Alex Latimer Knihy

"Why didn't the other planets invite Earth to their holiday? Soon they'll find out the wonderful truth about Earth's 'fleas' and change their minds. When Earth turns up on the holiday she wasn't invited to and finds all the other planets in the solar system in the hut tub - even Pluto! - she discovers exactly why: it looks like she has FLEAS! Yuck. But when Earth asks everyone to take a closer look inside her atmosphere, they're amazed at what they see."--Provided by publisher.

The book encourages readers to unleash their imagination, promising that whatever they envision will be illustrated on the following page. However, there's a playful twist: tigers are off-limits, adding an element of humor and intrigue to the creative journey.

Lion is a bully. All the other animals are terrified of him. Soon Rabbit comes to the rescue. Although he's small and Lion is big, Rabbit has something that Lion doesn't have...An extremely funny story with a wonderful little twist, and the key message that you can always get the better of a bully.Winner of the Hampshire Picture Book Award 2014

When Pig hears a strange squeaking coming from his nose, he thinks something is very wrong. The two decide to be friends, but their difference in size soon becomes a BIG problem -- they can't seem to find anything that they can both enjoy.But when it comes to friendship, does size really matter?

You see that duck over there? You could watch it all day and it wouldn't blink.Nothing works - not shouting, not jokes, or even sad stories. Maybe you have some other ideas? Just don't take your eyes off the duck, and don't, even for a second, think about blinking!From award-winning author and illustrator Alex Latimer comes this sharply witty picture book that will have every child trying to outwit this devilish duck... if they can stop giggling, that is! [publisher's website]

Buster is a very difficult dog! He's messy, naughty and sometimes, well, just disgusting! But Ben thinks he's the best dog ever.When Ben goes on holiday with Mum and Dad, he tries to write down everything to help Grampa look after Buster -- but will Ben remember the most important thing? And will Grampa survive?This delightful doggy treat from the creator of Lion vs. Rabbit and Pig and Small guarantees giggles!

Once there was a boy named Tim whom no one believed, even when he was telling the truth. No one believed that it was a ninja who snaffled the last slice of cake; or that it really was a time-travelling monkey who was throwing pencils at Grampa. How can Tim get his parents to believe him - when the truth is too incredible to be true?

Dieses Buch ist magisch. Du stellst dir etwas vor, und ich zeichne es auf der nächsten Seite. Aber bevor wir anfangen, muss ich dich um eine Sache bitten: Denk bloß nicht an Tiger! Denn es zeigt sich, dass der Erzähler vieles gut zeichnen kann, nur Tiger nicht. Aber natürlich denkt man als Leser:in nun erst recht an Tiger ... also muss der Erzähler sie zeichnen – und sie sind tatsächlich zum Totlachen schlecht gemalt! Am Ende des Buches erklärt Alex Latimer, warum er es geschrieben hat, nämlich weil er sich wünschte, jemand hätte ihm gesagt, dass man durch das Zeichnen nicht so guter Bilder lernt, gute Bilder zu zeichnen.

Eigentlich könnten die Tiere der afrikanischen Savanne in Frieden miteinander leben. Wenn da nicht der Löwe wäre! Ständig spielt er den anderen irgendwelche gemeinen Streiche. Eines Tages haben die Tiere die Nase voll und schalten eine Anzeige, in der sie um Hilfe bitten. Darauf meldet sich ausgerechnet der kleine und schmächtige Hase. Zunächst glaubt niemand, dass er mutig und stark genug ist, um gegen den fiesen Löwen zu gewinnen. Doch mit viel List und Tücke (und einer Handvoll Freunde) beweist der Hase allen das Gegenteil ...

Met Alex Latimer se wonderlike Suid-Afrikaanse illustrasies leer ons die alfabet in 'n japtrap.

Ein witziger Comicroman über Gordon, die fieseste Gans der Welt, der nach einem fiesen Streich von Anton, dem Ferkel, eine Blume geschenkt bekommt. Gordon lernt, dass Fiesheit nicht Mut bedeutet und dass es wichtig ist, sich zu entschuldigen. Ideal für Kinder ab 8 Jahren!