"Tender and delicate. . . . A sweet lesson in not getting what you want, yet getting what you need." — Kirkus Reviews

Mole thinks the moon is the most beautiful thing he has ever seen, and he wants to have it for his own. But as his friends Rabbit, Hedgehog, and Squirrel remind him, some things are not as simple — or as close — as they look! A lyrical text and cozy woodland illustrations portray this mole on a mission with gentle humor and charm.

The lovable Mole returns in his fourth adventure.

It's cold and blustery outside, and the best place for Mole to be is underground in his burrow. But it's been a long time since he's seen his friend Rabbit, so he tunnels through the ground to see her, meeting his friends Squirrel and Hedgehog along the way. When they find Rabbit under the weather with a terrible cold, Squirrel and Hedgehog give their friend gifts. Mole worries that he has nothing to offer, until Rabbit points out that he has brought her the very best gift of all — his friendship.

A charming story invites young readers to reach for treasures left by a mermaid, including removable letters and four surprising novelties.

On her first day of vacation, Holly finds a mermaid's purse on the beach. She wants to give it back, but has a few questions for the mermaid first. Imagine how thrilled Holly is the next day to find the purse again, with a letter inside — and a request to help find a mysterious gold key!

In a delightful sequel to Love Is a Handful of Honey, Grandma tells Little Bear her definition of heaven, which is eating homemade cookies, wrapping him up in a warm towel after a bath, and reading a story together.

€ 7,40

A little bear feels love throughout the day, from his mother tickling him awake in the morning, to playing with his friends in the meadow in the afternoon, and to his father reading him a bedtime story at night. On board pages.

A sweet celebration of the wonders of winter — and the warmth of good friends — is enhanced with a sparkly snowy cover.

One wintry afternoon, Mole finds something smooth and sparkly sticking out of the snow. It must be a diamond! As Mole rushes to show his new treasure to his friends, it keeps changing shape in his hands. Could the diamond be magic? In a snowy, shimmering sequel to BRINGING DOWN THE MOON and NO PLACE LIKE HOME, the lovable Mole and his loyal friends Hedgehog, Squirrel, and Rabbit are back, finding magic in the most unexpected places.

In a delightful sequel to Love Is a Handful of Honey, Grandma tells Little Bear her definition of heaven, which is eating homemade cookies, wrapping him up in a warm towel after a bath, and reading a story together. Reprint.

€ 5,70

"Author and illustrator make bedtime about as appealing as it gets." — PUBLISHERS WEEKLY (starred review)

It's sleepytime down in the woods, but not one of the baby animals is ready to go to bed. The bear cubs want to play, the little hedgehogs are hungry, the bunnies are peek-a-booing, and their mamas are at their wits' end! Welcome to a delightful woodland world full of tots of all types eluding bedtime — until wise Grandma Owl affirms with a story that the time is just right to say good night.

When a shiny brown nut pops out of the ground, each animal wants it for him or herself, but the extraordinary nut turns out to be the source of a delicious treat for everyone.

An inquisitive little girl gives the Tooth Fairy a run for her money-and exchanges several removable messages-in this sweet, humorous story.

Dear Tooth Fairy,
Thank you for coming last night. . . . I have a few
questions. Why do you want my tooth?

Holly's tooth has fallen out, but she's not sure she wants to give it to
the Tooth Fairy just yet. She has a few questions to ask first, about how fairies operate and where her tooth will end up. Luckily, the obliging Tooth Fairy responds- five times! Readers will be tickled to reach inside real envelopes and find Holly's missives from the Tooth Fairy, including removable letters, a poster, a riddle-teller, and—finally—a shiny fairy coin.

As Gooseberry Goose practices his flying, he sees his friends scrambling to get ready for winter, and he fears that he needs to get ready, too, but when he returns home, his parents reassure him that by practicing his flying, he has been getting ready for winter.

One brown bear follows one yellow bee and starts thinking about the yummy honey the bee can lead him to, but instead of honey, he finds a lot of trouble. 10,000 first printing.

In a delightful sequel to Love Is A Handful of Honey, Grandma tells Little Bear her definition of heaven, which is eating homemade cookies, wrapping him up in a warm towel after a bath, and reading a story together. 10,000 first printing.

€ 12,80

A little bear spends a fun-filled day picnicking, splashing in puddles, and cuddling with his parents in this rhyming look at some of the different things that love can mean.

A little bear spends a fun-filled day picnicking, splashing in puddles, and cuddling with his parents in this rhyming look at some of the different things that love can mean.