Inga Moore Bücher

"Distinguished author-illustrator Inga Moore reunites the cast of A House in the Woods for another tale of friendship and ingenuity. When Moose runs out of stories to tell his family after dinner, he ventures to the town library for books. No sooner is he settled in at home to read them aloud than Bear, Badger, Fox, Hare, Mole, the Three Wild Pigs, and even the Beavers crowd in to listen. Soon everyone is packed in like sardines. What's a clever Moose to do? With its warm, whimsical cast and a snug woodland setting evoked by earthy illustrations, this playful nod to the power of books and libraries to create community will reward new and returning fans alike"--Publisher's description

Sid is a cat who is addicted to having six meals a day and glories in this lifestyle. Manipulative, persuasive and a charmer he has wrapped everybody round his little paw - each owner believes that Sid belongs to them only . . . until the day he is found out!

When two Little Pigs leave their two little homes to go out walking one morning, little do they know that they'll come back to find their friends Bear and Moose have moved in. It's very nice to have your friends move in. Not so nice if they are so big that your homes end up collapsing! Can the Little Pigs rebuild their homes in the woods so all four of them can live together?

Presents the story of the Nativity told from the point of view of the animals in the stable, an angel, a shepherd, and the three Kings. Includes the words to six traditional carols

The companion title to Six Dinner Sid - the classic, Smarties award-winning, best-selling picture book.

Original / British English Marcel and his friend Celine are on holiday in Los Angeles. They are staying in the home of Arnold Waldman, a famous film director. But on the first night of their holiday, kidnappers take away Arnold's daughter...

The story of the escapades of four animal friends who live along a river in the English countryside, complete with many scholarly extras.

Includes the three adventures of Mowgli, the boy reared by a pack of wolves in an Indian jungle.

This is Oscar Wilde's tale of the American family moved into a British mansion, Canterville Chase, much to the annoyance its tired ghost. The family -- which refuses to believe in him -- is in Wilde's way a commentary on the British nobility of the day -- and on the Americans, too. The tale, like many of Wilde's, is rich with allusion, but ends as sentimental romance. . .

Dans une tanière au fond des bois habitait Suzie Truie. Juste à côté, dans une petite hutte, vivait Simon Cochon. Un jour, en rentrant de promenade, ils découvrent que l'ours et l'élan ont voulu emménager chez eux. Leurs maisons sont écrabouillées ! Ils décident alors de construire une maison où ils pourraient vivre tous ensemble. Vincent Elan téléphone à l'équipe des Castors..

Le Chapitaine adorait les chats. Il possédait plus de chats à bord de son bateau qu'il n'avait de marins dans son équipage. Les autres marchands se moquaient de lui. Le Chapitaine partait en mer pour découvrir les merveilleux endroits qu'il était toujours impatient d'explorer. Un jour, il aborda une petite île retirée. La jeune reine se fit une joie de l'accueillir