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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - A cheeky goat. A bush Christmas. One big festive mess!It's Christmas morning on Tash and Jim's sunny Aussie farm. The tinsel is hung, the presents are ready and the pavlova is piled high with berries and mangoes. But when everyone wakes up, nothing looks right. The tinsel has been nibbled, the presents munched and the baubles crunched. The prawns are bitten, the stockings are chomped, and Farmer Jim is holding up what's left of his thong!'Someone ate Christmas!' So who is the culprit Norman finds him behind the big water tank, with a bulging tummy, busy digesting. It's Jon-Jon the goat!Jon-Jon is sorry, and he wants to fix what he's broken. So the whole farm heads into the bush to make Christmas again, with native flowers wound through the tinsel, gumnuts mixed with the baubles and a bush star on top. And when it seems there's nothing left to eat, the neighbours arrive, each with something to share. The day ends with a game of cricket in the evening sun and one very full goat snoozing under a tree.Jon-Jon, The Goat Who Ate Christmas is a funny rhyming picture book for ages 3 to 6, and part of the Norman and Friends series. Its bouncy rhyme is made for reading aloud, and the mess on every page gives little ones plenty to spot and giggle at.It's a true Australian Christmas, with summer sunshine, gum trees, prawns and pavlova instead of snow and sleighs. That makes it a perfect gift for Aussie kids, and for grandchildren overseas who have never had a Christmas in the sunshine.A warm, silly story about saying sorry, making things right and sharing with your neighbours. Perfect for Christmas Eve, the classroom and the Christmas stocking.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - For every child who has ever loved something a little too much.Emma loves sticky tape. She won't use glue. She'd stick and she'd stick, and that's all she would do. And every morning at kindy, Miss Thompson hears the same question: 'Do you have any sticky tape today 'When Miss Thompson encourages Emma to try something new, Emma gives the trains, the ball and the swings a go. But by lunchtime, things have gone very wrong. The lunchboxes are stuck shut, the play dough is taped to the table, the slide is wound round and round, and even Fuzzy the bear hasn't escaped. Everyone knows who did it: the Sticky Tape Kid!Can Emma find a way to keep her favourite thing and still be a good friend And just when everyone thinks the sticking is over, Emma has one more surprise up her sleeve.Set in a busy Australian kindy, The Sticky Tape Kid is a funny rhyming picture book for ages 3 to 6. Its bouncy rhythm and the repeated 'Stick, stick, stick!' invite little listeners to join in, and the twist on the final page gets a laugh every time. Ira Baykovska's bright, playful illustrations are packed with sticky-taped details to spot on every page.Perfect for children starting kindy, preschool or school for the first time, the story opens gentle conversations about first-day nerves, sharing, friendship and trying new things, without ever feeling like a lesson. Parents will recognise their own determined little one, and teachers will recognise every classroom they have ever tidied up.A joyful read-aloud for bedtime, story time and the classroom, and a great gift for creative, crafty kids who love to make things.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - One very pampered lamb. One big paddock. One spectacular tantrum!Lennie the lamb has a wonderful life. Born too tiny to live outside with the sheep, he has been raised indoors by Farmer Tash, with warm bottles of milk, a cosy blanky and his favourite spot on the couch in front of the TV. From the window, the pig, the goats and the alpaca look strange, scary and not even clean. Living outside is definitely not for this lamb.So imagine his shock when he is put in the paddock and hears the gate lock behind him! Lennie has one last trick up his sleeve: a legs-in-the-air, full-blown tantrum. The goats look confused, the pig gives a snort and the alpaca just stares.Then Luna the lamb wanders by. She shows Lennie how to run and leap, how to munch on grass and how to play peek-a-boo with Peter the pig. By the end of the day he is playing games with the chicks and the goats, and even with Norman, who is very big and very hairy. Before long, Lennie is wondering why he was ever scared of being out there at all.Lennie the Lamb is a funny rhyming picture book for ages 3 to 6, and the first book in the Norman and Friends series, set on a sunny Australian farm. Its bouncy rhyme is made for reading aloud, and the tantrum page is just begging to be acted out.It's a gentle, reassuring story for little ones facing something new, like starting kindy or preschool or moving house, and it opens easy conversations about big changes without ever feeling like a lesson.A cosy bedtime read that ends under the stars, with one very happy lamb whispering, 'I love being a sheep.'.…