Books with title The Wonderful Toys

Dahlov Ipcar's classic picture book explores the glorious world of dinosaurs from Brontosaurus to Tyrannosaurus. Fifteen weird and wonderful prehistoric creatures soar, swim, and crawl through Ipcar's striking illustrations in bold and beautiful color which will entice and enthral young readers. Dahlov Ipcar takes us back to a prehistoric world, teeming with creatures that soar, swim and thunder through the green jungle world.First published in 1958, The Wonderful Egg has been beautifully re-mastered from the original edition and printed in splendid spot colors.

There are so many wonderful houses! There are bird houses and barns, beehives and bunny holes, circus tents and snail shells, tree tops and tortoise shells. But who lives in the most wonderful house of all? Celebrated author Margaret Wise Brown and illustrator J. P. Miller lead us on a colorful journey through land, sea, and air to find out who lives in each house.

It was Caroline’s birthday, and she had had some very pleasant presents. There was a blotting-book of blue leather (at least, it looked like leather), with pink and purple roses painted on it, from her younger sister Charlotte; and a paint-box—from her brother Charles—as good as new.‘I’ve hardly used it at all,’ he said, ‘and it’s much nicer than anything I could have bought you with my own money, and I’ve wiped all the paints clean.’‘It’s lovely,’ said Caroline; ‘and the beautiful brushes, too!’‘Real fitch,’ said Charles proudly. ‘They’ve got points like needles.’‘Just like,’ said Caroline, putting them one after the other into her mouth, and then holding them up to the light.Besides the paint-box and the blotting-book, a tin-lined case had come from India, with a set of carved chess-men from father, and from mother some red and blue scarves, and, most glorious of imaginable gifts, a leopard-skin.‘They will brighten the play-room a little,’ said mother in her letter. And they did.

Christmas is coming! But a very unhappy Guardian Angel is overwhelmed with watching one little girl named Katie. She's not mean or lazy, it's just that Katie is so BUSY. When disaster happens, they both need some Divine assistance so the Christmas program can go on! This delightful story was written by Beth Vardon. The beautiful illustrations are by famed artist Charlot Byj. Look for more PrillyCharmin ebook series for Kindle in an enjoyable range of topics for children as well as adults. PrillyCharmin illustrated ebooks always have bright, high-quality illustrations.

The Wonderful Visit is an 1895 novel by H. G. Wells. With an angel—a creature of fantasy unlike a religious angel—as protagonist and taking place in contemporary England, the book could be classified as contemporary fantasy, although the genre was not recognised in Wells's time. The Wonderful Visit also has strong satirical themes, gently mocking customs and institutions of Victorian England as well as idealistic rebellion itself.

A heartwarming story about being thankful for what you have. Once there was a little girl who live in a castle that was loved by her father. He desired to give her whatever she wants to make her happy. So, one day he gave her a wish to have all the wonderful things she wanted. Later, a jealous witch sees the girl with all her wonderful things and plots to take away all the wonderful things from the girl. The wonderful things is a story that shows a strong bond between a father and daughter and the love they have for each other. It shows that no matter what happens they can be there for each other. About The Author Richard N. Andrew was raised and still lives in Brooklyn, NY. He loves making up and telling stories to his daughters. This book was inspired by them.About The Illustrator Mona Spencer was born in Washington, raised in Brooklyn. She has always had a flair for creativity. Through cartooning, graphic design, computer illustration and more, Mona has expanded her skills and craft. Illustrator, graphic T-shirt designer & more.

A sweet rhyming story from 1971 about a beloved schoolteacher is back in print!There once was a very unusual schoolThat had for its teacher Miss Tillie O'Toole . . .So begins a rollicking story about a beloved teacher who presents all her lessons in riddles and rhyme, takes her students outside for picnics and kite-flying, and teaches them good, old-fashioned common sense along with the three R's. Charming illustrations of red-haired Miss Tillie O'Toole and her multicultural class make this breezy Little Golden Book as much fun to look at as well as read aloud!