New Releases by Jane Chapman

Two little mice are playing in the snow one Christmas morning when they see an angel. Soaring through the sky, with sunshine gleaming on its wings, it is breathtaking and magical. But as they watch, the angel flutters and tumbles to the ground. Is there anything the mice can do to save the lost and lonely angel before it is too late?

In search of the perfect holly with shiny berries to decorate his Christmas tree, Little Mouse begins to make his way home. Suddenly soft white flakes begin falling all around him. "The sky is coming undone!" fears Little Mouse. As he hurries home to tell Big Mouse his imagination overwhelms him. First, he sees a "strange creature" waving its arms at him as he passes the water. Then when he turns around he sees that an invisible monster is leaving footprints right behind him! Finally, after running circles Little Mouse arrives home only to find a giant "white monster" in front of the door. When Big Mouse finds Little Mouse outside he reassures him that the sky is not coming undone, but that it is snowing; after explaining away lIttle Mouse''s fears, he shows Little Mouse that snow makes for a magical Christmas indeed. Glittery snow twinkles on the cover!

It will become an essential text for any student of the media and its history.

Caneton se promène avec ses frères au bord de la rivière. Tout à coup, le vent emporte une plume de son duvet. - Attends-moi ! s''écrie-t-il. Mais la petite plume suit sa course folle...

Aujourd''hui, les animaux se sont réunis pour tenir conseil. Un nouveau pensionnaire est annoncé, un kangourou ! On ne sait ni de quoi il a l''air, ni à quoi il sert ?

Small children mesmerized by vehicles and big machines will find more than their fill in this bright, bustling board book with lengthening pages. LET''S BUILD! It takes a lot of building trucks to put up a house! A forklift carries bricks, a steamroller squashes the ground, a bulldozer pushes and scoops, a cement mixer churns, a digger makes holes, a flatbed trailer carries materials, and a crane lifts them up and down. Now here’s a huge excavator to start building another house!

Summary: A new animal has arrived on Buttercup Farm and everyone from Rooster to Cat worries that she will take his or her job, but when they discover Kangaroo''s talent, they gladly welcome her into their home.

Paulette part à la recherche de ses six poussins à travers la campagne.

Little Bear longs to be as big and as fast as his mother. In the cold Arctic snow, Mother Bear shows the little polar bear cub what it''s like to be grown up. At the end of the day Little Bear decides he isn''t quite ready to be a big bear yet

Dora the hen is proud of her batch of eggs and longs to show them off to her friends. But Penny Pig is playing with her piglets and Clarissa Cow is snuggling her newborn calf. As Dora watches all the animals with their young, she can''t help but think their babies are much nicer than per plain brown eggs. So, off she goes back to her hen house feeling very sad, unaware of the surprises that are about to take place! Readers can touch and feel the texture of Dora''s eggs through embossing on the cover and throughout the book!

Big Brown Bear and Little Bear get along very well. Little Bear eats the edges of their food, and Big Brown Bear eats the middle until one day Little Bear wakes up feeling monstrously hungry as does Big Brown Bear. What on earth has made them such hungry bears all of a sudden?

Little Mouse feels scared when he lies in bed. What is that huffing and puffing? Is it a ghost? Little Mouse asks if he can come into Big Mouse''s bed. But Big Mouse is determined that Little Mouse should sleep alone.

Mama Hen goes in search of her lost egg, looking in the dog''s kennel, the cat''s bed and the donkey''s straw. Under every flap, there is a little egg, but none of them are Mama Hen''s. But, just as she''s given up and started to cry, she comes across her hatched chick.

Pickle the Penguin and his friend Peter the Polar Bear are both given a surprise present. 2-5 yrs.

The Carter and Fulcher families came to America from England. William Carter was baptized 24 January 1770 in Folkestone, England. He married Sarah Harrold on 24 Mar 1798. Henry Harrold Carter who was third generation Carter was the grandfather of Harriet Elizabeth Carter Chapman of Biloxi, Mississippi. The author, Jane Elizabeth Chapman Whitt was born 4 Mar 1923 in Biloxi, Ms. and married Samuel Sullivan Whitt on 6 Feb. 1942.