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We're Not Sleepy!. Joanne Partis
Joanne Partis
Paperback (Oxford University Press, USA, Feb. 1, 2011)When three little kittens say, 'We're not sleepy!' Mum tells them to try counting sheep. So they set off across the farm and find all sorts of animals to count. But where are all the sheep? Join the kittens in this fun-filled bedtime counting adventure!
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Arnie the Accidental Hero
Joanne Partis
Hardcover (Oxford University Press, April 30, 2002)None
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Arnie the Accidental Hero by Joanne Partis
Joanne Partis
Paperback (Oxford University Press, )None
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Oh, No, Bear!
Joanne Partis
Hardcover (Tiger Tales., Oct. 1, 2019)Bear has woken up HUNGRY. He goes in search of a little snack, but before he knows it, he’s gobbled up ALL the food his friends have saved for the winter! All Bear can think about is eating. He’s forgotten the very important thing that he’s supposed to do....
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The Adventures of Little Bear: Little Bear and The Potty
Joanne Parkins
Paperback (AuthorHouse UK, Aug. 28, 2012)Come and enjoy the amazing adventures of Little Bear. On this journey, Little Bear is so excited about taking his first step into using his potty. With excitement and rhymes along the way! Look out for more exciting adventures of Little Bear.
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Stripe's Naughty Sister
Joanne Partis
Hardcover (Oxford University Press, April 30, 2001)Stripe is fed up about having to look after his baby sister, especially when she runs away. The little tiger cub successfully navigates prickles, swamp and tree climbing while Stripe gets spiked, bruised and wet. But when his little sister gets stuck up a tree, Stripe rescues her, just likea good big brother should.This charming and simple story, richly illustrated in a collage style, is perfect for reading aloud. It will appeal particularly to children with siblings!A stand-alone sequel to the successful "Stripe", which has sold well in several languages.Jo Partis has quickly been recognised as a promising young artist. She lives in Manchester.
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Eddy The Teddy And The Newcomers
Joanne Clark
eBook (, Dec. 17, 2012)A story of love and what really matters is who you are - not what you look like. And Eddy is a very tatty-looking Teddy. A true message for our times - but told in lovely rhyming text and in a way that will keep the attention of even very young readers. Find out how poor old Eddy the Teddy copes when a lot of newcomers arrive in the toy box - download it now!Age Level: 4 and up (Reviews from amazon.co.UK)"This is a lovely story with a positive and simple message. The rhyming story is good to read aloud and would appeal, I think, to preschool children as well as the recommended 4 plus age group. I noticed that Christmas is mentioned in the product information but the story is not specifically about Christmas - it is fine for all year round reading!Hopefully this is the first of a series of Eddy books? " MaryHelen'Eddy the Teddy' is a delightful story for young children, showing that 'old and much loved', can be just as much fun and as valuable, as exciting new and shiny.I read this story to my grandchildren, and they loved it. A good length story for bedtime, with a cosy ending - Judyjay