John Yeoman Bücher

Ein Bär, der von einem Einsiedler unterrichtet wird - und eine ungewöhnliche Freundschaft. Der einsame Einsiedler hat schon lange auf einen gelehrigen Schüler gewartet, den er in Geschichte und anderen Fächern unterrichten kann. Dass aber ausgerechnet der an seiner Höhle vorbeitrottende Bär sein Schüler würde, daran hat er nicht geglaubt. Jetzt ist Praxis gefragt, und die Theorie wird über Bord geworfen. Bald wird gemeinsam Boot gefahren, Essen gekocht und werden Fische gefangen. Der Bär ist in seinem Element, stellt sich allerdings nicht selten ein wenig trottelig an. Wie gut, dass der Einsiedler viel Geduld und das Herz am rechten Fleck hat. So macht Schule Spaß. Und gemeinsam ist das Leben gleich doppelt schön! Zu diesem Buch finden Sie Quizfragen auf antolin. de

Old Mother Hubbard is fed up of her mischievous pup sitting about reading all day, so she suggests that he learn how to play. But then she hears the less than dulcet tones of the flute, the cello, the trombone, the violin and even the bagpipes! What a terrible din! Long-suffering Old Mother Hubbard is besieged by an onslaught of terrible noises! Whatever can she do?

Old Mother Hubbard's Dog is up to no good!Old Mother Hubbard's mischievous pup is feeling under the weather and makes up all kinds of ailments! He paints himself with colourful spots, bandages himself from nose to tail and hiccoughs until the windows shake! Long-suffering Old Mother Hubbard tries her best to make him feel better, but nothing seems to work! Whatever can she do?This lively and humorous nonsense poem is brilliantly written by John Yeoman and illustrated exuberantly by Quentin Blake.

Roll up, roll up for the Fabulous Foskett Family Circus! There are Milly and Willy who perform with young Fred, who does a back flip and lands on his head. Uncle Phoenix Foskett who blows smoke rings, Jess and Bess with their conjuring tricks, not to mention singing dogs and birds and performing parrots.Quentin Blake originally created the images of the eccentric and multi-talented Foskett family to decorate a hospital ward. They are combined here with a specially commissioned text by John Yeoman to create a glorious book, which will be enjoyed and treasured by book lovers of all ages.

Counting doesn't have to be boring with this wonderfully quirky counting book illustrated by the esteemed Quentin BlakeWhen Barnaby sets off on his raft, his mother tells him to stop at each village on the way to Limber Lea. Along the way he ends up collecting a wild and surprising bunch of passengers. Will he be able to transport them all to Limber Lea without any mishaps?

What about growing horns then? challenged Melanie. I will then! shouted Billy. Immediately he has taken up the challenge to grow horns Billy Dexter passionately wished that he hadn't, after all he could only fail. However, the next morning Billy's head feels itchy and then no doubt about it, there are bumps on the head. Within a week the boy has the most splendid head of antlers ever. Everyone gets used to them - Billy and his friends, his parents and even his teacher and the head but will the antlers stay for ever, or will Billy find a way to get rid of them? A charming and humorous story about the power of the mind and daring to be different.