Most Popular Books by Judy Hindley

Describes the techniques of spying, e.g., following people, code breaking, and disguise.

Rhyming text describes the the activities in a baby's day and the words he says while going to the playground, eating dinner, and taking a bath.

Wherever I go, I look for dogs -Dogs are my favourite things.Big dogs, small dogs, long dogs, tall dogs, any dogs, all dogsDon't you like them too?Lazy dogs, crazy dogs, happy dogs, spotty dogs, this little girl loves them all - and she's waiting to introduce you to every one of them in this stunning pocket-sized book! The illustrations are full of charm and humour, and whether you'd like a herding dog or a guard dog, a snoozing dog or a talking dog, there are dogs to suit all requirements and tastes in this prefect introduction to the wonderful world of dogs! There are also top tips, top facts and top jokes as well as practical information about looking after your dog.

A young boy describes all the things he likes and does not like about his feisty new puppy.

Presents objects and activities for each letter of the alphabet, from an apple tree to a sleeper zipped up in a sleeping bag.

Discusses codes, maps, hidden messages, signals, disguises, and other secretive activities.

This is one of four picture books that deal with a different concept. The books are also intended as first readers or for reading aloud. This book deals with opposites.

When the sun sets, some creatures retire to bed while others who love the dark come out to celebrate the night.

Enumerates the many kinds of sounds that can be heard both inside and outside by listening carefully.