New Releases by Shirley HUGHES

This is the endearing story of how Dogger, the much loved toy dog, was lost and finally found again. Winner of the Kate Greenaway Award when it first appeared in 1977, this timeless picture book has lost none of its appeal and is still a tale to which all children and their parents can relate.

A series for young children on doing'' words.

A series for young children on doing'' words.

The Christmas season at Mae''s house is enlivened by the arrival of a new baby and Mae''s appearance in a Christmas play.

Sam and Barney build a snow lady that resembles their elderly neighbor, mean Mrs. Dean.

Down by the railway a white face looks out of a spooky old house, and Jim and Arthur hardly dare investigate.

Colours, shapes and sizes, sounds, opposites, and numbers - these are the concepts introduced to young children in this series of nursery picture books, which feature a lively toddler and her equally engaging baby brother.

Follows a young brother and sister as they wrap presents, hang paper chains, write letters to Santa, and wake up to many surprises on Christmas morning.

Rhyming text describes the endless fun one can have with shoes, hats, and other articles of clothing.

A little girl discovers that all things have an opposite.

There is something really special about Christmas, as Lucy and Tom discover in this book. By the author of Lucy & Tom 1.2.3., Copycard, Are you There, Bear?, Father Christmas and Meg and Mog.

A little girl and her grandpa count the things they see during a walk to the park.

The Melendy family moves to a house in the country where a secret room, a cupola, a stable and a brook provide Mona, Rush, Randy and Oliver with adventures far different from the city life to which they are accustomed.