Things That Go: My First Peek-Through Flaps
From cars and buses to boats, submarines and soaring aircrafts, this innovative board book is packed with vehicles of every kind.
From cars and buses to boats, submarines and soaring aircrafts, this innovative board book is packed with vehicles of every kind.
Eleven-year-old Finn N.O. Hope is back for another instalment of cringe-inducing tales.
From our very first glimpse of Bear, readers are instantly amused as he searches for his glasses, which we can see perched upon his head. On his way to track them down, Bear mistakes objects like trees and shrubs for other animals such as deer, a flamingo and even a crocodile.
Is leabhar deas gleoite é Tic Teaic Tiú atá lán le rannta do pháistí ó thraidisiún na hÉireann. Tá sé amhrán ann ón mbunleagan, Gugalaí Gug, ach anois is féidir éisteacht leo trí chnaipí a bhrú sa leabhar fuaime seo, a bhuí le Futa fata. Tá sé lán go barr le léaraidí gléineacha agus fuaimeanna áille agus mholfainn go hard é do thuismitheoirí má tá páistí óga acu sa bhaile.
Más breá le do léitheoir óg an ruaille buaille, an greann rancáis, agus leabhar chomh greannmhar sin go mbeidh siad ag pléascadh amach ag gáire, bainfidh siad an-sult go deo as Lúiscín. Tá cat Jamie Smart (a tháinig ó ghreannán The Phoenix ar dtús) le feicéail anois ina imleabhar bailithe féin agus tá sé chomh fiáin agus a gheallann an teideal!
Sa ghreannán iontach seo faighimid cuntas dialainne an déagóra Lia faoina saol agus í ina cónaí lena máthair sa chathair. Tá an bheirt acu an-mhór lena chéile agus tá caidreamh neamhghnách eatarthu – tá máthair Lia gafa le cluichí ríomhaire, ní féidir léi cócaireacht agus scanraíonn sí í féin lena taibhscéalta! Níl an t-ádh le máthair Lia ó thaobh cúrsaí grá de agus beartaíonn Lia chun cabhrú léi trí í a chur in aithne don chomharsan nua, Ruaidhrí.
From the very first page, the narrator insists, ‘I am NOT a dog!’ As the story unfolds, comparisons with different dog breeds reveal why this scruffy little character feels he could never measure up. Strong, fast, clever or elegant – every dog seems to possess a quality that he believes he lacks.
Leo is the star striker for the Tigers football team, who are teetering on the edge of relegation from the top division. As the season comes to an end, he must contend with an ankle injury, a selfish rival striker, and pressure of taking game-winning penalty kicks. Can he help the Tigers avoid relegation? Can the Tigers finish in the top eight to compete for the Cup?
When seventeen-year-old Sam, who has cerebral palsy, is once again excluded from a class trip because the school bus is not wheelchair accessible, he decides to start a fundraiser to raise money for an inclusive bus. While the bus may be the catalyst for this story, what unfolds goes far beyond any fundraiser.