Jennifer Lloyd Ordine dei libri

The story follows ten little grey mice who venture onto the ice one winter night. As they encounter a mysterious new animal, each mouse is frightened and scurries back to safety, one by one. The last mouse, separated from the group, must navigate back past the other animals in a hurried race to reach the safety of their home. The narrative captures themes of bravery, fear, and the warmth of home, all set against a serene winter backdrop illuminated by moonlight.

It's a hot afternoon and Murilla Gorilla, jungle detective, is back on the case. This time, one of Mandrill's mops has disappeared. Will Murilla be able to help her friend in the middle of a sticky mess? Or will she get distracted by thoughts of a cool glass of lemonade?

Spring has arrived at Sugar Hill Farm and big sister Audrey is busy helping Dad as he completes the yearly family tradition: making maple syrup. Younger sister Kate also wants to contribute but it seems that she is just too little when maple syrup is just so sticky. Will she find a way to do her part? If she does, will the maple syrup get made at all?

It's graduation day and Ms. Appleby asks her students, "What is the best thing about Kindergarten?" They all have an answer―and every answer is different. But Ms. Appleby has a secret answer that will surprise them all!

When Okapi discovers a hole in his hammock, Detective Murilla Gorilla must find out what happened.

Murilla Gorilla, the jungle detective, is woken up by a new Ms. Chimpanzee's muffins were stolen. But who did it? It's up to Murilla to find out... as long as she can find her badge first! Murilla may seem like a hopeless detective―disorganized, messy and always thinking about her next snack―but out of her mess come some pretty good ideas, and some pretty funny moments too.

Ella has every umbrella under the rainbow: spotted, striped, aquamarine, even jellybean green — so many that they fill up the entire house. Aunt Stella from Katmandu is coming to visit and Ella’s mom demands Ella get rid of her umbrellas. But Ella wants to keep her precious possessions. Will she realize that opening up one’s heart during a downpour is more important — and more gratifying — than opening up an umbrella? Brought to life through rhythmic text and watercolor illustrations, Ella's Umbrellas is the perfect book to cheer up anyone on a rainy day.

This lovely story about a family enjoying nature together at little cottage on a lake, told in rich watercolors, is now available in paperback!