Английский язык для детей Шалаева Г.П. - Часть 2

Педагоги знают, что чем раньше ребенок начнет изучать английский язык, тем быстрее он сможет свободно общаться на этом языке и облегчит себе дальнейшее изучение грамматики, совершенствование разговорной речи. Специально для самых маленьких Галина Шалаева, автор многих популярных книг по дошкольному развитию, создала серию книг, кото­рые помогут малышу получить базовые знания по английскому языку. Эти маленькие книжки так удобно взять с собой куда угодно, они откроют ребенку огромный мир знаний и помогут добиться успеха в изучении ино­странных языков.

The Demigod Files - Percy Jackson and the Olympians

How do you handle an encounter with Medusa on the New Jersey interstate? What's the best way to take down a minotaur? Become an expert on everything in Percy's world with this must-have guide to the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series. Complete with interviews, puzzles, games, and original short stories by Rick Riordan.

Baseball Card Adventures - Honus and Me

The Baseball Card Adventures is a novel series is written by Dan Gutman. So far there are 10 books in the series. The 11th book, Ted & Me, is expected to be released in 2012. The books feature a boy, Joe Stoshack, who can travel through time when he touches old baseball cards. When he holds a baseball card, he is transported to the year that card was made and somewhere near the ballplayer on the card. Later he discovers that this power also works on very old photographs. He tries to use this power wisely, and he changes history several times, but it is always something different than his original goal.

Baseball Card Adventures - Jackie and Me

Joe Stoshack experiences what it's like to be an African American in a segregated society when he travels back to 1947 to watch Jackie Robinson play, and while going back in time he himself turns black. He tries to bring back a bunch of Jackie Robinson cards, but the cards are stolen by the Dodger's batboy.

Mr. Popper's Penguins

More than 60 years have not dated this wonderfully absurd tale--it still makes kids (and parents) laugh out loud. Poor Mr. Popper isn't exactly unhappy; he just wishes he had seen something of the world before meeting Mrs. Popper and settling down. Most of all, he wishes he had seen the Poles, and spends his spare time between house-painting jobs reading all about polar explorations. Admiral Drake, in response to Mr. Popper's fan letter, sends him a penguin; life at 432 Proudfoot Avenue is never the same again. From one penguin living in the icebox, the Popper family grows to include 12 penguins, all of whom must be fed.