Fox Child

Albert Cutts is a tree feller. A fella who cuts down trees. Fog is a fox cub raised by a dingo. He's called a dox because people are suspicious of foxes and Albert Cutts owns the dingo and now the dox. Albert is a bushman and lives a remote life surrounded by animals and birds. All goes well until Albert has an accident.

This is an ancient fable about a dog, a rooster, and a fox. Try to guess the meaning of this fable and how it applies to your life. Several morals are given at the end of this story.

Giselle awoke from her nap in her den. She made her way down to the kitchen and looked at the window. What does she do? Who does she meet? What does she decide to do that day? Listen on and find out for yourself!

In the second book of "The Snow Kingdom" book series, Sasha, having escaped from the evil Grubby, finds her way onto a college campus and befriends another stray dog named, "Duke." Over the years, Duke has become a mascot of sorts on the campus, and gives Sasha both a human education and life lessons on how to survive out in the world. It's a heartwarming story of friendship and the importance of a great education, for both human and animal alike!

Do you ever wonder how it is that only earth can support life yet there are at least eight planets in the solar system? Understanding the Atmosphere is just what you need to understand how the earth supports life while the rest of the universe cannot. Discover the aspects of the sun ant terrestrial planets that help life to or not to thrive. Children love nonfiction books that provide captivating details and ideas especially about the universe, the galaxy, the world, and life.

Jungledyret Hugo er tilbage i sin elskede jungle og han har sin bedste ven, Rævepigen Rita med. Selv om de har det dejligt med aberne, Zik og Zak, og de andre venner i skoven, får Hugo snart brug for al sit mod og opfindsomhed, for jaguaren er på spil i deres del af urskoven, og Rita kan ikke klatre i træer... Men de glubske rovdyr er ikke den eneste fare, der lurer: Hugo kan aldrig vide sig sikker, når der er mennesker i nærheden, for han er jo verdens sjældneste dyr, som mange gerne vil have fingre i. Og hvad vil de to skumle fyre, der kommer sejlende ned ad floden på jagt efter indianernes guld?

Im verschneiten Tal der Yetis finden Rosa und Bibber einen alten Rucksack, der lange Zeit im Eis versteckt gewesen sein muss. Wo kommt der nur her? Die Aufregung ist groß, denn als sie in den Rucksack hineinschauen, entdecken sie merkwürdige Dinge, die sie noch nie zuvor gesehen haben. Den beiden ist klar: Das ist ein Fall für echte Forscher-Yetis! Und so machen sich Bibber und Rosa mit Polarfuchs Piko erneut auf den Weg in die Menschenwelt, um gemeinsam mit ihren Freunden Jette und Finn das Geheimnis um den Rucksack zu lüften.

Silverspun Stories Volumes 1 & 2 offer a treasure chest of eight delightful tales—forest animals and magical creatures, lonely children and caring, magical helpers, opening deep worlds of self-discovery.

When a pair of unruly fictional pirates escape out of their book into Victorian London, 11-year-old Odelia Hardluck-Smythe's lonely life is turned upside down. Captain Blunderfuss and Cook are rude, dangerous and obsessed with marzipan fruits, but they could be the answer to all her prayers. Pirates mean treasure, and poor fatherless Odelia could really do with some of that. Unfortunately, there's more to treasure than buried chests of rubies and diamonds, as Odelia's about to discover the hard way.

In the heart of a sun-drenched valley lies Oakhaven, a village where magic is not just a memory but a sensation—it’s in the sweet burst of a wild strawberry, the warm scent of baking bread, and the soft hum that rises from the ancient stones. For eleven-year-old Maya, this vibrant world is everything. But a creeping shadow has begun to bleed into the edges of the forest, a strange and silent sickness that leaches the color from the leaves, muffles the cheerful sounds of the village, and erases the very memory of what once was. The world is fading into a dull, gray nothingness.

Komm mit auf eine leise, bunte Reise! Yomu, der kleine Wolf, möchte wissen, wie man ruhig und freundlich wird. Er reist bis nach Japan, lernt von den Mönchen und entdeckt, wie schön Stille und Achtsamkeit sein können. Mit vielen Mitmach-Ideen lädt dieses Buch dich ein, selbst auszuprobieren, wie man still wird, zuhört und freundlich zu anderen ist.

Lupo e Cane sono cugini, eppure non potrebbero essere più diversi tra di loro. Lupo è selvatico e vive nel bosco, Cane è addomesticato e fa la guardia. Lupo e Cane sono anche amici ma non troppo. Si studiano, si attraggono e alla fine si prendono sempre in giro.

The Great Bear Rainforest is a majestic place full of tall trees, huge bears and endless schools of salmon. Award-winning photographer and author Ian McAllister tells the story of a lone wolf who swims to one of the small islands that dot the rainforest's coast. The island provides him with everything he needs—deer, salmon, fresh water—everything, that is, but a mate. When a female wolf arrives on the island's rocky shores, she and he start a family and introduce their pups to the island's bounty.

It's time for the bunnies to go to the bathhouse. Mommy and Daddy are taking their children for an evening wash. A fun short story with rhymes of how the Bunny family spends its evenings before bedtime.

A delightful new cumulative book tale is a rollicking listen for families and educators of young children. Fresh off the success of her debut picture book, Cats Don't Like Baths, author Lulu Edge has followed up with a sweet and silly story with a fun cumulative aspect that children will love. Orange Fox on a Blue Rug is about an adorable fox who encounters many surprises as he readies for his cozy nap. Reminiscent of the children's classic The Napping House, Edges story builds upon numbers with each painterly spread as various animals and insects are added to the fox's tottery tower.

Could gratitude and positivity be the secret to helping your child feel stronger and recover faster? When facing illness or injury, it's perfectly natural for children to feel sad and down. However, The Gratitude Prescription for Kids reveals how finding reasons to be grateful and adopting a positive mindset can become their greatest healing superpowers yet! Could gratitude and positivity be the secret to helping your child feel stronger and recover faster?

When Alice’s brother gets a longed-for chance for a heart transplant, Alice is suddenly off to her estranged grandmother’s house. There’s nothing good about staying with Nell except for beautiful Darkling Wood at the end of her garden - but Nell wants to have it cut down. Alice feels at home there, at peace, and even finds a friend, Flo. But Flo doesn’t seem to go to the local school, and no one has heard of a girl with that name. When Flo shows Alice the surprising secrets of Darkling Wood, Alice starts to wonder, what is real?

Lewis Carroll's masterpiece, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, is arguably the classic children's story for ages eight to 80 and beyond. This 21st century rendition preserves Lewis Carroll's delightful tale and characters, remaining true to the events and spirit of the original work, while rendering them in a contemporary literary style and cultural context as opposed to 19th century England.

A tale of magic, mystery and determination which is also in development for film adaptation. Emily longs to be ordinary. But when her parents disappear, she stumbles into the secret world of the Midnight Hour. A Victorian London frozen in time, the Midnight Hour is a haven for all things spooky, including monsters determined to end the world. What secrets have her parents been hiding? There's only one way Emily can find out and rescue her mum and dad: she must be brave enough to embrace her own inner magic....

„Louis und der Wolf“ ist eine herzerwärmende Geschichte über Mut, Vertrauen und das Überwinden von Vorurteilen. Mit liebevollen Illustrationen und einem märchenhaften Erzählstil lädt dieses Kinderbuch dazu ein, Freundschaft in all ihren Formen zu entdecken – und zu erkennen, dass wahre Freunde manchmal dort zu finden sind, wo man sie am wenigsten erwartet.