Books with author Ian Whybrow

Huff! Honk! Flap! The third in the Say Hello series offers fun in the snow! Join the little husky as he scampers off on the snow and ice to say hello to all his animal friends. Meet a polar bear, a seal, and a caribou too. Toddlers will love to join in calling out the animals' noises as they turn the pages of this beautiful book. The satisfying rhyming text and velvety soft-to-touch animals make this book perfect for young children.

From traditional tales to Yuletide legends from around the world, this timeless collection of fourteen Christmas classics is perfect for the whole family to share aloud. This festive anthology includes favorite stories such as "The Fir Tree," "The Nutcracker," and "The First Christmas," tales by Louisa May Alcott and L. M. Montgomery, and extracts from Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol and Kenneth Grahame's The Wind in the Willows. Each specially selected story features an introduction by award-winning author Ian Whybrow, and is beautifully illustrated to complement its mood and style.

Jimmy knows he's on the wrong path, getting into the wrong crowd, but stealing is thrilling and it makes him feel smart. So when he gets on the wrong side of the law, he's lucky to have a big sister to rescue him and put him on the straight and narrow. Except Chrissie's a football nut, and she's going to get Jimmy fit and into the game. Whether he likes it or not!

From traditional tales to Yuletide legends from around the world, this timeless collection of fourteen Christmas classics is perfect for the whole family to share aloud. This festive anthology includes favorite stories such as "The Fir Tree," "The Nutcracker," and "The First Christmas," tales by Louisa May Alcott and L. M. Montgomery, and extracts from Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol and Kenneth Grahame's The Wind in the Willows. Each specially selected story features an introduction by award-winning author Ian Whybrow, and is beautifully illustrated to complement its mood and style.

Harry waited and waited for the snow to come. And, when it finally fell, it fell so lightly, it was just barely there. But, Harry went out anyway, and carefully scooped out enough to make a small, small snow king. But, when he went inside for lunch, his snow king disappeared! Who took it? Harry asked everyone--but no one had seen his snow king. There was only one hope: the Snow King had gone to order more snow. And, the next morning, when Harry looked out his window, he saw something amazing... "...captures the wonder and delight generated by winter's first major snow."--School Library Journal"...so credible and appealing."--Booklist"A..fantasy... with great charm, not the least of which are Reynold's poignant illustrations...A truly pleasing story..."--Kirkus ReviewsNow in a great new "stocking-stuffer" size--the perfect gift for Santa to bring all children, naughty and nice!