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I Did See a Yeti: win the series!
Your chance to win two laugh-out-loud books by award-winning author illustrator Alex Willmore. by Alex Willmore 2022 4 to 7 years Funny Picture books A wonderfully funny picture book about daring to believe the unexpected. A group of explorers have come to the Antarctic to see penguins, but one young explorer discovers something quite different – a great big mammoth! But will anyone believe it? Who is the author and illustrator of the series?
I Did See a Yeti!
The hilarious follow-up to the internationally bestselling I Did See a Mammoth, winner of the Laugh Out Loud Book Awards 2024 Uitgeverij Van Ditmar Boekenimport B.V. Imprint HarperCollins Publishers Uitgegeven als Paperback Eerste editie 11-09-2025 Laatste editie 11-09-2025 ISBN 9780008685782 Aantal pagina's 32 Taal Engels
Het boek vol fauten
Wat als de verteller van het boek dat je leest gewoon ... ONGELIJK heeft?! Dit hilarische boek van de auteur van de ‘Krijtjes’-boeken laat je corrigeren wat je leest – en hardop lachen. Zeggen fietsen KUKELEKUU? En roepen brandweermannen DING DONG voordat ze een brand blussen? Als je het de verteller van dit prentenboek vraagt wel. Gelukkig zijn er andere personages om hem weer op het rechte pad te brengen...
THE WRONG BOOK | Kirkus Reviews
A bookmark accompanies readers through a book as the sounds that the creatures and things within make become increasingly bizarre. First, an apple goes “crunch” when you eat it. Sure. Then a flower says, “CHUGGA CHUGGA CHOO CHOO!!!!” What? And then a bicycle—or wait, isn’t that a puppy?—belches. Huh.
Ik heb wél een mammoet gezien!
Welkom op Antarctica, waar een bende avontuurlijke onderzoekers een studie maakt van pinguïns. Pinguïns. Pinguïns. Pinguïns. Zo veel pinguïns… Maar een jonge onderzoeker heeft iets anders ontdekt. Iets heel wild, onwaarschijnlijk geweldig en best wel… UITGESTORVEN. Zal iemand het geloven? En geloof JIJ het?! Een hilarisch verhaal over het onverwachte, dat jong en oud aan het lachen maakt!
I DID SEE A MAMMOTH!
by Alex Willmore ; illustrated by Alex Willmore ‧ Penguins aren’t mammoths! When a diverse threesome of researchers and a small, tan-skinned child set out to see penguins in the Antarctic, the child has other ideas: “But I’m going to see a MAMMOTH.” Venturing out alone, the protagonist stumbles across…a mammoth skateboarding! But mammoths are extinct, says one of the researchers. And when they were alive, they weren’t found in the Antarctic. Perhaps the child really saw a penguin?
THE RUNAWAY PEA WASHED AWAY
by Lisa Robinson ; illustrated by Lucy Fleming ‧ RELEASE DATE: Oct. 8, 2019 Pippa conquers a fear of the creatures that emerge from her storybooks at night. Pippa’s “wonderfully wild imagination” can sometimes run “a little TOO wild.” During the day, she wears her “armor” and is a force to be reckoned with.
LET'S FIND THE PUPPY
Tiny, sassy Bob the dog, friend of The One and Only Ivan (2012), returns to tell his tale. Wisecracking Bob, who is a little bit Chihuahua among other things, now lives with his girl, Julia, and her parents. Happily, her father works at Wildworld Zoological Park and Sanctuary, the zoo where Bob’s two best friends, Ivan the gorilla and Ruby the elephant, live, so Bob gets to visit and catch up with them regularly.
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The Wheels on the…Uh-Oh!
This bus is in trouble—it won’t be going through the town without a good mechanic! Can everyone work together to get the bus moving again? A new version of the perennial children’s song is just as lively and fun as the original, while celebrating community and cooperation. Children will love the action, antics, appealing animal characters, and the very unexpected beginning to this rollicking romp.
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