Books with author Caroline Jayne Church

So what if she's not a delicate little butterfly? Harriet the Hedgehog LOVES to dance! A springtime tale of friendship and self-acceptance illustrated by acclaimed artist Caroline Jayne Church.Harriet the Hedgehog gleefully joins in the butterflies' dance--until she notices they've all stopped to stare. "Butterflies only dance with butterflies," they declare. Tears in her eyes, Harriet runs, trips, and tumbles down a hill. "Where've you been?" her friend Ivor asks when she finally arrives on his doorstep. "Dancing with butterflies. They look like flowers," Harriet sighs. Ivor exclaims, "You look like a flower, too!" Harriet sees her reflection in a puddle: All the flowers from her hillside fall have stuck to her bristles! And that makes her so happy, she starts to dance!

Get ready for playtime and snacktime with Woof! These favorite toddler activities are explored in a fun, interactive way with children's favorite furry friend. Young readers are invited to touch the soft table cloth and sticky frosting, as well as feel the smooth ball and rough sandcastle. Each book contains a touch-and-feel element on every page that children will enjoy experiencing over and over again. Playtime and snacktime have never been so much fun!

THIS book may be regarded as an introduction to the study of String Figures—games which are widespread among primitive peoples, and played by weaving on the hands a single loop of string in order to produce intricate patterns supposed to represent certain familiar objects. I have gathered together the facts already known concerning these games, and, adding my own studies and the unpublished records of other observers, I have here described and illustrated the methods whereby about one hundred string figures are made. My purpose has been twofold: to interest other students in the subject, in order that additional figures and their methods may be collected among various tribes and races; and to reach a still larger public, that more people may share in the fascinations of the games themselves. The games are certainly fascinating, appealing as they do to young and to old, and to those debarred from all pastimes demanding physical exertion. Moreover, they are not unduly difficult; and, capable as they are of infinite variations, their charm ought to be inexhaustible.

A heart-warming picture book about the power of unconditional love between a parent and a child, by bestselling artist Caroline Jayne Church.How do I love you? Let me count the ways.I love you as the sunloves the bright blue days.Through the seasons, and the ups and downs - love will shine through, whatever the weather. A charming exploration of love, using nature's many delights, to show just how much a child is loved.Caroline Jayne Church has won many awards and has sold over 6.5 million books worldwide.

Teatime is so much fun with Woof! Curious little hands will love this interactive board book. Look to see who is hiding beneath the tablecloth, feel the sticky jam, squish Woof's shiny red ballon, watch lemonade sparkle and fizz and, finally, rub Woof and his friends' full tummies after a very enjoyable cake! "Teatime with Woof" is the perfect book for sharing with the youngest of children, with something fun and surprising to touch and feel on every page.