This assortment of picture books has been lovingly selected for children ages 3 and up and is perfect for bedtime (or anytime) reading.
TEN FLYING BROOMS
A magical counting tale featuring ten flying brooms and ten friendly witches. Join the brooms as they search for their lost owners.' Ten flying brooms zoomed swiftly through the night. Their witches were gone - they were nowhere in sight!' Written in rollicking rhyme, TEN FLYING BROOMS is the perfect picture-book treat for any child who loves Halloween.
THE WEATHER GIRLS
Travel through the seasons and explore the great outdoors with a band of girls who are ready for fun, whatever the weather!
Spring, summer, autumn or winter - the intrepid Weather Girls are ready for whatever the seasons might bring! Join them as they stomp through autumn leaves, enjoy a summer swim, explore the lush green forests and climb a snowy mountain. There is so much to experience and discover when you jump up and step outside with this lively group of friends.
Get inspired and get active with this stylish book all about the magic of the seasons, the wonders of the outside world and the fun you can have with good friends. The Weather Girls is a charming, rhyming story with striking illustrations and additional nature facts, from illustrator Aki.
SASHA THE SEAL
This charming tale by Catherine Veitch tells the story of Sasha, a bearded seal pup who is learning to swim. The water is deep, cold, and full of surprises, but gradually Sasha learns to trust his whiskers and the lessons his mum has taught him so that he can stay safe. Enchantingly illustrated by Sophia Touliatou, this simple tale introduces children to a range of ocean animals.
ZOE AND BEANS PANTS ON THE MOON
Zoe is hanging her pants out to dry one day, when . . . whoosh! A big gust of wind blows her and Beans up, up, up into space -- along with the washing line full of pants! When they finally land on the moon, there`s a lot of exciting exploring to do. But how on earth are they going to get home again?
HIDE ME, KIPPER!
A little squeaky mouse comes running across the page and hides himself inside the 'foldy bit' in the middle of the book. Will the cat find him? Not if Kipper can help it!
Where do you have your best ideas? In morning traffic? In the queue at Home Affairs? Ancient Greek brainiac, Archimedes, had all his light bulb moments in the bath. In fact, it was in the tub that he first declared "Eureka!" which literally means "I have found it!"
Isaac Newton had a light bulb moment when he saw an apple fall from a tree and realised, "Wag 'n bietjie, the same force that made the apple fall must also govern the motion of the planets!"
But, it's because of Thomas Edison's invention of the light bulb that we have the term "light bulb moment" and, well, indoor lighting - no matter how hard load shedding wants to deprive us of that.
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