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La oruga era muy pequeña, pero tenía un hambre enorme. Así que se pasó todo este cuento comiendo, atravesando página tras página. Hasta que finalmente se convirtió, como todas las orugas, en mariposa. Un libro agujereado de verdad por la muy glotona.

Baby Bear meets all sorts of different animals until he finally finds what he is looking for - his mother. This title is a companion title to Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See? Eric Carle is an internationally bestselling and award-winning author and illustrator of books for very young children. Eric lives in Massachusetts with his wife Barbara. The Carles opened The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art in Massachusetts in 2002. Bill Martin Jr. was a teacher writer and poet and held a doctoral degree in early childhood education. His many books pay testament to his ability to speak directly to children. Bill lived the latter part of his life in Texas where he died in 2004.

Eric Carle's classic is now available for the first time in a new, oversized board book format, ideal for storytime or anytime. Includes a bonus audio CD of Carle reading the story. Full color. Eric Carleas "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" is now available for the first time in a new, oversized board book format, perfect for storytime or for playtime. Plus, as an added bonus, it includes a CD of Eric Carle reading his classic story. This fine audio production makes a great listen, and is a fantastic new way to encounter this famous, famished caterpillar.

Are you hungry? The very hungry caterpillar certainly is! You can help him count how much he eats using reusable Giant stickers as he munches his way through the week!

Los más pequeños pueden aprender los colores, las formas, las palabras y los números de distintas maneras. Ninguna tan original como la de estos libros de cartone, con cada hoja partida al medio (un dibujo arriba y otro abajo) para que los niños jueguen a buscar las dos partes que se corresponden entre si. Se divertiran tanto averiguando de que color es la flor, si una cometa es un rombo, cuantas fresas hay o una palabra nueva, que una vez que descubran las respuestas, empezaran a pasar las paginas otra vez. Y otra mas.

De la cabeza a los pies... ¿Preparados? ¡Adelante! ¡A mover el cuerpo de la cabeza a los pies!

A classic month-to-view wall calendar featuring beautiful, full-colour animals drawn in Eric Carle's unique style, accompanied by fun animal facts for children to enjoy. Imagery is taken from some of Eric Carle's best-loved books, including The Very Hungry Caterpillar, Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? and The Bad-Tempered Ladybird. Also contains a notes section and a sheet of colourful stickers to mark special days. Eric Carle is an internationally bestselling and award-winning author and illustrator of books for very young children. He was born in New York, but spent his early life in Germany. He returned to the States in his early twenties and worked as a graphic designer for the New York Times. He went on to be the art director of an advertising agency before he began writing and illustrating children's books. The Carles opened The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art in Massachusetts in 2002.

A children's scrapbook designed to encourage drawing, sketching, doodling and collecting — contains lots of colourful stickers too!

A beautiful classic hardback notebook featuring The Very Hungry Caterpillar on the cover. With blank pages throughout for you to write thoughts, jot down notes and doodles, and even draw your own cat

In this brand new pop-up edition of The Very Hungry Caterpillar , fans will experience the classic story in a completely new and interactive way as the intrepid caterpillar literally pops off the page, crawling along branches, munching through food and, finally, turning into an extraordinary butterfly. The classic story is told across seven beautifully engineered pop-up spreads with tabs to pull, dials to turn and flaps to lift. This new version will be treasured by bookworms of all ages.

Libro para los más pequeños de la casa.

Follows the progress of a hungry caterpillar as he eats his way through a varied and very large quantity of food until, full at last, he forms a cocoon around himself and goes to sleep, only to emerg

ntroduce el dedo por el agujero y haz que la Pequeña Oruga Glotona recorra todas las páginas del libro. Libro para jugar y comenzar a contar.Páginas en cartoné con troquelados.

La sencilla aventura de una semillita a lo largo de las estaciones sirve de excusa para filosofar sobre el ciclo de la vida y cómo se pueden superar los obstáculos. Una semillita que va arropada por ilustraciones cuya belleza ayuda a enfrentar cualquier adversidad. El libro contiene 10 semillas de girasol para cultivar.

Con ingredientes tan simples como un granjero, cinco animales, un árbol y un sueño nevado, Eric Carle inventa un espectacular regalo de Navidad. Un libro con transparencias, botón sorpresa, lucecitas y música. ¡Para celebrar en familia!

Una pequeña oruga come primero una manzana, luego dos peras, tres ciruelas, cuatro fresas, cinco naranjas, luego muchas otras cosas... y «aquella noche le dolió la barriga». Convertida en una oruga gorda, encerrada dentro de un capullo, en la última ilustración se transforma en una mariposa.

La mariquita gruñona siempre está de mal humor, nunca dice gracias, ni por favor, ni sabe lo que es compartir, además se cree mas grande y mejor que nadie. Este cuento, siguiendo el juego de la mariquita gruñona, invita a los niños a explorar los conceptos de la hora, el tamaño, la forma y los modales.

Two children stumble into a giant's garden, sending them, and the reader, on a mad dash through the giants house, through secret passages and trap doors, until finally, they escape to the safety of their own home in this unique Eric Carle fairy tale Beautiful pictures, easy words and lots of action make this a delight for any child just learning to read.

The sloth moves very slowly and takes life very gently; all the other animals in the rainforest want to know why he is so slow, so quiet, so boring and so lazy. The sloth's reply is a good and surprising one - quite a philosophical statement in favour of slowness! Ages 3+ years.