Bob Graham Knihy

Puppies, kittens and babies galore in this fun lift-the-flap book from a multi-award-winning partnership.

In a spare urban fable, Graham brings together one small boy, one loving family, and one miraculous story of hope and healing. Full color.

An illustrated collection of modern and traditional poems by a variety of authors from different parts of the world

Petra and Martin are excited about their new sibling, but the baby turns out to be a boring playmate and a rival for their parents' attention.

A real story.A great lesson in humility, perseverance and understanding.The story of a unique friendship and the awakening of consciousness.South Africa, 1968. Twenty-five million blacks live under the domination of a white minority. Under the brutal regime of apartheid, blacks do not have the right to vote, freedom of movement, access to education or the right to own land, businesses or even housing. Determined to not let go of power, this white minority imprisons black leaders on Robben Island.James Gregory, a typical Afrikaner, racist and believer in the virtues of apartheid, grew up on a farm in the Transkei where he learned to speak Xhosa and Zulu languages​​. This characteristic made ​​him the ideal man for the job of prison guard on Robben Island, and was responsible for monitoring the prisoner Nelson Mandela and his comrades. This plan will, however, has twist. To learn more about Nelson Mandela, Gregory starts to question the system of apartheid and becomes progressively advocate of a free South Africa and democratic.Mandela, My Prisoner, My Friend, tells us, in the first person, the relationship as surprising as deep linking these two men and, through their unique friendship, we discover the awakening of a conscience.

A touching story about family life and a boy's birthday treat, from a multi- award-winning storyteller.

Annabelle finds a family of fairies in the cement and weeds, and they sing and dance for her when she gives them tea.

This picture book tells the story of a family's decision to get a dog.

After a cold, dark winter, doors opened. Children spilled out like sweets from a box. Amanda was last one out of the tower block. She brought some chalk with her. On every inch of the concrete outside, the children drew pictures of everything they could think of, from flowers and snails, to spaceships and queens. Before long, a beautiful and exotic garden spread out across the concrete.

With this book Jethro Byrde will bring fresh hope to any child who longs to meet a fairy of their own

A special edition to celebrate the twentieth anniversary of Bob Graham's heroic and heartfelt tale of growing up super. As the son of legendary superheroes Captain Lightning and Madam Thunderbolt, Max is destined to join their ranks - once he learns to fly, that is. But despite his parents' valiant coaching and encouragement from his grandparents and friends, Max can't seem to get off the ground. Will he ever learn to leap over tall buildings in a single bound? With quintessential quirkiness, award-winning author Bob Graham has created a mighty tale about the ups and downs of mastering your potential - all in your own good time.

No friendship is imaginary. When Ellie is very little, she finds a newborn dragon fresh from the egg on a supermarket shelf, and calls him Scratch. He is quite the sweetest thing she has ever seen! From that day on, Ellie and Scratch do everything together. Ellie's mum and her teacher can't see her fiery friend, but all her friends can and, over the years, Ellie's dragon grows to be big, house-trained, and very affectionate. And Ellie is growing, too

Max has a new baby sister - Maxine! Max is there for her first words, her first steps and her first flight! But as Maxine grows up and starts school, she doesn't feel like she quite fits in. In fact, she's not sure if she feels comfortable in her superhero guise at all. Can Maxine convince her family that not all superheroes wear capes?

The extraordinarily gifted illustrator and storyteller Bob Graham turns his distinctive attention to the animals of the African plains. Morris the crocodile and his best friend, Billy, a tortoise, like nothing better than messing around down at the waterhole. After all, that’s where their friends gather: zebras, hippos, giraffes, elephants, warthogs, and all the rest. In five amusing stories, Morris and company do just what kids do during a long, hot summer- perform ill-timed stunts on the diving board, get soundly beaten by a team of moms in a soccer match, or see their wildebeest friends off on vacation (also known as their annual migration). By turns wry and laugh-out-loud funny, Bob Graham’s whimsical waterhole gang pays tribute to the merriment and mishaps of young friendships everywhere.

