.5

The award-winning father & daughter team, Marije and Ronald Tolman, conquered the world with their fairy-tale like pictures of The Tree House. Now, this golden team again creates a world without words with a polar bear's dreamy journey along awe-inspiring islands and colorful animal friends.

There was so much to be seen while the bear was being made. He couldn't stop looking around, and so he ended up crooked. That's how he became a special bear. The stuffed animals from the factory were loaded into a lorry. The special bear hopped aboard. 'Hang on!' said the driver. 'You're no good. Nobody wants you.' He tossed the bear back into the container. 'But I'm a cuddly bear,' said the special bear. 'I'm sure I can become someone's cuddly toy.' He climbed out of the container and went looking for someone to belong to... The Special Bear is a story about being different, but very normal nevertheless. It's about friendship, love, and about belonging. You would wish everyone to have a special bear, and to have The Special Bear.

Pure picture book magic A polar bear rides a whale to a tree rising out of the water. At the top of the tree is a tree house. He's joined by a brown bear in a boat. The bears find that the tree house is the perfect place to read. When the water recedes, they are joined by flaming os, panda bears, and other animals that arrive by land and through the air. The tree house is a place of wonder, where a brown bear catches snowflakes in a butterfly net. Artists Marije Tolman and her father, Ronald Tolman, bring their unique vision to this astonishing wordless picture book.

On a windy day a little dog finds a discarded umbrella in the garden. The moment it picks up the umbrella, it catches the wind and pulls the dog skywards, taking them both on an exciting journey around the world, from desert to sea, and jungle to North Pole. A wordless picture book that tells a thousand stories

Clay (16) listens all night to 7 cassette tapes on which a classmate Hannah, who committed suicide two weeks earlier, explains why she ended her life.

When Josephine returns to town after a walk in the woods, a tiger strolls along with her. For a moment she's not sure what to do, but then she decides to take him home. And after their initial fright, it's not just Josephine but the whole town that becomes very fond of Tiger. But however much they all love him, Tiger must return to the place where he belongs. And Josephine will take him there... Three-time winner of the Golden Brush Award [best illustrator], Jan Jutte applies his characteristic style to paint a passionate picture book, in which the mutual affection between Josephine and Tiger radiates from every page. Everyone would want to have a Tiger like that. But everyone will also understand that real friends let each other live where they are most at home.