Books with title I Want My Mum!

Increased format reissue of this funny story in Tony Ross's popular series about the Little Princess, who now appears in her very own animated television series on Five Life. When things don't go well for the Little Princess, she knows there is only one person who can make them better, so she yells, "I WANT MY MUM!" But when the Little Princess finally learns to cope on her own, how does the Queen feel?

The Little Princess is jealous – all her friends' dads can do amazing things. The Cook bakes delicious cakes: the King burns buns. The Gardener takes his daughter on adventure-walks through the forest: the King gets lost on his way to bed. When the Maid volunteers to do these things with the Little Princess, it looks like her problems are over. But what if she has more in common with her dad than she realises?

An ideal picture book for children with separation anxiety from the award-winning Tracey Corderoy (Hubble Bubble, Granny Trouble, The Grunt and The Grouch) and illustrator Alison Edgson (Yuck! That's Not a Monster! - Winner of the Red House Children's Book Award 2011). I Want My Mummy's warm, funny story is perfect for reassuring toddlers worried about being away from their parents, whether that's starting nursery or being left with grandparents. It's Arthur's first day apart from his mummy and he really misses her. Even his fantastic dragon costume and favourite dragon toy don't cheer him up. "Raaargh!" he roars grumpily. But luckily Granny knows just what to do...

"Where is my dummy? I WANT MY DUMMY!" shrieks the Little Princess when the royal dummy mysteriously disappears, yet again. Wherever the King, Queen and courtiers may hide the dreaded thing, she always finds it, albeit in the strangest of places... Will she ever give it up?The Little Princess reigns supreme all over the world as one of the most popular picture book characters.

As theater-crazed junior Seren Bennett would tell you, an “I Want” song is the tune a character sings to let the world know what he or she wants for their lives. Seren Bennett wants to be a New York City playwright after college. For now, she just hopes she and her friends can get through the week before Opening Night.The drama is not confined to the stage as the cast and crew of Equal Measure prepare for the premiere of the show. Vanessa, the troubled star and best singer of all, misses rehearsal and Ms. Robey, the music teacher/director, must find out why. Social butterfly Jill must ditch her obsessed boyfriend. Most of all, Seren is forced to deal with her own problems. Her mother abandoned the family several years ago and her father never recovered. Seren spends the whole week helping her friends work through their problems, but who will help her when it's her turn to deal with drama?

The Little Princess is jealous of her friends―they all have dads who can do amazing things. The Cook bakes incredible cakes; the King always burns his. The Gardener takes his daughter on adventure-walks through the forest; the King gets lost on his way to bed. The Maid can teach the Little Princess to bake and she can take her for a walk, but will it be the same without her dad?

The Little Princess is jealous – all her friends' dads can do amazing things. The Cook bakes delicious cakes: the King burns buns. The Gardener takes his daughter on adventure-walks through the forest: the King gets lost on his way to bed. When the Maid volunteers to do these things with the Little Princess, it looks like her problems are over. But what if she has more in common with her dad than she realises?

This is the story about the day, a baby blue egg came out to play.First came one leg, then the other, then it yelled, "I want my mother!"Join Baby Blue Egg on his search for his mother. The other dinosaurs are happy to help as long as the Egg stops making such a noise. They don't want to wake the scary Tyrannosaurus Rex! This story has a great read-aloud rhythmic text and is perfect for introducing small children to new colors in a fun and engaging way!