Most Popular Books by Beth Shoshan

A boy explains why, when compared with other animals, his teddy bear is the best one to cuddle with.

Regardless of different sizes and abilities, friendship and togetherness are of greater importance.

A young bear thinks about happy times it has spent with its parents.

Little Rabbit looks for the moon to watch over him while he sleeps.

There are Mess Monsters under the bed. When they''re out, they''ll smash, they''ll crash, they''ll bang and clang, stamp and stomp. But most of all they''ll make a mess.

BABY BOOKS. Baby Elephant and Mommy Elephant go everywhere and do everything together. Whether they are sploshing and washing, walking and talking, . Ages 0+

Little Rabbit goes in search of the moon before he feels safe going to sleep.

"Whatever you do and whatever I do, let''s do it together! Another delightful celebration of friendship ..."--Cover verso.

The muck is flying as the mischievous monsters move outside. What will they get up to this time? Or will Mummy win again...? More manic monster mayhem from the creators of the Mess Monsters.

Follow along with the adventures of a Very Hairy Bear as he wonders what he will be when he grows up! Filled with beautiful illustrations, this whimsical picture book will delight children and parents alike as they follow the adventure of a curious little bear and his big imagination. This is a great first picture book for beginning readers.

Visit an amazing an magical world, where nothing is quite as its should be.ater and tear resistant picture book. Ages 3+

Nobody knows what Mr McAllistair keeps in the colourful bottles which fill the shelves of his shed and sparkle with hidden secrets. Suggested level: junior, primary.

"Have we lost our way in these difficult times? Is the age of our innocence spent? when the act of a child, can teach us so simply to save things before they are spent.". The utterly charming story of a young child''s quiet determination to make the world a better place.

Uh-oh! The Mess Monsters have struck at Christmastime! Will the tree be trimmed, the presents wrapped, and the stockings stuffed with these mischievous monsters running about - or will their giant messes ruin Christmas?