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The Flamingo Who Forgot
Alan Durant, Franco Rivolli
Hardcover (Evans Brothers Ltd, Oct. 12, 2007)None
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The Grumpy Queen
Valerie Wilding, Simona Sanfilippo
Paperback (Zero To Ten, Sept. 1, 2011)When the Queen is grumpy, everyone is grumpy, and when she doesn’t get what she wants, everyone needs to watch out. But one curly-haired boy helps show her the way to a better day. Filled with bright, fairy tale–inspired art, this charming picture book shows that one's attitude can have a big impact on others.
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Megan's Tick Tock Rocket. Andrew Fusek Peters, Polly Peters and Simona Dimitri
Andrew Peters
Paperback (M. Evans and Company, Aug. 1, 2007)None
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George and the Dragonfly
Andy Blackford, Sue Mason
Paperback (Zero To Ten, Sept. 1, 2011)George is bored with his pet hamster and sets off to the jungle to find himself a more interesting pet. Before he goes two steps, he meets a dragonfly who shows him that the creatures in his own backyard are much more fun than he could have imagined. With a light-hearted look at nature and bright, colorful illustrations, this picture book helps reinforce a child’s sense of wonder at the things nearby.
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Footprints in the Sand
Jan Carew
Pamphlet (Nelson Thornes Ltd, )None
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The Witch Princess
Jim Alderson
Paperback (Nelson Thornes Ltd, )None
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Taking the Plunge
John Rowe Townsend
Pamphlet (Nelson Thornes Ltd, )None
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The King of Kites
Judith Heneghan, Laure Fournier
Paperback (Evans Brothers, Aug. 1, 2009)A new series of short fiction for newly independent readers. Each story is between 300 and 500 words long, and together the books offer a range of genres, from humor to adventure, and from mystery to fantasy.
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Tuva
Mick Gowar, Tone Eriksen
Paperback (Evans Brothers, Aug. 1, 2009)Tuva, the sled dog, is brave and bold. He pulls the packed sled through snowy blizzards and across mountains of ice, protecting his master and the other dogs in the pack from danger—even when a great polar bear challenges him to a fight! A new series of short fiction for newly independent readers. Each story is between 300 and 500 words long, and together the books offer a range of genres, from humor to adventure, and from mystery to fantasy.
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Tuva
Mick Gowar
Hardcover (M. Evans and Company, Sept. 1, 2009)Tuva, the sledge dog, is brave and bold. He pulls the packed sledge through snowy blizzards and across mountains of ice, protecting his master and the other dogs in the pack from danger - even when a great polar bear challenges him to a fight!
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Cheer and Groan
John Rowe Townsend
Pamphlet (Nelson Thornes Ltd, )None
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Glub!
Penny Little
Paperback (M. Evans and Company, Feb. 1, 2008)"Spirals" is the next step up from "ZigZag" and introduces children to longer stories. Each illustrated title tells an exciting tale which is divided into short chapters. Very new readers might tackle a chapter at a time, while more independent readers would be happy to read a complete story in one sitting.Glub! It's time to clean the fish bowl - in the sink you go, Lucky! But then Dad does what he said you should never do - pull out the plug! Will we ever see poor Lucky again?
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