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Books published by publisher Ragged Bears

  • Peek-a-moo!: A Lift-the-flap Book

    Stephanie Peterson

    Paperback (Ragged Bears, Aug. 16, 2009)
    Rare book
  • This Little Piggy Went to Market . . .

    Margaret Bateson-Hill

    Paperback (Ragged Bears, May 1, 2009)
    This Little Piggy went to market, this little piggy stayed at home, this little piggy had roast beef, this little piggy had none. And so goes the wonderful, much loved nursery rhyme, now brought to life in this new colorful novelty picture book. Count five little piggies on your fingers and toes. Lift the flaps and find out what each busy little piggy is up to—whether it's shopping, cleaning, cooking, painting—or coming back home to a special surprise. Perfect for use in nursery and pre-school, interactive, and suitable for early observational skills.
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  • The Children of Lir

    Sheila Macgill-Callahan, Gennady Spirin

    Paperback (Ragged Bears, Jan. 30, 1997)
    A haunting Irish legend, believed by some to be the basis for King Lear. A king's jealous wife puts a spell on his children, changing them into swan s, until such time as the Man from the North and the Woman from the South--two mountain peaks--are joined together. Watercolor illustrations.
  • Ned's Buried Treasure

    Koala Brothers

    Paperback (Ragged Bears, )
    None
  • Shrewbettina's Birthday

    John S. Goodall

    Hardcover (Ragged Bears, Oct. 4, 2005)
    None
  • Dragon Feathers

    Andrej Dugin, Olga Dugina, Arnica Esterl

    Hardcover (Ragged Bears, Aug. 16, 1993)
    None
  • A Number of Dinosaurs

    Paul Stickland

    Hardcover (Ragged Bears, )
    None
  • Battle of the Beasts: A Tale of Epic Proportions from the Brothers Grimm

    Diz Wallis

    Hardcover (Ragged Bear, Aug. 1, 2000)
    A cranky bear and a cantankerous wren set feather and fur flying in this lavish adaptation of the Grimms' fairy tale "The Willow Wren and the Bear". Over-sized and opulent, BATTLE OF THE BEASTS provides a feast for the eyes and a wickedly wicked text for the ear-the perfect vehicle for Diz Wallis' magnificent gift of illuminating the natural world and the razor-sharp pen she applies to her writing. Iridescent humming birds flitting though the trees, a leathery alligator slouching into the Mississippi, a sleek leopard stealing through the jungle: these and literally hundreds of other creatures great and small inhabit a meticulously researched and lovingly rendered universe.
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  • A Harvest of Color: Growing a Vegetable Garden

    Melanie Eclare

    Hardcover (Ragged Bear, Feb. 1, 2002)
    A group of neighborhood children transform a bare patch of earth into a vegetable garden. They learn simple but important lessons: to plant in straight rows, to thin seedlings, and the value of worms. They make notes on their efforts and compile useful lists of gardening tips. The result is a colorful, graphic scrapbook/diary/photo album. Turning her lens from growing a single sunflower (A Handful of Sunshine) to focus on planting and raising five vegetables, Melanie Eclare inspires young readers to reach for their trowels.
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  • Dinosaur More

    Henrietta Stickland, Paul Stickland

    Paperback (Ragged Bears, June 1, 2008)
    Rare Book
  • Village That Vanished

    Kadir Nelson Ann Grifalconi

    Paperback (Ragged Bears, Aug. 16, 2009)
    Hard to find
  • Chill with Lil: A simple way to calm kids before bedtime using mindfulness techniques

    Sue Pickford

    eBook (Ragged Bears, April 2, 2018)
    This book introduces mindfulness (‘chilling’) with Lil. Lil helps to take Jake on a journey of relaxation and body-awareness using breathing techniques and visualisation. With a simple exercise for you to follow, this book has been developed to focus on the hour or so before bedtime, when energy needs to be slowed down ready for sleep. Many children get agitated around this time because they feel they’re not ready, or are too tired to co-operate. By adding a pre-bedtime step of ‘Chill with Lil’ to your routine, you can noticeably change the pace. When the mind slows, the body naturally follows, and your child should enjoy the experience of quiet and stillness with your guidance (and so may you!). By keeping this softened energy constant until bedtime, you should find that your child is better prepared for a good night’s sleep.The whole story is only around ten minutes long, so it’s quick and easy, and of course the beauty ofmindfulness is that it can be used anytime and anywhere, not just before bedtime. So if your child ever needs calming before school, in the car, or even in the supermarket, then stop, be mindful, and suggest ‘Let’s chill with Lil’. Using the simple technique of breathing in and out slowly should settle them almost immediately. Be patient and reap the rewards!