iBLURB for Kiddies 4
Theme: Neither Hide nor Hair!
Quote: There are many little ways to enlarge your child's world. Love of books is best of all. Jacqueline Kennedy
Isla Lu, where are you? by Catriona Hoy & Annie White‘One, Two, Three, run away and hide!
‘Four, Five, Six, make sure
that I can’t hear you.
‘Seven, eight, nine, nearly there.
‘Nine and a half,
nine and three quarters …
Ten! ‘Here I come, ready or not.
that I can’t hear you.
‘Seven, eight, nine, nearly there.
‘Nine and a half,
nine and three quarters …
Ten! ‘Here I come, ready or not.
Isla Lu, where are you?
She isn’t upstairs, she isn’t downstairs,
she isn’t in the garden … or is she? Mum is looking all over the house for Isla Lu, coming across all the family members as she goes, and they all join in the fun — but they know that Isla Lu is closer than Mum thinks!
Who’s Hiding?
by Sebastien Braun
How does a very small girl hide a
very large lion? It's not easy, but Iris has to do her best, because mum’s and
dad’s can be funny about having a lion in the house. Luckily, there are lots of
good places to hide a lion. But Iris can't hide her lion forever, and when her
mum discovers him, he has to run away and hide all on his own.
Baby Mouse isn't quite ready to settle down for the night so he takes Daddy Mouse
on a wild hide-and-squeak game all over the house. Only time will
tail..whoops..tell...if Daddy can catch Baby! Large, expressive illustrations and the
rhythmic pattern of the text makes it a fun, sing-song story that will be
perfect to get the little ones snuggled in! (this little baby mouse is adorable!)
she isn’t in the garden … or is she? Mum is looking all over the house for Isla Lu, coming across all the family members as she goes, and they all join in the fun — but they know that Isla Lu is closer than Mum thinks!
Who’s Hiding?
by Sebastien Braun
Lift the flaps with baby in the garden in an exciting
board book from the new ‘Baby Walker’ range. This beautiful board book is full
of flaps so you can explore the garden with baby. With shaped flaps perfect for
little fingers to lift, and sweet pictures from a favourite children's book
illustrator, there is endless fun for babies.
How to hide a Lion by Helen
Stephens
How does a very small girl hide a
very large lion? It's not easy, but Iris has to do her best, because mum’s and
dad’s can be funny about having a lion in the house. Luckily, there are lots of
good places to hide a lion. But Iris can't hide her lion forever, and when her
mum discovers him, he has to run away and hide all on his own.Baby Mouse isn't quite ready to settle down for the night so he takes Daddy Mouse
on a wild hide-and-squeak game all over the house. Only time will
tail..whoops..tell...if Daddy can catch Baby! Large, expressive illustrations and the
rhythmic pattern of the text makes it a fun, sing-song story that will be
perfect to get the little ones snuggled in! (this little baby mouse is adorable!) |
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