Bøger af Tim Warnes

This collection from the Let's Read Togther series contains 10 funny, entertaining paperback picture books. Children will enjoy the lively, fun stories and humorous illustrations that come together to highlight the pure, simple joy of reading.Each story in this collection of ten paperback picture books features hilarious illustrations, entertaining characters, and lively, fun text that brings to life the joy of reading. The characters find themselves in a variety of comical situations, from a family of elephants who is visited by a group of mice looking to take the cheese from their refrigerator; a young ladybug who is so lazy that she has not learned how to fly; and a duck who enlists the help of her good friends to figure out what is making the strange noise under her bed. Told with warmth and humor, these stories are sure to become reading time favorites.Let's Read Together is an ideal series to share special reading time with a child while introducing important gentle lessons. The series explores a variety of topics, including friendship, acceptance, teamwork, and empathy, all the while encouraging the development of language and reading skills.

Daddies come in all shapes and sizes?slimy and scruffy, long and fluffy! And daddies make all different kinds of noises?squeak and chirp, buzz and bumble! But what do all daddies have in common? They make us feel safe and snug with tender daddy hugs!

Little Bear LOVES Christmas. So do Mummy Bear and Daddy Bear. It's so wonderful! Could there be anything in the world they love more? A festive celebration of the true meaning of Christmas.

What will Mole do when he finds a strange, lumpy-bumpy thing with snippy-snappy teeth? A wonderful book of friendship and surprises from best-selling picture book creator, Tim Warnes.

Mole loves to stick labels on objects. One day, he finds something unusual in the woods. He puts a bunch of labels on the beast that read, lumpy, bumpy, gigantic. Then the thing frightens Mole, so Mole adds the label "dangerous". But is the Lumpy-Bumpy Thing really all that dangerous?