Books with title Penguin

What would happen if an penguin came to stay? How would you look after it? Where would it sleep? What would it eat (baked beans, raw fish or cream cakes?) and how would you play with it? Wild Things! gives young readers a first introduction to exotic animals around the world, looking at how and where they really live and what they need to survive, as it becomes clear that they must be posted back! Each book also includes a final fact spread to explain why each animal is suited to living in its own environment in the wild, as well as how we can help to keep it there.

From the award-winning creators of Slug Days Lauren and her family drive to a farm in North Dakota to visit relatives and celebrate her Aunt Jossie’s wedding. But Lauren finds to her dismay that she is expected to do more than meet adults who hug her and invade her personal space. Lauren is going to be—horror of all horrors—a flower girl. Lauren has Autism Spectrum Disorder, and she sees the world a little differently from other kids. What makes her comfortable are her routines and her coping mechanisms for her anxiety, which can get out of control in no time. So it is a challenge to deal with her rambunctious cousins, try on scratchy dresses, and follow impossible directions about going down aisles slowly-but-not-like-a-sloth and tossing pretend flowers around. So is it any surprise that Lauren flips her lid more than once? But while having an extended family seems like a lot of trouble at first, she’s about to learn just how much they can care for one another. In Penguin Days, two award winners revisit second-grader Lauren from the acclaimed Slug Days with equal humor and empathy. Drawing on her experience teaching children with ASD, Sara Leach creates an energetic character who stomps eloquently off the page. And Rebecca Bender’s delightful black-and-white illustrations show in Lauren’s fraught situations and facial expressions all the love and assertiveness that could possibly dwell together in one unique little person.

Penguin Small is a classic story by Mick Inkpen with a surprise giant fold-out page. It tells the story of the last North Pole penguin, who as it turns out was also the smallest penguin! He wants to join his friends in the South Pole, but he's afraid of the water. If only penguins could fly...Penguin Small is a classic story with giant fold out pages, and as ever, vintage Inkpen illustrations for a fabulous story which explains why there are no penguins at the North Pole!'A whale of a book.' - Independent.Mick Inkpen has won the British Book Award, the Children's Book Award and been shortlisted for both the Kate Greenway Medal and the Nestle Prize. He is consistently in the Top Ten most borrowed children's authors from public libraries.

Do you need an entertaining book before bedtime?Do you want your child to discover fun and interesting facts about animals?This book has age appropriate fun facts about animals and great colorful pictures. With so many children's books you need something that will be entertaining and fun with the bonus of being educational. If your child has a particular love for a certain type of animal this is a great way to encourage learning and inform them about it.You getAge appropriate fun factsBright colored picturesEasy e-book that can be read again and againWith an easy to follow format you can move easily from one fun fact to the next with ease. Children are absorbing so much information every day and at certain ages everything is so new and can be fun, educational and entertaining.Time is precious, what a great way to learn now.

- LOS ANGELES BOOK FESTIVAL: Top 10 Book of the Year!- PARIS BOOK FESTIVAL Top 3 Book of the Year!"Reminiscent of Watership Down" - Kirkus Review!Pierre was your typical penguin until a war changed everything. When sent to live with family for safety, Pierre discovers some dark secrets of his new home and how he's been planted right in the middle of them!