Torna El carter joliu!Una deliciosa saca de correus amb cartes de deboadrecades a coneguts personatges perqueles obris i les llegeixis.Dins el sobre adrecat als tres ossos hi trobaras una nota de la Rinxols dor demanant disculpes. Hi ha una circular per a la bruixa, una targeta postal per al gegant i moltes coses mes.Per als nens i les nenes de sempre: de primera classe.
Estamos en Londres. Es Nochebuena. ¡Y los ladrones en plena faena! ¿Burlarán a la policía o pagarán por su osadía? La situación es alarmante. Hay que hacer algo cuanto antes...
El cartero reparte las cartas de casa en casa: una para los tres osos, otra para cenicienta, otra para la bruja malvada? Un divertidísimo libro móvil con cartas de verdad, que n
En la ciudad se regsustra una gran agitación. Han desaparecido todas las mascotas. La gente las busca, pone carteles, llama a la policía... Los Gaskitt buscan a su gato Horace sin éxito. Mientras tanto, se van amontonando los animales robados o secuertrados en casa de un ladrón que los va a llevar a una tienda donde los venderán. Horace, el ratón y un cobaya combinan sus esfuerzos para huir de allí. Los chicos siguen a la carrera a la furgoneta de los ladrones y al final la policía detiene a los ladrones de animales.
You may think you know the riddle of the boy, the wolf, the sheep and the lettuce, but this book will prove you wrong. Read Allan Ahlberg's SHOCKING EXPOSE of the truth behind a story we think we all know, including: Wolf horror! Canoe shock! Fibbing! Exclusive Lettuce revelations! Moments of brilliant and unforgettable beauty! You'll never think of boys, wolves, sheep, lettuces OR riddles in the same way again.
Allan Ahlberg's "The Boyhood of Burglar Bill" is a nostalgic, autobiographical story about football, schooldays and growing-up in the '50s. Allan Ahlberg is the internationally bestselling author of children's classics that include "Peepo!" and "Each Peach, Pear Plum", illustrated by Janet Ahlberg. Archie was a wonder dog in all our eyes. Nearly a year ago he had got run over. They found his foot in the street but the rest of him ran off. Mr Purnell mourned for a while; Mrs Purnell offered to beat the motorcyclist up or at least wreck his bike. Then, lo and behold, a fortnight later back came Archie. Coronation year, 1953. The boys from the bottom pitch - a great soup of boys - play football. When the 'Coronation Cup' is proposed, they put their heads together, pool their pocket money and get a team up. There's no chance they'll win of course. They're just the odds and sods in Mr Cork's opinion. Besides, he'd go berserk if they did; menace them with his one good arm and pulverise their desks with his cricket stump. They'd be better off losing. "The Boyhood of Burglar Bill" is the second in a sequence of stories in which Allan Ahlberg explores his own childhood. "My Brother's Ghost", shortlisted for the Guardian Children's Fiction Prize, was the first. Allan Ahlberg has published books for children of all ages from the picture books "Peepo!", "Each Peach, Pear, Plum", "The Jolly Postman" and the "Funnybones" series - illustrated by Janet Ahlberg - to his books for older readers including "Woof!" and his books of verse: "Please Mrs. Butler" and "Heard it in the Playground".
This nostalgic classic, including real letters, is a must-have for every child!This gorgeously illustrated, full-color classic celebrates a time before email by depicting amusing correspondence between fairy tale and Mother Goose characters. What could possibly be in a letter from Goldilocks to the Three Bears? Who would write to the Wicked Witch? Open this book, take out the letters, and discover what favorite characters would write to each other--and reimagine best-loved tales together.
