Books published by publisher Miaplacidus Multimedia Publishing

Martha is on a trip to visit aunt Sylvie. Monty - her favourite furry, squidgy duck - has gone along too. The city where Sylvie lives is full of old buildings and beautiful gardens, and everyone enjoys having a picnic on the lawn. But Martha gets bored just sitting in the sunshine, until her brother Danny has an idea...This is the fourth of the "Monty" books by Kate Wilson, a series of illustrated short stories ideal for reading to very young children (aged 3 - 5), and for independent readers up to around 7 or so.For more on the "Monty" series of picture e-books (including video trailers), visit the website of Miaplacidus Multimedia Publishing - www.miaplacidus.co.uk.

Monty the duck belongs to Martha, who takes him everywhere with her. One day a funfair comes to the nearby park, and everyone goes along. At first, Monty thinks the fair is wonderful. But then Martha goes on a train ride...This is the second of the "Monty" books by Kate Wilson, a series of illustrated short stories ideal for reading to young children (age 4 upwards) and for independent readers of around 7 or so.***BOOK TRAILER. The "Look Inside" feature does not work well for short stories like this. To read the first few pages of "Monty goes to the Fair" as video preview, visit Amazon's Kate Wilson Author Page.

Two more tales of Spotty Dog and his pals, Tug the Bulldog and Septimus the Sausage Dog, who live together in a small town not very far away. In the first story, Firestone the witch's cat makes a new friend; and in the second, Spotty and the gang save the day when the Witch Esmeralda runs out of money. This is the second book in the series of Spotty Dog adventures, written by Alex Sherman and illustrated by Emma Kemsley.

Introducing Monty, the hand-me-down toy duck with fur instead of feathers. First he belongs to Caitlin, and then to Danny, but nobody really loves him. Then one day, it's someone's birthday..."Martha loves Monty" is an illustrated short story for reading to young children (3 - 5), and for independent readers up to around 7 or so. It is the first of the "Monty" children's picture e-books by Kate Wilson.Watch a video trailer of "Martha loves Monty" at Miaplacidus Multimedia Publishing - www.miaplacidus.co.uk - home of the "Monty" books.

This collection contains four of the "Monty" stories by Kate Wilson, a series of picture books for young children (3 - 7). The stories in the collection are:1: "Martha loves Monty"2: "Monty goes to the Fair"3: "Monty, meet Connie!"4: "Monty goes to College"Also included is a fun quiz with questions and puzzles on Monty, Martha and her friends and family.The Monty stories are also available a separate e-books from the Amazon Kindle Store.

Monty the furry, squidgy duck belongs to Martha, who takes him everywhere with her. He sits with her at breakfast, and he sleeps in her bed at night, all of which makes him very happy. Then one day, someone new comes to live with them, and Monty is not so happy any more...This is the third of the "Monty" picture e-books by Kate Wilson, a series of illustrated short stories for reading to very young children, or for independent readers up to the age of 7 or so.For more on the Monty books, including video trailers, visit the website of Miaplacidus Multimedia Publishing - www.miaplacidus.co.uk.New in 2014: Monty's Match-the-Shapes Game - app for Kindle and other android devices. Available now from the Amazon Appstore.

Jeanie and her family have moved into a new home, in a new neighborhood, and new school district. With a chance to get a lead solo in her new school's concert, and with a Spelling Bee coming up - Jeanie has a lot on her plate! As she struggles to find a way to prepare for these major events while dealing with challenges at home and doubters in her path, she discovers a magical way to reach her goals and help her family. This children's picture book is an inspiring story with an incredible message that will instill self-belief, confidence and empathy in all the young readers who own it.

Original title: Les aventures d'une fourmi rouge et les mémoires d'un pierrotAuthor: Henri de la Blanchère (1821-1880)Illustrator: A. Mesnel, Hector Giacomelli (1822-1904)Paris, Théodore Lefèvre, Librarie-Éditeur (1879)"The Reddish Polyergus, the most powerful ants of France by their courage in the fighting, form a people composed of four orders of citizens: males, females, neutrals or warriors ... and slaves, workers conquered on suitable species.I am neutral, and I am proud of it. Is there a life more noble, more chivalrous than mine: to fight, to conquer or to die!...We live for years, and all this time we spend it to serve the country and the nation, to contribute to its greatness, to its power; to make us serve as kings ... and enjoy the sun!"

Original title: Les aventures d'une fourmi rouge et les mémoires d'un pierrotAuthor: Henri de la Blanchère (1821-1880)Illustrator: A. Mesnel, Hector Giacomelli (1822-1904)Paris, Théodore Lefèvre, Librarie-Éditeur (1879)"I was born in the acclimation garden of the Bois de Boulogne. My mother had made a choice, to build her nest, of the thatched roof covering the house of a huge, but frightful bird called Marabou... Carpet under the crossed thatch, we lived in the greatest abundance; the mash of the foreign birds assembled in this garden provided my father and my tender mother with an inexhaustible mine to feed us, and the prudent sparrow woman had chosen the house of Marabou because of the proximity of the water, which allowed her to find easily at the edge the worms that we urgently need during our young age, especially at the time of growth of our feathers. My nesting companions were two brothers and two sisters, and our parents waited only a few days to show us the use of our wings. Alas! this is easier said than done!One night, the wind rose under the pressure of the storm. Carpet in the bottom of our nest, under the wings of our parents, we trembled with repeated lightning flashes and under the hot gusts that shook the house on its foundations. Faint with fear, wet with torrents of water coming through the straws and dripping on our nest, we pressed against each other without even daring to cry."CONTENTS:I. THE HOSPITALITY OF A MARABOU STORKII. MY FIRST FRIENDIII. THE ELECTION OF THE KING OF BIRDSIV. THE BIRD OF THE GOOD GODV. THE GREAT HEATHLANDSVI. THE UNKNOWN PEOPLESVII. O MISFORTUNE, BE WELCOME, IF YOU COME ALONE!VIII. DISCOURAGEMENTIX. TOO HAPPYX. HOUSEHOLDS ON HOUSEHOLDSXI. INGRATE AND COWARDXII. LAST FRIENDAbout the translator- Nicolae Sfetcu- - Contact- - Other booksPublishing House- MultiMedia Publishing