Caroline Jayne Church Bücher

Parents explain in rhyme all the different ways that they love their child.

When a new baby joins his family, a little boy is determined to be the best big brother ever.

The hungry little hen eats and eats and grows fatter and fatter. High on the hill the fox watches and grows thinner and thinner. One day he can stand it no longer, but things do not turn out as expected.

The book features playful and affectionate moments between a caregiver and a baby, highlighting the joy of movement and physical connection. Through rhythmic and engaging text, it captures the essence of love and bonding, emphasizing the warmth and intimacy shared during cuddling. The playful actions of the baby, such as jumping and rolling, reflect the excitement of early childhood, making it a delightful read for both parents and little ones.

Wobble Bear is learning to talk and his mum is trying to teach him about colours. But the only colour he will say is YELLOW! Yellow to the pink soap, yellow to the red towel, yellow to his green pyjamas . . . until finally he gets it right and says yellow to the harvest moon at bedtime. Parents and toddlers everywhere will love watching Wobble Bear learn and will relate to all his little triumphs and disasters as they follow his antics. A very lovable little bear indeed. BLWritten by Ian Whybrow, author of Harry and the Bucketful of Dinosaurs BLCombined sales of Wobble Bear Says Yellow hardback and paperback (published December 2003) are well over 7,000 copies