Best Selling Books by Mark Birchall

The quality of mercy is stressed in this delightful picture book. In this vibrant, yet tenderly illustrated book, three friends are searching for cherries dropped by birds, when they find an egg in the grass. Weasel is quite happy to have an egg instead of a cherry. “Let’s eat it,” he said. “But it’s so small that it would hardly be worth it,” said Tortoise, who had once been an egg himself. So Tortoise watches over it, and feeds the little chick that emerges, and even manages to persuade Weasel that he should help him fatten it up. Mole finds worms especially for their little protégé. And when at last the bird is fully-grown, even Weasel cannot bring himself to eat her! So she flies off unhindered -- and then she flies back again, with cherries in her mouth.

When Rabbit''s favorite doll disappears she is too sad to enjoy her birthday party, until a bit of magic saves the day.

Because she and her toy rabbit Mr. Cuddles always do everything together, Rabbit does not want to wear her new sweater unless he has one as well.

Boni y el señor Mimos hacen todo juntos. Por eso, cuando Boni planea su fiesta de cumpleaños, sabe que el señor Mimos estará ahí ese día. Habrá pastel, globos y juegos, y lo mejor de todo es que estará ¡el Asombroso Coco Drilo! Pero un mago no puede consolar a Boni cuando el señor Mimos desaparece... ¿O sí? Un misterio visual perfecto para los lectores más pequeños. Tomado de: http://66.132.164.165/castillo/catalogo_d.asp?ID=14 http://66.132.164.165/castillo/catalogo_d.asp?ID=14.

Everywhere Rabbit goes, her special toy Mr Cuddles goes too; andeverything Rabbit does, Mr Cuddles does too. Auntie has speciallyknitted Rabbit a new woolly jumper - but Mr Cuddles doesn''t haveone, so Rabbit refuses to wear it until Mr Cuddles gets one too! Butit is perfect for a goal post in the playground - and just how smallwill it become in the wash? Small enough for a boon companion?A charming tale from one of Britain''s brightest new talents inchildren''s picture books.

Rabbit is going to have a birthday party. ''I hope you''ll come, '' she says to Mr. Cuddles, her boon companion. She goes shopping with her mum for all the essentials - balloons, paper hats, and crisps and carrot cake, not forgetting to book the magician, The Amazing Ali Gator. All seems to be running smoothly - but when her friends arrive, Rabbit cannot find Mr. Cuddles anywhere, and it''s not fun without him... For a while it looks as though Mr. Cuddles will miss the party after all. But there is a real magician present, so things that have apparently disappeared can be conjured up! A well-observed story illustrated with all Mark Birchall''s usual colourful and graphic panache

With so many choices, shopping becomes a challenging adventure. Hen could use your help finding all the things on her list. Just lift the flaps and pull the tabs, and soon you''ll see Hen''s basket filling up with terrific purchases. But once she returns home, Hen will need your help again. What has she forgotten?

Mulligan was a monster. But what kind of monster? Was he SCARY, or MESSY, or CLEVER, or BRAVE? He didn''t know. So he left the forest to find out... Set cleverly against the backdrop of chaotic family life, Mark Birchall''s endearing tale of a monster in search of his identity will delight young children with its repeated refrains and quirky illustrations. Mulligan is an adorable monster, and as with all Birchall''s books the endpapers tell part of the story...

Cat was small and Dog was big, and whatever Dog did, Cat did too ... Dog is fed up with Cat copying everything she does. But when Cat stays away, Dog discovers she is lonely without him. A charming story about friendship, sharing and play.

The young heroine of this book may live in a big city high rise block, but she just wants to be a cowgirl. With a little imagination ordinary city objects become objects more suitable back home on the ranch. A washing line is much better as a lasso and Dad''s hat makes a great cowboy hat.

Hen is going shopping to the market. Help her decide what to choose and fill her basket by lifting the flaps and pulling the tabs. Find out if Hen forgets anything as you check the items on her shopping list as they are ticked off one, by one... An intriguing, amusing and interactive tale, children will adore helping Hen in her shopping adventure again, and again. Andersen Press is delighted to present Hen Goes to Market the first novelty book by Mark Birchall one of Britian''s brightest new talents in children''s books.

Pauline, la petite lapine, ne fait jamais rien sans son inséparable doudou Câlinou. Aussi, quand Tante Estelle lui offre un pull tricoté pour elle, pas question qu''elle le mette si son lapin Câlinou n''a pas le même ! Câlinou aura-t-il lui aussi son pull ? Pauline se débarrassera-t-elle du sien ? Une histoire tendre et malicieuse, pour tous les enfants qui connaissent l''importance des doudous.

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Petite Poule fait ses courses. Elle a tout noté pour ne rien oublier: des fruits, du pain, du lait, etc. Un livre à tirettes et volets. [SDM].