Best Selling Books by Jan Ormerod

A pregnant mother shares her exercise programme with her toddler and the cat.

A little girl and various animals sing their own version of this popular rhyme.

When Mom comes back from shopping, a baby enjoys going through her shopping basket.

Dad comes home and plays with baby.

Humorous comparison of animals and a small girl''s baby brother.

"This is a tender story of a new sibling as well as a catalog of activities a young girl does with the new baby in her family."--School Library Journal. "Ormerod''s illustrations are magnificent--evoking the tenderness and the tumult with which each day in a two-sibling household is filled."--New York Times Book Review.

A baby does his best to get his sleeping father''s attention.

A unique picture book collaboration about having fun, sharing culture and the power of story and dance. A picture book to get the whole town dancing.

A child shares the bed with a collection of stuffed animals in this story told with simple rhythmic text and beautiful full-color illustrations.

"Chicken Licken" is retold with illustrations of school children performing the story as a play on stage.

A little girl gets ready for school on her own while her parents oversleep.

A frog is nice to a princess and keeps his promises so he gets a big surprise.

When Baby gets a nose cold, Mom cheers him up by showing him the noses on a doll, cat, and teddy bear.

A baby plays with cloth, thread, buttons, and other materials while his pregnant mother is using them to make a doll for him.

Readers can find the missing puppies by turning colorful acetate pages.

There''s nobody like a grandparent. Everyone and everything always hurries a kid along: mothers and fathers, brothers and sisters, even cars and buses. But when Grandfather''s around, nobody needs to hurry. Isn''t it nice to know there''s someone who always lets you go at your own pace? And other people have laps for sitting on and backs for riding on. But when you have a cold or lighting is coming, nothing feels quite as right as rocking on Grandmother''s lap, listening to the little tunes that she hums.

Caroline is VERY jealous. So she goes to the Baby Shop and tries to swap her dribbly brother for new baby. The trouble is, there''s something not quite right with any of thema

In this illustrated book, Jan Ormerod uses animals to highlight the special qualities which make each child unique.

A selection of nursery rhymes with a picture story running along the background of three pre-school siblings going through the day.