Bøger af Suzanne Bloom

Bjørn vil læse, skrive, siddeog tænke, men bliver hele tiden forstyrret af Gås, som vil have Bjørnsopmærksomhed.Mange børn kender til at haveen lillesøster eller lillebror, som ser op til dem og vil det samme som dem.Det kan naturligvis være belastende, men i sidste ende er det rørende, og deter ikke til at stå for, at Gås i virkeligheden ikke kan skrive, men har maletsin beundring og kærlighed på papiret.

Ms. Taffy has just won a pig by answering a radio quiz. And she thinks she has the perfect place on her shelf for a little ceramic pig. But when Ms. Taffy rushes out to claim her prize, she makes an astonishing discovery. Her pig isn't ceramic at all. Ms. Taffy has won a real piglet. Now Ms. Taffy is faced with a number of problems: How will she keep a pig in her third-floor walk-up apartment? How will she feed it? And what will she do when the pig gets bigger? With a little ingenuity and some help from her neighbors, Ms. Taffy sets out to answer the question Can a pig live happily in the city? Suzanne Bloom's whimsical story of Ms. Taffy, her adorable pig, and a big-hearted neighborhood is bound to bring laughter to young readers and pig lovers alike.

"Bear wishes he could fly. He wants to swoop and glide and feel the wind in his fur. Yet no matter how hard he flaps his arms, he can't get off the ground. Goose and Fox offer support, but Bear remains earthbound--until he hears music"--Amazon.com.

Featuring gentle humor and charm, this latest entry in Suzanne Bloom's acclaimed Goose and Bear series will help children build foundations for friendship, empathy, and cooperation.Goose has an important message for Bear, and he asks Fox to deliver it. But Fox has her mind on other things—which only leaves Bear to wonder and worry. Fortunately, in the end, these friends are as good at forgiving as they are at forgetting. Fox gets a starring role in this warmhearted and beautifully simple story about the meaning of being responsible.

Goose has an important message for Bear, and he asks Fox to deliver it. But Fox has her mind on other things—which only leaves Bear to wonder and worry. Fortunately, in the end, these friends are as good at forgiving as they are at forgetting. Fox gets a starring role in this warmhearted and beautifully simple story about the meaning of being responsible. Featuring gentle humor and charm, this latest entry in Suzanne Bloom's acclaimed Goose and Bear series will help children build foundations for friendship, empathy, and cooperation.

In this classic friendship story written by award-winning author Suzanne Bloom, readers will see that Zack and Ike are alike in some ways, but different in others--and that's okay! Because you don't have to be exactly alike to be friends.

By award-winning author and illustrator Suzanne Bloom's, the reassuring message will resonate with every child who has similar anxiety about the first day of school.

With the help of Goose and Fox, Bear learns a valuable lesson in Suzanne Bloom's lovable new story, the seventh in this popular series.

Bear is quietly sitting by himself so Fox wonders if Bear is sad or mad or lonely. NoNBear just enjoys a little quiet time alone. Not to be outdone, Fox decides that she would like quiet time alone, tooN"with" Bear! Needless to say, Fox's version of quiet time is very different from Bear's. Full color.

Bjørn kan sommetider lide at sidde for sig selv i fred og ro. Det er svært at få lov til med den lille Ræv i nærheden.Gås føler sig udenfor og spørger pænt Bjørn, om han er færdig med at være alene. Det tror jeg, siger Bjørn, kom du bare, hvis du kan være stille. Så stille som en, der sover rævesøvn, svarer Gås.Bog om behov for alenetid og om venskab for de mindste.

Bjørn og Gås leger sammen med deres nye ven, Ræv. Men Ræv foreslår en leg, som Bjørn ikke kan være med til, og så bliver Bjørn ked af det. Heldigvis ved Gås, hvordan den situation klares.Bog om venskab for de mindste.