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In this delightful board book built on word play, toddlers will recognise each activity-getting dressed, playing, painting (including themselves), having a bath-and see how the animal makes the mischievous most of it. The bumblebee breaks its toy- bumblebee grumblebee! The cockat...oo is getting dressed- cockatoo sockatoo! The pelican tries out the potty- pelican smellican! What will turtle do? Everybody gathers for the final squirtle. Each scene twists the animals' names into funny new words to share and delight in how they feel and sound. Bumblebee Grumblebee is for toddlers and adults to have fun experimenting with the way words are put together.
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Illustrated by Elliot, David
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A comical story about a very busy bath.
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A magical picture book that was winner of the 2011 NZ Post Children's Book Awards Book of the Year award. The cows and sheep think Farmer McPhee should stop frowning and start frisking. But Farmer McPhee just wants to get some sleep! Then one moonlit night, something changes... A... collaboration between our best loved writer for children, Margaret Mahy, and the wonderfully quirky illustrator, David Elliot, this is a stunning and heart-warming book. Beautifully produced with cut-out sections and fold-out pages, it is a very special gift.
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A super-cute, fun picture book about an adorable pig called Henry; it also serves as a delightful introduction to maps that teachers and parents will love! Henry is a very particular sort of pig, who believes there's 'a place for everything and everything in its place'. But when ...he looks out the window, he's troubled. The farm is a mess! So he decides to draw a map to show everyone exactly where they belong. He takes a journey through the farm with his friends as he draws the map: sheep in the woolshed; chickens in the coop; horse in the stable. There's a lovely comic ending which children will work out long before Henry does.
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This book may help you create faith in your own healing ability and inspire you to engage your will and live as fully and for as long as possible. The viewpoints expressed are created from my own experience of terminal cancer, from supporting other sufferers and from my experienc...e as an Avatar Master.
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"Gabriel Clutch was a thief and a liar but he was right about one thing. He told me he had a great secret in his collection that would shake the literary world to its roots if it ever got out." So begins the delightfully dark Snark, a tumultous romp through worlds created by Lewi...s Carroll and here brought to life through the vivid imaginings and art of author and illustrator David Elliot. What exactly did happen to the Snark expedition? Did his dagger-proof coat protect the Beaver from the Butcher? What befell the Boots in the Tulgey Wood? Who fell foul of the Jabberwock? The Bandersnatch? The Jubjub bird? And, finally, the big question: what precisely is a SNARK? David Elliot's hero, the Boots, here reveals the whole truth for the first time, from his recruitment to the Snark expedition, to his return from a journey of unimaginable, death-defying adventure.
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A witty story about a pig who wants to take a bath but is interrupted by the sheep, the cow and the horse, who jump into the bathtub with him and start to make a big fuss. Since the pig does not like that too much, he takes an extreme measure: he farts. And he stays alone and cal...m enjoying his bath.
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When Davids world changes forever and his friend traps him, he doesnt know how to escape. Confused by the way his friend is acting and not knowing what to do, he plays their game in silence, day after day. Afraid he will lose his friend, David finds himself stuck in a dangerous a...nd scary situation. And then one day he realizes how his sword can help.
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This book describes how the theological virtue of hope contributes to happiness in this life and not just the next.
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