New Releases by Debi Gliori

Un hermoso cuento que ayudará a explicar a los niños algo tan difícil como la muerte.

There’s trouble brewing at StregaSchloss! When Signora Strega-Borgia invites some would-be witches to stay, weird things begin to happen. Pandora can’t resist the temptation of time travel. Titus picks up a strange—and deadly—computer virus. And it looks like they may have to trade in the family riches for a family curse. Are they falling under the witches’ spell? Or is the ghost of the Strega-Borgias’ past coming back to haunt them all?

Little bunny Willa is scared to go to sleep, just in case she has a bad dream. She asks her older brother Willoughby for help. Wise Willoughby knows that she just needs to think of all the happy things that will be waiting for her in the morning. . . A beautiful text by one of our best-loved authors, illustrated in an adorable style, this book has won widespread critical acclaim. Children are clamouring to have this story every bedtime!

Things are not right at the Strega-Borgia castle. Signor Luciano Strega-Borgia has been kidnapped. Signora Baci Strega-Borgia is struggling with her spells at the Advanced Witchcraft Institute.Titus and Pandora don’t like their suspiciously cheerful and fearless new nanny. Baby Damp has been accidentally shrunk, e-mailed, and lost on the World Wide Web. And to top it off, there’s a gangster in a bunny suit lurking about. . . . This seriously over-the-top, gothic romp is sure to have readers clamoring for the next Strega-Borgia adventure.

Just when the Strega-Borgias think it’s safe to relax in their ancestral castle . . . it isn’t. First their roof collapses, forcing them into the Auchenlochtermuchty Arms–the only local hotel that will accomodate three mythical beasts and one crocodile. Then Titus accidentally creates 500 tiny naked pink clones. And 500 tiny naked pink clones are not easy to manage. But not surprisingly, this isn’t the biggest Strega-Borgia dilemma–there’s also a few evil contractors plotting to destroy their home forever. Perhaps the miniature kilted warriors arising from the spilled magic potion can help. . . .

Milo''s mum has laid an Egg, and it''s due to hatch at any time. So when Mum has to go on a food-finding expedition, Dad has to look after the Egg. And that means that it''s up to Milo to deliver the Penguin Post mail. There are parcels and packages for all sorts of animals, from quilt feathers for Mrs Major''s Baby Bear to a sleepsuit for tiny Tiffany bee. And it''s just when he''s delivering the last parcel that he realises there''s an extra package in the mailbag. Something that needs to be returned to Mum and Dad quickly...

Baby Bear has gone missing, so Mr Bear asks each of his animal friends if they have seen him. But where could Baby Bear be? Help Mr Bear find Baby Bear in this lift-the-flap book

Over fifty best-loved nursery rhymes have been brought together and imaginatively illustrated by one of the most popular and highly acclaimed children s artists of today. Debi Gliori brings a fresh approach to these classic rhymes, adding humour and uniting different characters in one glorious illustration, page after page. Intriguing facts about the meanings behind the rhymes are also here, giving added insight and enjoyment to both children and adults. From Little Miss Muffet and Jack and Jill to Old Mother Hubbard and Mary, Mary Quite Contrary, all the favourite rhymes, songs and lullabies that capture the magic and joy of childhood are here.

Small, a little fox, seeks reassurance that Large will always provide love--no matter what. Full color.

This picture book is a Scottish Gaelic translation of the story of Mr Bear''s new baby.

Based on Christina Rossetti''s poem "In the Bleak Midwinter", this is the story of two little girls, one living in the present and the other at the time of the birth of Christ, who worry about what they can give a very special person for Christmas.

In this adventure, Mr Bear rescues all the woodland animals from a dreadful storm. Age range: 2-6.

A father bear plays with his cub.

Princess Podkin is bored and wishes that something exciting would happen. Enter the Pirate-king...

When it appears that the magic spells, vanishing creams, and other schemes to rid her of her pesky little brother have finally worked, a sister has second thoughts.

Toasting marshmallows, swimming with whales, and riding a motorbike are just some of the things a young boy, who does not want to go to bed, would do if he were big.

When the snow falls, lonely, left-out Katie sets out on her own to create a snowchild, and soon her snowchild has a friend, and so does she.

A young girl describes her mother''s pregnancy, from the first bout of morning sickness to the joyful delivery of twins.