Most Popular Books by Paul Bright

For the 90th anniversary of Winnie-the-Pooh, a sequel featuring new stories and a new character from the Hundred Acre Wood. Now a New York Times Bestseller. The Trustees of the Pooh Properties have commissioned four authors to write in the timeless style of A.A. Milne to create a quartet of charming new adventures for Winnie-the-Pooh, Christopher Robin, and their friends. Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall: take a trip back to the Hundred Acre Wood with a collection of tales sure to delight year-round. One story finds Winnie-the-Pooh and Piglet on a quest to discover the "Sauce of the Nile" (they suspect it''s apple). And in another, all the animals rally around poor Eeyore when he thinks he sees another donkey eyeing his clover. The winter story features a new penguin character, based on a stuffed toy owned by Christopher Robin Milne himself. Readers of all ages will love rediscovering old friends and making new ones in this essential new volume of Pooh stories. The book feature beautiful color artwork in the style of Ernest H. Shepard by Mark Burgess.

How the wind blew! How the thunder crashed! How the lightning flashed!Baby Bear, Little Bear and Young Bear are scared of the storm. So one by one they climb into bed with their dad. "What scaredy-bears you are!" he says. But when there''s a rat-tat-tat at the door and the lights go out, Daddy Bear is not quite as brave as he seems . . . A gorgeous story of bears, bedtime and a daddy who is not quite as brave as he first appears, this picture book and CD set has amazing sound effects and wonderful, witty narration by Justin Fletcher (CBeebie''s Mr Tumble) and Sophie Thompson. Little Tiger Press picture book and CD sets are a great aid to improving reading skills and are perfect for bedtime, for journeys or for listening together. Each classic Little Tiger Press paperback is accompanied by a CD featuring an unabridged rendition of the story, complete with music and sound effects.

Sam''s Dad gives him some wise advice when he sets off to see the world - pretend to have a cold to avoid a snake, glue a crocodile''s jaws with bubble gum and always, ALWAYS wash your socks. Will Sam listen, though? A fantastically colourful book from the illustrator of the bestselling How to Grow a Dinosaur and Supermarket Zoo. Praise for How to Grow a Dinosaur: "A pre-school crowd pleaser." The Bookseller "Full of fun and packed with bold colourful pictures, this action-packed story will really appeal to children and is a great way to extend their imaginations." Parents in Touch

When Hamish and Hermione Hole are chased out of the cheese where they live, they search the palace for a new place to call home. But the Holes cause havoc wherever they go—no one wants holes in their underwear, bike tire, or boat! Exhausted, the pair rest in a piece of wood, only to be discovered by the palace carpenter, who knows that holes can be really useful—especially when you are making beautiful musical instruments.

Celebrate The Best Bear in all the World with this 100th Anniversary hardback edition of the official sequel to the beloved classic children''s stories by A.A.Milne. ‘There you are,’ said Pooh to Piglet, ‘didn’t I say all along there was nothing to worry about?''

I''m underneath the bed, hardly poking out my head. It''s a squeeze and hurts my knees, but I don''t care. Can you guess, do you know, why I whisper soft and low? Something out there is very scary. And it''s coming this way.

When a gusting wind blows the laundry off the clothesline, Charlie travels the world searching for his favorite scarlet superhero underpants.

The forest animals'' Christmas celebrations keep interrupting Grumpy Badger''s winter hibernation, until he decides to join them.

When Pa Lion brags that he is the best and Ma Lion asks what he is best at, Pa sets out to prove what he can do, but the quiet laughter each time he fails makes him more and more angry.

In most accounts of the air war over Britain in summer 1940, the events over East Yorkshire are mentioned only in passing, yet it was there, on August 20th, that the first enemy aircraft fell to the guns of a Polish fighter squadron in the RAF, less than a mile from where these words are being written. It was also where the ''north-east town'', as Hull was identified in the news bulletins of the day, suffered its prolonged agony under the bombs of the Luftwaffe. Indeed, the very last British civilians to die as a direct result of Luftwaffe bombs in World War II were killed in Hull on March 17th, 1945. As the home of much of the RAF''s night-bombing force, East Yorkshire was also frequently the scene of Luftwaffe night intruder raids. This book, based on years of in-depth research into primary sources, personal accounts and experiences, reveals many new facts and gives long-overdue recognition to the events and people who fought, lived and all too often, died, in East Yorkshire during 1939-1945.