Most Popular Books by Jane Simmons

Buzz Splish went Daisy. ''Try being a bit quieter'' said Mamma Duck, but Daisy couldn''t. She loved visiting Auntie Lily. But Daisy finds that making a lot of noise can sometimes be very useful, especially when she and Pip get into trouble.

Jamie just can''t sleep, no matter how hard he hugs Floppy Rabbit - there''s a noisy, scary thunderstorm howling outside, and it''s keeping him awake. Maybe his big sister, Lucy, will think of a way to get rid of the storm, or maybe the fairies will help to make the storm stop... A reassuring, comforting and magical story which deals with a common childhood fear in a soothing and enchanting way. A beautiful follow-up to Where the Fairies Fly.

Little rabbit Fern and her brother Bracken play hide and seek as the other

Daisy the duck has fun splashing around in the water in this puzzle book that features large, sturdy puzzle pieces--just right for little hands. Full color. 5 spreads.

Join Daisy as she makes a new friend and becomes a hero! When Daisy and Pip meet little Millet the chick, they are in for a BIG surprise! Millet doesn''t want to be a chick, she wants to be a duckling, just like Daisy and Pip! Millet follows Daisy and Pip everywhere and tries to copy everything they do. When they play Peekaboo-in-the Meadow, Millet does too! When they play Bouncy-on-the-Toadstools, Millet does too! When they jump into the river to play Wobbly Twig, Millet does too... but everyone knows that chicks can''t swim, don''t they? Join Daisy as she races to the rescue and becomes a hero in this adorable and exciting Daisy adventure.

When it''s time for Daisy and Pip to have their tea and bedtime story they are so busy having fun that Mamma Duck has difficulty getting them home. But by the time Daisy and Pip are snuggled under Mamma''s wing they are so tired out after their long day that they don''t even hear her say ''goodnight''.

Ebb & Flo and their friend Bird are enjoying a peaceful day at the beach -- until Flo accuses Ebb of eating all the sandwiches. But Ebb didn''t do it! Everyone is disappointed with Ebb, so she goes off by herself to sulk. It''s so unfair! Children everywhere will relate to Ebb''s sadness and frustration at being falsely accused. And readers will cheer when the real food thieves are discovered, and Ebb and Flo are reunited in a heartwarming and reassuring conclusion. This is an enchanting picture book from the celebrated author/illustrator of Come Along, Daisy! and Ebb and Flo and the New Friend.

Pog the cat loves to sit and listen to the birds sing; one day his friend suggests that they try and chase the birds, which causes the birds to ignore Pog.

Ebb and Flo are playing along the river bank when Ebb spots a baby seal who is all alone. Ebb and Flo rescue the baby seal and reunite him with his mother. This is a moving story with an emphasis on friendship and teamwork.

This book provides detailed, step-by-step instructions for training your dog to master each agility obstacle with safety, fun, and competitive excellence in mind. It Includes important principles for building a happy and successful working relationship with your dog, as well as a solid foundation for all of your agility training. The focus is placed upon setting high standards from the start so that no retraining will be necessary later down the road.

Heading back from Gran''s on their boat one night, Ebb, Flo and Mum get stranded on a sandbank, so they try and settle down for the night. But what''s that noise - could the stories of a sea monster be true?

Play hide and seek with Daisy as she searches for Pip. Peep under the lily flower, open the hen house door, and join in with lots of animal noises on the farm, in the meadow and down on the river-bank. But where is Pip?

Lucy''s little brother James can''t sleep. He keeps seeing things in the shadows on the ceilings. ''We need to find the sleep fairies'', Lucy tells him. And so they fly far away across the ocean to the land where the fairies fly.

Daisy, the little duck with the big feet, is back in another exciting adventure. It''s time for sleep, but Daisy and Pip can see something glowing in the dark. With their new friend Twitch the mouse, they set off in search of the mysterious light.

Join in with Daisy the little duck with big feet as she stamps, bounces, quacks and squeaks through this favourite action rhyme.

Wanneer de tante van Bommes op haar eigen eieren en op een ei van Bommes'' moeder broedt, komt deze ene niet uit, totdat Bommes het zelf uitbroedt. Hardkartonnen prentenboek met schilderingen in kleur. Vanaf ca. 2,5 jaar.

When his new friend Bird goes missing, Ebb the dog, realises he is fonder of him than he first thought. Suggested level: junior.

In from darkness into light, Jane Simmons tells the story of the Book of Kells from its beginnings over a thousand years ago to the present-day. The opening poem Iona is richly descriptive - yet its dream-like quality does not gloss over the wildness of landscape and seascape. The poems are spoken by many characters, each with his own distinctive voice. In the final poem, from darkness into light, the Book of Kells itself is given a voice to tell its own story. Jane Simmons experiments with forms: alliterative verse and a riddle echo Anglo-Saxon poetry; a traditional Celtic verse form is adapted; the insistent repetitions of a villanelle convey the threat of waves of Viking raids; broken lines suggest both ancient fragments and modern experimental verse.