New Releases by Margaret Wild

Bébé Hippo s''en va se promener dans la jungle. Mais, tout à coup, il se souvient qu''il a oublié de faire quelque chose de très important... Il est parti sans faire un bisou à sa maman !

Baby Brenda and her friends have fun at the Midnight Cafe, enjoying a "wibble wobble" dance, a "jiggly-joggly" treat, and a dip in the sprinklers before going home to bed.

Little lambs, chicks, ducks, and pigs change places and try other ways to delay going to bed.

Tom can''t wait to start kindergarten! At long last, the big day arrives and Tom''s whole family goes with him to kindergarten. But, suddenly, he doesn''t want them to leave ... So Daddy Bear, Mummy Bear and Baby stay to play - and wish they could go to kindergarten too!

Back in print at last! ABC for Kids is delighted to announce the re-release of a range of best-selling, award-winning children''s picture books. Including Children''s Book Council winners and all-time favourites, no children''s bookshelf is complete without these classic favourites. Twenty-four titles will be republished from 2010-11.Ages 3-5. Baby Brenda and her gang meet up with Baby Mario and his gang at the Midnight Cafe for a wild time of dancing, playing and feasting.

Rosie the hare is afraid to hold her premature baby brother because he seems so fragile until their father tells her a special story about a tortoise and a hare.

While grannies come in all shapes and sizes "our granny" is unique.

Two young sisters and their grandmother share their dreams.

Album - grand-mère - mort.

When Kate can''t find her family on the beach, her parents realise she is short sighted. A good story to share when a child needs glasses, and for others to understand the experience.

Using the journey to school, the story highlights road safety for pedestrians.

Story highlights the road safety messages for safe play.

A mother dinosaur speaks to her absent mate, describing how she and her newly hatched babies are staying alive while he hunts for a safer place for them all to live.

Since Jessie has never cared for her farmer husband''s cat William, her difficult adjustment period after her husband''s death makes William doubt if he is still welcome on the farm.