Teddybears Go Shopping

The Teddybears are out of food and Andrew is coming home today, so a trip to the supermarket is called for. Will they remember everything? If only they could find a shopping list.

The Bears Who Stayed Indoors

Five teddy bears stay inside all day. They play "going to the moon" and do a lot of eating.

A Is for Amos

Clippety clap clippety clap
A is for Amos and I'm on his back
B for the bumpety bridge we cross
C for the clippety clop of his trot . . .
So begins an infectious rhythmic chant that takes a girl on an imaginary adventure on a wonderful horse. The countryside, the animals they see along the way, and a dramatic storm all figure in a story that takes its lead from the progression of the alphabet. Energetic watercolor illustrations adroitly capture the excitement of the ride, one readers will want to take again and again.

Teddybears Moving Day

Robert stays in bed while all the other bears prepare for moving house. They complain about him, but when he does try to help, he just seems to get in the way all the time.

The Sand Tray

One in the "Thinkers" series for Key Stage 1 children, this title has been written to encourage children to see complex but familiar situations from a number of viewpoints. The stories contain thought-provoking real-life situations and questions for use both by parents as well as teachers.