Books with author Adams Pam

This book has a multitude of uses. It can be used from ten months to eight years of age. Each page is made of heavy, wipeable cardboard. The first twelve pages can be used as a picture dictionary. Many objects and animals are shown on each page with a single written word underneath it. This is a wonderful way to build vocabulary. As children grow, they can begin to use the beads to measure the objects on each page. The measurement concepts encountered are: how tall, how wide, how long, the difference between tall and high, the difference between width and length, and also spatial placement (how high from the ground). Once children begin to read, they will be able to identify the picture and read the word. Using the last four pages, children will apply the measurement concepts they have learned and will have to determine which toys will fit in what box and which vehicle will pass through the tunnel.

A Spanish language edition of the popular book 'There was an Old Lady who swallowed a fly'. Forty years after its first publication this much-loved Child's Play classic is as popular as ever. Ingenious die-cut holes bring this iconic nursery rhyme to life, and Pam Adams' fabulous illustrations lend humour and vibrancy to the proceedings. Bouncy images, innovative die cutting and favourite rhymes make Books with Holes a must for every child.

This book takes children through real settings, imaginary ones and then back to real again. This is done by the use of a felt train attached to a ribbon which enables the child to pull it through the slots of each page. The train starts out at a city station, travels through farm country, through woods, across a river into a funny glen, through an underground world of animals, past a giant mountain, a big dipper, a spook junction and a seaside resort. As well as the books' entertainment value, it provides an opportunity for conversation and lends itself to the discussion of what is real and what is imagined. (Many of the things that frighten children live only in the imagination.)

Another type of book for babies is the bath book. Made of durable plastic, bath books can be taken into the tub or outside and can endure the worst baby spills! All bath books by major publishers have been safety tested and are completely nontoxic. In these bath books, toddlers will find familiar characters and new friends to make. There are some helpful lessons too