Emily Bolam

Simple text and illustrations of a hippopotamus child with a teddy bear using the potty introduce toilet training. On board pages.

After telling her mother that she does not want to go to bed, Clara Ann Cookie has a problem getting her teddy bear Popcorn to go to bed.

"A charming introduction to ten beautiful little bugs, featuring high-contrast black-and-white patterns and a glittering burst of color on every page."--Back cover.

A poor family with a magic pot soon discover that getting the pot to cook is easy--the tricky part is getting it to stop.

The classic tale of the hen who has no one to help her grow, harvest, and mill the wheat, but several who want to eat the fruit of her labors.

A collection of nursery rhymes, each with a numerical theme.

Having decided that her yellow Labrador is overweight, Cheryl puts him on a diet and makes him exercise, a program which has marvelous results.

It's almost Valentine's Day and James has put a very special Valentine's Day card in the mail. The little card has to travel a long way. It rides in a truck and an airplane. Lift the flaps, and you can follow the funny valentine on its exciting trip through the mail!

"When Clara Ann Cookie had to get dressed, she got grumpy and grouchy and very distressed." Getting dressed in the morning is simply too much for Clara Ann to face. Lucky for her she has a resourceful mother who comes up with a clever face-making game to help make the morning routine a lot less monotonous and considerably more fun. Harriet Ziefert portrays this all too common struggle between parent and child with wit and humor, while Emily Bolam's...