Best Selling Books by Andrew Weale

If you liked Claire Freedman''s Dinosaurs in Underpants, you''ll love this! When Spark''s village is bombarded with dinosaur poo he sets out on a mission to stop the naughty dinosaurs. But how? By building a dinosaur loo, of course! An hilarious rhyming story with a winning combination of poo and dinosaurs! This book certainly has the yuck factor appeal! With all the favourite dinosaurs, including an iguanodon, triceratops, brachiosaurus, and pterodactyls. By the winner of the Red House Children''s Book Award 2013. Check out the crazy Dinsaur Doo author video: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Andrew-Weale/e/B0053YDWYO/ref=sr_tc_2_0?qid=1347351897&sr=1-2-ent

A celebration of numbers and rhyme, Newt in a Suit combines colorful illustrations with wacky language to make learning to count fun and easy. Readers will count two flies in ties and three cockatoos in shoes, as they try to solve a mystery: where are all these animals going? After counting to ten, readers will be delighted to find out that all of these animals are going to the newt’s birthday party! This picture book is both educational and exciting, and kids will love learning to count with this wild crew.

An outrageously funny cautionary tale, illustrated by the artist of "Aliens Love Underpants""She piled them all onto her bed""And then, instead ofusing bread, ""She curled the mattress round her things""And made a sandwich fit for kings"Nora Fatima Buffet is a greedy-guts. One night, when she is sent to bed without any supper, she decides to make her own sandwich, using whatever she can find but this time she''s bitten off more than she can chew."

One Newt In The Suit is great fun. It has an energy and silliness to it that doesn''t always come through in other counting books. You''ll learn the numbers, but even when you know the numbers inside and out, you''ll keep coming back for more. It is zippy and bright, and shows that playing with language is lots of fun. Margaret Chamberlain''s illustrations suit the mood perfectly. They''re big and bold, with plenty of jollity on every page. You''ll love it whether you know how to count up to ten or not. Andrew Weale is a brand-new voice to add to the Hodder list. A great way to build Margaret Chamberlain on the list with a young text. There''s one newt in a suit, and he''s looking very dapper. He''s joined by two snazzy-looking flies in ties, three cockatoos in high-heeled shoes, and so on up to ten. This is a counting book with lots of well-dressed animals going about their business. What''s not to love about bees in dungarees or bats in top hats? Everything''s vibrant and colorful, so it draws you in and is sure to have you poring over every page. Alright!

A completely unique book, taking the the classic Haunted House concept and packing it into a brilliant new format. With a tantalizing storyline that dares the reader to explore a monstrous mansion, the book is completely engrossing. It''s jam-packed with carefully designed pop-ups, and on the final page there is a terrific twist that will only be revealed when the AMAZING heat-sensitive ink is warmed up! This really is the perfect Halloween book, and deserves to become a staple seasonal treat!

"The perfect way to introduce numbers 1 to 10, the book explores a sleepy jungle setting, counting up the increasing number of animals until 10 unruly puffer fish unleash chaos. There follows a rapid count down from 10 back to 1 again! Readers will love watching Lion''s response to being disturbed from his quiet day!"

With a storyline that dares the reader to explore a monstrous mansion, this story is jam-packed with pop-ups, and on the final page there is a terrific twist that will only be revealed when the heat-sensitive ink is warmed up

This fashion book is the result of an extensive design, layout and print porject at Hochschule der Medien, Germany. ... The book was designed and produced through a colaboration between students fo five major Bachelor programmes (''Print Media Technologies'', ''Media Publishing'', ''Cross Media/Public Relations'', ''Advertising and Market Communication'' and ''Media Management'') as a core component of a wide-ranging study course in ''Campaign Management'' conducted by Volker Jansen.

L''objectif de ces histoires du soir est de faire découvrir à l’enfant la sagesse et la beauté du monde animal. Au fil des vingt histoires proposées, il rencontrera une petite luciole au grand courage, un dragon qui souffre de solitude, un petit ours qui ne veut pas dormir,mais aussi des animaux magiques issus des mythes et légendes comme Marine la sirène, le phénix qui renaît de ses cendres ou encore la licorne, symbole de pureté et de grâce. Les histoires ne se contentent pas de montrer la force, le courage et la ténacité des animaux, elles sont aussi l''illustration de principes essentiels comme la confiance en soi, la persévérance, l''empathie ou encore l''altruisme.