Books with author Ernest H. Shepard

These high-quality, full-color, large-sized books include over sixty reusable stickers that young children can use to complete all kinds of fun, interactive activities with colors, shapes, and telling time. Inside, youngsters will find the many shapes and colors of the Hundred Acre Wood, including Piglet's green sweater, Christopher Robin's square door, Tigger's orange fur, and much more. They'll also spend a fun-filled (and snack-filled) day with Pooh, finding out what he does at each hour. After play, the stickers can be stored on the specially laminated inside covers to be stuck and restuck again and again. Decorated throughout with full-color illustrations from the original Milne classics, these irresistible sticker storybooks are just the thing to introduce little ones to the Best Bear in All the World.Illustrated by Ernest H. Shepard

Winnie-the-Pooh introduces preschoolers to their ABCs and 1-2-3s in these high-quality, full-color, wonderfully interactive sticker storybooks. With over fifty reusable stickers in each book, young children are invited to complete all kinds of fun alphabet and counting activities--Winnie-the-Pooh style. They can count honey pots and bees; sort Pooh's friends from the smallest (Roo) to the biggest (Christopher Robin); match alphabet letters with favorite friends and objects from the Hundred Acre Wood; complete simple words like BEE and POOH; and much more. Afterward, the stickers can be stored on the specially laminated inside covers to be used again and again.Decorated throughout with full-color illustrations from the original Milne classics, these irresistible sticker storybooks offer little ones an important introduction not only to their ABCs and 1-2-3s but also to the Bear of Little Brain--Winnie-the-Pooh.

Young Pooh fans will love getting their hands on this version of a favorite story?it has textures to touch, fur to feel, and the Bear of Little Brain. Young children will delight in exploring the tactile nature of Pooh?s fuzzy fur, Rabbit?s scratchy doorway, Christopher Robin?s soft shirt, and, of course, Pooh?s sticky honey pot as Pooh goes visiting at Rabbit?s, eats too much honey, and gets into a tight place. Seven different texture elements are incorporated into Ernest H. Shepard?s famous drawings from the original classic in this bright, sturdy, and generously sized board book featuring an abridged story from A. A. Milne?s Winnie-the-Pooh.