Most Popular Books by Judy Hindley

By challenging a hairy stranger to imitate the behavior of herself and her ducklings, a mother duck proves that he is a fox and not a duck.

"A celebration of the body and what it can do, this book careens from part to part with infectious enthusiasm . . . sunny toddlers laugh, wriggle, stretch, reach, and tickle to the accompaniment of gleeful text." — PUBLISHERS WEEKLY From a wiggle of their shoulders to a stomp of their feet, a group of lovable toddlers joyfully explores the many ways to use their bodies. Lips can be made small for kissing, while arms can go up and down or reach out to hug those we love. Judy Hindley’s jaunty text and Brita Granström’s playful illustrations are perfect for children as they begin to discover the wonders of their bodies and the joy of learning to move.

Judy Hindley is at her best when she is describing ordinary events that very young children can see taking place around them. This spirited springtime romp encourages youngsters to take joy in nature''s rebirth and the funny ways animals walk. Full color.

Do you suppose you could sleep in a rose like a bee, or snooze in the ooze like a frog? This picture book looks at where animals like to sleep - and where we do too.

A lively celebration of circles, disks, spheres, and all sorts of things that roll and spin.

Rosy transforms a tree trunk into her own house for the day, where she entertains imaginary friends.

A collection of seven stories featuring animals, children, and monsters.

By using different kinds of materials and "links" between various disciplines and subject areas, this book aims to both explain certain features of Italian historical development and provoke further discussion. Designed as a teaching text around broad thematic chapters - the nation, the state, economy and society, politics - it introduces the reader to historical debates, themes, controversies and arguments. Boxes at the end of each chapter provide useful further information for students.

Baby monster howls and scowls, bashes and trashes, and his parents are bursting with pride. He''s a perfect little monster But at his first birthday party, in front of all his monster uncles and aunts, and monster cousins, he does something really horrible - he smiles

Originally published in 1995, a story about a big red bus which gets stuck in a hole in the road, until a tractor comes to the rescue. Illustrated by William Benedict in full colour.

As they walk softly through the jungle, two children observe snakes, chimpanzees, a cockatoo, and other animals.

Captioned illustrations and diagrams describe knights and castles in Europe in the year 1240.

Rhyming, noise-making fun - introducing the animals of the farm!

A collection of six stories featuring witches, giants, and magic.

An illustrated collection of poems describing all sorts of items that represent shades of colors from red, yellow, and green to pink, brown, and white.

A lively celebration of circles, disks, spheres, and all sorts of things that roll and spin.

A group of toddlers demonstrate all the fun things that they can do with their eyes, ears, mouths, hands, legs, feet-and everything in between.