Dutch books

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.

Discover a world of plants and flowers, where butterflies flutter and bees buzz. Lift the flaps and find all the doubles in this book! Go into the garden and find all the double pairs. Enjoy the rhymes and see what else can be found in the colourful worlds that Lorna Scobie has painted. You will never get tired of looking as you count the butterflies and find the grasshoppers, look for ants and conjure up beetles. The children are guaranteed to return to the garden and the sea many times to discover more and more new things.

Will Bedtime Bear arrive on time? He will come home via the North Pole and the Mouse Motel, but he will have to take a bath first. And on the last page there is also a tickle hidden… Sleep tight with Bedtime Bear. Tomorrow we will read this book again!

Dive into a world where water sparkles, shells twinkle and beach sand glitters. Lift the flaps and find all the doubles in this book! Go underwater and find all the double pairs. Enjoy the rhymes and see what else can be found in the colourful worlds that Lorna Scobie has painted. You will never get tired of looking at crabs and octopuses, seahorses and starfish – there is too much to mention. Children are guaranteed to return to the sea many times to discover more and more.

Little Hare loves to hop in the snow with Big Hare. Enjoy as they play 'I spy with my little eye' in the glittering snow. Read this beautiful pop-up book together with the big and small people you love most.

Polar bears play in the snow, tigers hunt in the jungle, fireflies twinkle in the evening sky and nightingales sing in the heart of the forest - animals are everywhere. The poems in this wonderful collection are beautifully illustrated and packed with quirky facts about animals of every colour, shape and size - from giant blue whales to hog-nosed bats as small as a toffee. With words by children's author Nicola Davies and illustrations by one of the world's best illustrators, Petr Horácek, this book celebrates the animal world in all its dazzling variety and majesty.

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.

Is dressing up art? How do you paint feelings? How do you make an Alberto Giacometti? Can you paint a nose? Why did Jeff Koons make a huge work of art out of seventy thousand plants? 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: Albrecht Altdorfer, Giuseppe Arcimboldo, Jacopo Bassano, Sandro Botticelli, Pieter Bruegel the Elder, Vittore Carpaccio, Christo and Jeanne-Claude, Edgar Degas, Jan van Eyck, Alberto Giacometti, Gilbert and George, Vincent van Gogh, Katsushika Hokusai, Hans Holbein the Younger, Donald Judd, Jeff Koons, Leonardo da Vinci, Simone Martini, Joan Miró, Claude Monet, Pablo Picasso, Jackson Pollock, Rembrandt van Rijn, Bridget Riley, Henri Rousseau, Cindy Sherman, JMW Turner, Diego Velázquez, Andy Warhol and Grant Wood.

Children's favourite game of peekaboo - but in book form! What toddler doesn't love peekaboo games? That game, which they can never get enough of, is the starting point of these three colourful flip and flap books. When you open a page, you first see only 'bare' shapes. But under the flaps on the side, every page - peekaboo! - hides a wonderful world populated by the most diverse animals. Dogs, beetles, a grasshopper, an octopus: they are all imaginative elaborations of the basic shapes on the flap. Each of the three books deals with its own type of shape: triangular and zigzag shapes, round and flowing shapes and square and right-angled shapes. The animals match the character of the shapes. Square rhinoceroses rush enthusiastically towards their goal, triangular lobsters dance the tango with temperament and a round elephant makes a dreamy jump. The longer you look at the pictures, the more you discover in them. Little ones will playfully learn about the shapes, dream away with the special creatures and, just like in the real game, they will shout again and again after closing the book: 'One more time!'.

The ideal book to take to the beach – or to dream about. My first bird book has already turned countless toddlers into real bird watchers. With My first sea animal book, Zoë Ingram takes you underwater to show you what wonderful creatures live there. From the colourful coral to the giant blue whale and from the monkfish to the shrimp – in this beautiful nature book you will learn to recognise twenty sea animals and find out all about what they eat, where they live and more surprising facts. You will be a sea animal expert in no time!

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.

After his hibernation, Bear is suffering from terrible bear itch. But his favorite scratching tree is just being gnawed down by Beaver. Fortunately, Beaver wants to help Bear find another tree. But that turns out to be quite difficult. Picture book with illustrations in fresh, natural colors.

Long ago, crocodiles were still warm-blooded and there were mini-elephants. Read how different animal species have changed or evolved over the years. With fairly lifelike color illustrations.

There are animals that are fantastic at disguising themselves. Some have camouflage or can change colour, so that they do not stand out in their environment, others even pretend to be other animals or plants. Masters of Disguise is an ode to these animals. First, it is explained how a certain animal manages to disguise itself, followed by a large search plate in which you have to discover the animal in question. Twelve animals are discussed, from the polar bear to the orchid mantis and from chameleons to mimic octopuses. Twelve astonishing stories and twelve beautiful search plates.

There are millions of animals on Earth. They eat all sorts of different things and live in all sorts of different places… but they all have young. And they have all sorts of different ways to raise those babies. In simple words and colorful, vivid illustrations, it explains how there are big babies… and small ones. How some animals have babies that look exactly like them… and others have babies that look completely different. That there are mothers who stay with their children for years… and parents who run off before their eggs have even hatched. Discover the 7-meter-long baby blue whale, see how pipa frogs grow in their mother's back, and how a cuckoo lays her eggs in another bird's nest.

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.

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.

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.