While John bathes, his dog Theo steals his plastic frog out of the tub.

A young girl's attempt to retrieve her ball from her grouchy, old neighbor's yard changes the way they feel about each other.

Could a broken-down bus really bring a whole city neighborhood together? Could it all start with a small girl named Stella? One morning in front of Stella’s house, an abandoned bus appears, looking sad as a whale on a beach. On its front, held up with packing tape, is a hand-painted sign that says Heaven. Right away, the bus brings change to Stella’s street when people stop to talk about it instead of rushing by. And as Stella looks past all the empty bottles and cans inside, as she sees the sparrows nesting in the engine, she changes, too. “This bus could be ours,” she declares. With a master’s eye for finding the magic in the mundane, Bob Graham creates an encouraging story about community — a whimsical tale about neighbors of all ages and stripes coming together, and about one little girl who comes into her own.

First the dog got fatter and fatter, then the cat got fatter and fatter. Suddenly there were puppies and kittens all over the house. But when Mom starts getting fatter and fatter -- will the house be filled with babies? You bet!

This series is designed to introduce young children to basic principles of science. Charmingly illustrated by Bob Graham.

Annabelle lernt Elfen kennen, die Erwachsene nicht sehen: Annabelle sucht Elfen. Plötzlich findet sie ein fingergrosses Wesen mit Flügeln. Es ist Bruno Feder, und bald kommt auch seine ganze Familie zum Vorschein. Annabelle lernt die winzigen Wesen im Gespräch kennen. Zusammen geniessen sie einen Tee mit Gebäck. Bald aber muss die Elfenfamilie weiter. Sie lassen Annabelle mit einem Geschenk, einer Elfenuhr zurück. Ihre Eltern sind nicht in der Lage, diese zauberhaften Wesen zu sehen, obwohl sie besonders auch nachts zu Hunderten am Himmel herumschwirren. Die Bilder zeigen die beiden Welten in ihren verschiedenen Grössenordnungen. Der Vorlesetext erzählt die Geschichte, und es wird sich zeigen, ob Erwachsene nicht doch mindestens im Buch die Elfen sehen können. Ab 4 Jahren, gut, Ruedi W. Schweizer.

Aristote est vraiment un petit chat aventurier. Heureusement, les chats ont neuf vies ! Et quelle chance d'avoir pour amie la gentille sorcière Bella Donna. Peu importe dans quel pétrin il se retrouve, elle est toujours là pour l'aider – qu'il tombe dans la cheminée, qu'il faillit se noyer dans un pot de lait ou qu'il soit poursuivi par un grand chien méchant. Peut-être deviendra-t-il un véritable chat de sorcière. Une histoire pleine de magie et d'amitié, idéale pour tous les amoureux des félins, accompagnée d'illustrations enchanteuses.

Un apprentissage de la lecture en trois volumes: de la phrase élémentaire à des structures plus complexes. Chaque volume propose quatre thèmes liés au quotidien de l'enfant. Présentation agréable.

"Mamá, papá y Emi no pueden esperar a que Óscar cumpla un año entero, así que el día que cumple seis meses deciden celebrarlo. Preparan bocadillos de atún y una tarta de chocolate con media vela encima, y cruzan la ciudad para ir de merienda ..."--Page 4 of cover

Les premiers pas de Guillaume causent quelques inquiétudes à l'entourage. Il échappe rapidement à l'oeil vigilant de la petite soeur, du grand frère ou des parents. Une histoire amusante racontée tant dans un texte vivant que dans des illustrations naïves, pleines de mouvement. Mise en pages animée.

Um ein Haar ertrinkt Huhn Emma im See. Zum Glück ist da Susies Vater, der Emma rettet und sie in seiner Familie aufnimmt. Zum Dank legt Emma jeden Tag ein Ei in den Hundekorb.