Books with title Llama Llama Learns to Swim

The fifth story in the first "Izzy" Collection, Izzy goes swimming tells the story of a little girl called Izzy who is scared of the water. Izzy has swimming lessons and learns to love the water through listening and building houses with floats.This story looks at how not knowing how to do something can knock a child’s confidence. Once Izzy is shown how to move in the water, she has fun and plays as she learns. Izzy is then no longer afraid of the water and her confidence grows as she learns to swim.A must for any child learning how to swim."Izzy learns to swim" is part of the first set of "Izzy" books, about everything that a child and family may go through during the early years of a child's life. They start with a daunting situation followed by laughter and end with happiness. What more could you ask from a children's book.The second collection of "Izzy" books will be available shortly aimed at slightly older children with longer stories. These books teach children about different countries, whilst following Izzy's teddy George on his adventure.

Like a lot of children on their first day of school, Waddle is downright scared. The new surroundings. The unfamiliar faces. To make matters worse, Mom and Dad and aren't even allowed to come with him. He questions if anyone will even like him at his new school, but that concern is about to be answered.In Waddle’s first adventure, he seeks to overcome his fear of water and finally learn how to swim. He doesn't realize it at the time, but Waddle is about to get something much more valuable in life than a swimming lesson. He is about to discover the importance of having a best friend. And that is one lesson, you cannot afford to miss out on.

A tiny penguin town in the frozen north. All the penguins live in their own little igloos and work at various jobs. Some of them fish and some of them build the igloos, etc. , just like a human community. Tony the penguin lives in a small igloo on the outskirts of the penguin settlement. His father is a fisherman and Tony is getting old enough to start helping him. His father has taught him all about safety in the water and everything else that he needs to know about fishing; now Tony just has to learn how to swim. He is terribly afraid of the water and he is too ashamed to admit it to his father. How is he ever going to help his dad if he can’t swim? Before it’s all over, Tony learns that it’s ok to be scared, but you have to learn to face your fears. He also learns that while trying something for the first time is scary, it usually turns out to be a lot of fun by the time you’re through.