Martin Waddell Libri

Tutti i gufi pensano molto, e anche i piccoli gufi come Sara, Bruno e Tobia. Specialmente di notte, nel bosco, mentre aspettano che la loro mamma torni a casa dopo la caccia. Amato da oltre due milioni di lettori nel mondo, la lettura a voce alta de "I tre piccoli gufi" permette di rivivere ed esprimere emozioni profonde come la paura e il timore di abbandono, ma anche la solidarietà tra fratelli o coetanei e i piccoli atti di coraggio che permettono di crescere. Età di lettura: da 3 anni.

Un padre un po' isterico che scrive sceneggiature per i cartoni animati, una madre psicologa (in cassa integrazione) che cerca di far quadrare i conti, due fratelli giustamente chiamati l'Orrido e il Pidocchio, una Migliore Amica sempre pronta a disertare, una vicina in crisi coniugale che le affida a ogni piè sospinto il suo odioso figlioletto, un Ragazzo dei Sogni che non la degna di un'occhiata, due odiose Nemiche che la chiamano Elefante Obeso... Ce n'è abbastanza perché Zoë scelga di confidarsi con il più obiettivo degli interlocutori: il suo diario, pronto ad accogliere pene, tormenti e sogni di una Cenerentola dei nostri giorni.

The honour of class P6 is at stake when Ernie Flack and his friend Peanut Jackson take on Fishface Duggan and his gang from P7. Will Ernie's plan succeed? See who comes out on top in this lively school story with lots of illustrations.

When a kind and hardworking duck nearly collapses from overwork, while taking care of a farm because the owner is too lazy to do so, the rest of the animals get together and chase the farmer out of town

After spending an enjoyable day on the farm, Sammy and his toy rabbit become separated but happily find each other at bedtime.

When Tom's mum and dad refuse to believe in their existence, the ghost family Robinson set out to show that they are real, with exciting and hilarious consequences.

A troupe of performing mice escape into a hotel lobby and proceed to wreak havoc all over the hotel. With each spread of Dupasquier's detailed drawings, particular areas of interest are pinpointed by questions on the whereabouts of key characters. This helps children follow the various storylines.

Harry the hedgehog loved to make a noise, so he made himself a big drum. Soon, all the other animals in the woods decided they wanted to join in. Lively colour illustrations.

It's Holly's bedtime and she plays her favourite go-to-bed game with mama. Who do you love? Mama asks and Holly names those she loves and explains why. But isn't there someone she has forgotten? It's Ma, of course, as Holly finally declares.

Once there was a baby in the house - and to that baby, Mum and Dad and Jill and John and Uncle Tom were giants. But little by little, that baby grew up - until she became a giant too. This book explores the stages of life and development.