Books with title Funny Face

Funny face. Naughty face. Cross face. Happy face. How many funny faces can you pull? When a big bear takes baby's ball, baby is shocked, then upset, then angry. But when the bear comes back to play, soon baby is having lots of fun! Children will love pulling all the hilarious faces in this charming board book classic - now reissued with a brand new cover. Turn to last page to see how funny you look in the surprise mirror! Filled with adorable baby faces, this interactive first storybook is perfect for exploring feelings with your little one, from surprise and sadness to anger and amusement. Making faces has never been so much fun!

A little boy is happily playing with his dog and his football, when he's suddenly confronted by a big bear, who runs off with his ball! Experiencing a whole range of emotions, the little boy makes a lot of funny faces during the course of this charming book, and the reader is encouraged to copy him. Young ones will adore pulling all the hilarious expressions - particularly when they see how funny they themselves look in the surprise mirror on the last page. This is a delightful, interactive first storybook, packed with fun and ideal for little hands to hold!

Babies love to see their faces in a mirror, and here's a book showing them all kinds of faces―from happy faces to mad faces and all the ones in between. With a foil mirror at the end to let readers see their own funny face, this delightful book about a little boy's encounter with three playful bears perfectly illustrates the connection between feelings and expressions.

Everyone can make a face. Sam makes a happy face. Olive makes a sad face. Lucy makes a surprised face. Milly makes an angry face. Joe makes a sleepy face. Tess makes a scary face. Charlie makes a bunny face. And they all make...a funny face! Which face can you make? Educational potential - perfectly pitched at an audience coming to grips with basic concepts and relationships, in this case dress-ups, categories, parties, facial expressions and emotions. The illustrations are clear, and the bright bold blocks of color make this appropriate for even the youngest child. As with Froggy Green Anna has drawn little kids she knows and has portrayed them with unequaled affection and hum our. It's impossible not to love Sam, Ollie, Lucy, Milly, Joe, Tess and Charlie...She really is one of the most talented illustrators working for this age group and her profile is already growing - with a commercial success in Santa's Aussie Holiday, several lines of cards and a series of Christmas decorations based on her characters as well as an independent 'cult' profile with The Muggy Tree.

Everyone enjoys watching a frisky kitten play with anything that moves. Well, almost everyone. Funny Face, a little calico kitten, is learning that not all the animals on her farm like to play when a bouncy fur ball interrupts their morning. In this story you will meet Old Tiger who prefers taking his morning nap in peace, the hen with a very important job to do, and the mouse that wishes he had not been seen. Learn with Funny Face as she discovers some lessons of life on a farm.