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RRP $11.99
The fourth book in a funny chapter book series filled with full color illustrations and adorable animals!
When Queen Beetrice and her beehive opens for business in the Grumpy Woods, the Super Happy Party Bears are excited--they LOVE honey! But the other Grumpy Woods residents are very unhappy with all the noisy buzzing going on, and they boycott the bees!
Too much sugar sends the bears into early hibernation and soon the woods are overflowing with uneaten honey. The townscritters need a fast solution to the sticky situation--and so they decide to throw an Un-Slumber Party to wake those bears up!
Read all of the Super Happy Party Bears adventures:
Super Happy Party Bears: Gnawing Around
Super Happy Party Bears: Knock Knock on Wood
Super Happy Party Bears: Going Nuts
An Imprint Book
RRP $31.99
Do-boppa, do-boppa, do-boppa-do!
Join the romp as a bevy of forest creatures, both diurnal and nocturnal, inspire a very active celebration. What could be better than friends together at a party in a tree? All the forest creatures will be there: the squirrel, raccoons, frogs, birds, mice and more. Even the slimy slugs are sure to slither in for the food, games, music and dancing. And don't forget Baby Bear...that little clown will be there for sure.
John Manders revs up the action with bold illustrations, while David Martin sneaks in some counting and movement prompts in a rollicking, boisterous tale that will have children eager to jump up and join the party. This is a raucous romp through a party in a tree - from the animal guests' arriving, eating, playing music and dancing to the inevitable winding down. And then it all starts up again! A clever counting activity is deftly woven into the story.
This is great choice to get kids moving and to help encourage exercise. This book is jacketed.
About the Author
David Martin is the author of We've All Got Bellybuttons!, illustrated by Randy Cecil, and All for Pie and Pie for All, illustrated by Valeri Gorbachev, among other books for children. A retired English teacher, he lives in Vermont, USA. John Manders is an author, artist and songwriter. His madcap, painterly illustrations are well known in the USA, and he has illustrated many books for children, including Minnie's Diner, Henry and the Buccaneer Bunnies and The Perfect Nest. He lives in Pennsylvania, USA, with his African grey parrot, which can converse in several languages.
RRP $12.99
Sam J. Butterbiggins' only ambition is to be a Very Noble Knight, but he has a problem - he's been packed off to the castle next door to stay with his aunt, uncle and cousin Prune while his parents are away.
But Sam's discovered a magical scroll listing the six quests to be completed to become a knight, and with his True Companion Prune's help, he's already managed two! Now Sam must find a goodly sword, but he keeps getting distracted by noble deeds that need doing. Helping a grumpy dwarf, a dunderheaded bear and an island of tiny elves might mean he'll never find his sword, but isn't that what a Very Noble Knight would do ...?About the Author
Vivian French is the author of over 250 children's books, including the wildly popular Tales from the Five Kingdoms and the Tiara Club series. She is consistently one of the top 30 most borrowed authors from UK libraries and has won many awards for her writing. She runs writing workshops, teaches at Edinburgh College of Art and mentors new writers and illustrators.
Vivian is married, with four daughters and three grandchildren. Her favourite book is an empty notebook. David Melling's picture books, including The Kiss that Missed and Hugless Douglas, have taken the world by storm, and the first book in his young fiction series, Goblins, was shortlisted for the Waterstones Book Prize. Before becoming an internationally-acclaimed author-illustrator, David worked as an animation artist for films, including the much-loved Father Christmas by Raymond Briggs.
RRP $18.99
It is an August morning. It is an old English manor-house. There is a breakfast-room hung with old gilded leather of the times of the Stuarts; it has oak furniture of the same period; it has leaded lattices with stained glass in some of their frames, and the motto of the house in old French, "J'ay bon vouloir," emblazoned there with the crest of a heron resting in a crown. Thence, windows open on to a green, quaint, lovely garden, which was laid out by Monsieur Beaumont when he planned the gardens of Hampton Court. There are clipped yew-tree walks and arbors and fantastic forms; there are stone terraces and steps like those of Haddon, and there are peacocks which pace and perch upon them; there are beds full of all the flowers which blossomed in the England of the Stuarts, and birds dart and butterflies pass above them; there are huge old trees, cedars, lime, hornbeam; beyond the gardens there are the woods and grassy lawns of the home park. The place is called Surrenden Court, and is one of the houses of George, Earl of Usk, -his favorite house in what pastoral people call autumn, and what he calls the shooting season.
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Clever Bear Books
| Teddy Bear | Bear Parade | Build Bear | Clean Bear |
| Bear Party | Children Bear | Gift Bear | Crochet Bear |
| Bear Fact | Bear Party | Handmade Bear | Bear Pattern |
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