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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.

In 'Surprise' Mies van Hout uses expressive, colourful bird drawings and twelve concepts to show the wonder of life. From longing to wonder and from caring to letting go.

It is actually incomprehensible that it did not exist yet: a coloring book of Hazeltje. Anita Jeram has made it a party for both the youngest children and adults. And as if the coloring alone is not fun enough, there are also cheerful stickers.

The Chinese puzzle tangram has only seven pieces. And yet you can create so many figures with it. Almost anything can be depicted with tangram. The boy in this story doesn't believe it, until he suddenly makes a cat that works out very well. A whole world is created under his hands. But the cat remains so quiet. Is he happy? Suddenly I understood the cat. 'You want someone to play with!' I said. The cat still said nothing. But I knew I was right. Determined, the boy puzzles a friend for the cat. But that is easier said than done... Everything in this book consists of the seven tangram pieces. By painting the surfaces, Martijn van der Linden brings the figures to life - you would sometimes almost forget that they are made of puzzle pieces. With the tangram that is included at the back of the book, you can recreate any figure and design new characters yourself. Awarded with the Silver Griffel and Silver Brush. Voted one of the best designed books of 2016.

One hungry fox with two cunning eyes sees three fat chickens… These are the ingredients for a thriller that has to end in a bloodbath! Or not? With this debut, Kate Read immediately conquers a place at the top of the children's book world. Her illustrations, reminiscent of Eric Carle, tell the juicy drama that takes place on the farm. Counting from one to ten has never been so much fun! Every toddler who starts counting with this book is guaranteed to be addicted to reading thrillers for life.

Dive into fifteen aquatic worlds and discover the extraordinary creatures that live there. Visit the incredible, lifelike aquariums that our blue planet is rich in: from seagrass meadows to vast oceans, from deep-sea volcanoes to tropical coral reefs, from mangroves to estuaries. This beautiful book celebrates aquatic life in all its forms, from the great blue whale to the tiniest shrimp.

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.

Why do artists use elephant poop, eggshells and crushed cars in their art? Who made sculptures out of fluorescent tubes? Are two giant cheeseburgers better than one? Does Rachel Whiteread's bed look attractive? And why is there a costume hanging on a museum wall? What is Modern Art? tells you all about this and more. It's the perfect introduction to the world of modern art, featuring the work of seventy artists from around the world. This book is packed with fun facts: explore subjects such as the universe, strange materials and bizarre creatures, pick up ideas, learn about styles and techniques, and be amazed by artists' statements and the way they create their work. Short biographies of the artists provide fun facts, a glossary explains key art terms and there's a list of websites and museums where you can discover more. Whether you enjoy it at home or at school, as a child or as an adult, What is Modern Art? is a must-read. challenges you to marvel at and enjoy the most extraordinary works of art of our time.

Do you prefer to travel by boat or balloon? What is your favourite animal, a cat or a camel? Choose per question or subject from the many images of (also very old) objects from the British Museum. With search queries and images in colour.

Where do animals live? A nature book for the youngest readers! There are millions of animals on earth. They all have young, they eat all sorts of different things and they almost all have their own homes… but they don’t all look the same. In simple words and colourful, clear drawings, it is told how an orangutan builds a new nest every day, a prairie dog lives in the same village for years, and a reindeer is always on the move.

A fascinating book to shudder at and learn from. Who do you think can tell the story of pandemics and plagues best? Exactly! The rats, fleas, ticks and other nasty creatures that carry them! And that's what they do in this book. It's wonderful, gruesome, funny and gross - this hilariously illustrated book is as full of facts as a flu patient is of germs. From bubonic plague and leprosy to malaria and corona, you'll learn all about the three pathogens: protists, bacteria and viruses. You'll discover how they cause damage, what forms they take, what the dangers are of a world where everyone is constantly travelling - and how we as humans fight all those diseases. A fascinating book to shudder at and learn from.

They are magical, misty and mysterious – the folk tales of Ireland and Great Britain. The atmosphere envelops the reader and the boundaries between reality and fantasy blur. No fewer than fifty stories, from funny to creepy, have found a place in this magnificent collection, which Margaretha van Andel – just like Norse myths – has translated in a way that knows how to get under your skin. Disappear into adventures and legends, let yourself be seduced by elves and gnomes, dream away with stories about love and be enchanted in the section about mystery and magic. Twilight Worlds is an ultimate collection of folk tales that will captivate young and old.

It seems like a perfect plan – and who wouldn’t want that: collecting cats. Especially if they are Lorna Scobie’s cuddly, colourful, characterful cats in all shapes and sizes. But the collecting is going a little too well. Can you have too many cats? Or… too big? Find out in this delightful picture book for all collectors, cat lovers and other toddlers.

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

For all the stars in the night, far away from here, here's a kiss from me to you before you go to sleep.

Dive into the heartwarming world of Karl Newson, the beloved children's author who knows how to enchant young and old with his stories. One of his most beautiful works is the book "I am me and you are you". This beautiful picture book, full of colorful illustrations and lovable characters, tells the story of self-acceptance and friendship in a way that touches both children and adults. "I am me and you are you" invites young readers to discover what makes them unique and how to find their own place in the world, while learning about respect and acceptance of others. Karl Newson's talent for packaging deep messages in accessible and playful stories makes his books a joy to read and share. Explore the magical adventures of Karl Newson and let yourself be carried away by the warmth and wisdom of his stories. Perfect for children who are looking for a bit of recognition and a source of inspiration.

Dive into the underwater world and discover the most fantastic animals - from colorful clownfish to fast electric eels. A cardboard book that radiates nature!

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!

Grab your helmet, boots on. Lunch in the bag and ready! Let's go! Like a true Bob the Builder, the blue dog gets to work in Let's get started. Can we make it? Absolutely! With an excavator, hammer, saw and everything that makes a construction site so attractive, the blue dog, helped by his bird, builds a beautiful house.