Most Popular Books by Rosalind Beardshaw

When Emily is disappointed because she and her mother can not go to the beach, her grandmother comes up with a wonderful idea.

When motherless Lamb and childless Kangaroo find and adopt each other, they come to realize that their awkward differences are not nearly as important as their love for each other.

Babies will love the colour and fun of this sparkly first rhymes book. It''s ideal to share at playtime, bedtime or anytime!

Giggle along with Matty and Mo in Are We There Yet?, a funny board book story about being patient. With flaps, a wheel and an adorable fold-out heart ending. Matty and Mo are puppy siblings and best friends too. Today they are going to the beach. It''s a long drive in the car, so they will need to be patient. But five minutes down the road, Mum hears a familiar question . . . Are we there yet? Inspired by real-life family experiences and illustrated by the award-winning Rosalind Beardshaw, this funny series is perfect for gently building emotional intelligence – tapping into familiar situations and emotions, and how toddlers might deal with them! Look out for: The Lost Teddy, a funny story about working together

In Grandpa''s Surprise, Stanley is very jealous of Jack''s new bike-but Jack won''t let him have a ride on it! Grandpa sees how upset Stanley is and decides to cheer him up with a special surprise: a homemade go-kart! Now will Stanley let Jack take a turn? A vibrantly illustrated story about imagination, sharing, and friendship.

Song the Frog lives beside a grand, majestic castle. It''s Valentine''s Day, and in order to be a prince, Snog needs a kiss. But no one will do the honours - not Cow, Sheep, or even Snake. And if Snog does find a willing princess, what on earth will happen? Find out in this hilarious fairytale with a twist!

Au marché, le roi trouve un gros rouleau de tissu rouge vif parfait pour faire un manteau à la petite princesse. Le manteau terminé, les chutes de tissu sont déposées devant la porte où, tout à tour, quelqu''un les découvre et les transforme en différents cadeaux. Chaque cadeau est de plus en plus petit au fur et à mesure que le morceau de tissu s''amenuise – mais toujours "pile-poil" pour chaque destinataire – jusqu''au dernier minuscule morceau, qui devient une chaude écharpe pour un souriceau. Le texte bien rythmé, les illustrations vivantes et dynamiques, donnent vie à cette adorable histoire et à son message : donner à ceux qu''on aime est aussi doux que de recevoir.