Most Popular Books by Tracey Moroney

These large format paperbacks feature much-loved nursery rhymes accompanied by delightful artwork by bestselling illustrator Trace Moroney.

"This book sensitively describes the experience of loss and grief - which can be the same as symbolic losses such as divorce (loss of family unit), friendships or body function - and offers a range of well-researched techniques to help children develop valuable coping skills, and helps to prepare them to navigate their way through future grief events"--Author''s website.

Le jour se lève et Babette la chouette est perdue : elle ne retrouve plus l''arbre dans lequel elle niche. Or ce matin, il ne faut surtout pas qu''elle soit en retard ! Chaque fois qu''elle aperçoit un trou, elle croit que c''est le sien. Babette la chouette réussira-t-elle à rentrer à temps ? Tu le découvriras en l''accompagnant dans ce livre percé de multiples fenêtres.

There are so many things to love about pets. A special companion to play with, love and nurture.

A little rabbit knows how it feels to be angry and just what to do to feel better. Includes notes for parents from psychologists Bill Hallam and Craig Olsson about building healthy self-esteem in children and the relationship between self-esteem and successful anger management.

This delightful Lift-the-Flap storybook album places your favorite photos inside your favorite stories. Each leaf features a beautifully illustrated scene from a much-loved fairytale, with special flaps to hold photographs. Open the door to Cinderella''s carriage or look inside the cottage of the seven dwarves to find a much-loved photo inside.

Feeling jealous can sometimes make you do silly things. But always remember that everyone is special and that means you too!

Contains a collection of mazes set in different environments. Solutions are provided at the back of the book.

"Autumn leaves are falling, blackbirds are calling, it''s time for the annual Fall Fair. But... where is Little Red Fox?" -- Back cover.

A little rabbit loves how it feels to be happy and how it helps him to be patient and kind to others as well. Includes tips for parents written by psychologists Bill Hallam and Craig Olsson.