Best Selling Books by Jenny Tyler

The reader must spot the differences between pairs of nearly identical photographs.

-- The exploits of an eccentric family introduce young children to languages in a fun, informal way -- Puzzles, games and songs encourage readers to speak aloud

-- Educational activity books encourage a basic understanding of math, writing and reading -- Activities are specially prepared to aid concentration, coordination and visual awareness

-- Educational activity books encourage a basic understanding of writing and reading -- Activities are specially prepared to aid concentration, coordination and visual awareness

A series of mazes and maze-type puzzles, linked together by a story of Cat and Mouse''s daring exploits.

This activity book is both entertaining and educational. Young children will have lots of fun finding the hidden pictures and developing their number skills and pencil control at the same time.

This introduction to French for young children follows the exploits of the Noisette family.

The puzzles in this book are all brain teasers of various kinds. You will probably find some quite easy while others will make you think a bit. Don''t give up too quickly--the answers are often quite obvious once you begin to look at the puzzle in the right way.

Is there really a monster in Milly''s house or is it all in her imagination? You can find out by lifting the flaps in this charmingly illustrated book. Simple rhythmic text makes this book a pleasure to read aloud, and children will also enjoy finding a little mouse, a spider and a yellow duck on every double page.

The little children will love lifting the durable flaps to find out what mischief happens when a little green dragon joins a class for the day. The simple rhythmic text is a pleasure to read aloud and young children will join in as they become familiar with the story. With a white mouse, a black spider and an Usborne yellow duck to find on each double page.

Mack the mouse is moving house with the help of his friend Jack.