Lily is a very contrary girl and her mother has had more than enough of her negative behavior. In frustration, mom walks out the door and in walks a small, white bear full of mischief--and sticky paws. Full color.

Pearl has a new baby brother but she still wants to be the baby. The bear with the sticky paws comes to visit and they play baby bears together and Pearl eventually realises that being the big sister is not so bad. Suggested level: junior.

Is it time to eat? Watch Hungry Puppy wash sticky paws, sit nicely at the table, and eat a yummy meal. Babies and toddlers will enjoy this adorable series of board books with plush ears. Each one features a key routine that all babies will recognize and enjoy participating in. These books can help parents reinforce key routines so kids can feel comfortable, prepared, and safe. Gentle illustrations and inviting text show the simple steps of each routine, while the plush ears on the little bunny or puppy offer interactive opportunities that can increase word recognition and vocabulary, spur imaginations, and increase tactile play.

The trouble began when Badger was wrapping Owl's birthday present. This particular roll of sticky tape was... particularly sticky! When Badger gets himself into a sticky situation, can anyone help to untangle him? A fabulously funny, quirky picture book from the incredibly talented Anna Doherty.

Edgar keeps waking up his new baby sister, but he can't help being noisy. Luckily, his friend Ruby has an idea! Can Edgar learn to be as quiet as a mouse? This story about Edgar the elephant trying to be quiet for his baby sister uses carefully leveled text and full-color illustrations to introduce young children to reading.

This assortment of 25 kid-tested and kid-approved snack recipes is designed for young and enthusiastic cooks who view flour dust storms as a sign of progress and sticky fingers as a measure of success! Kids will delight in the colorful illustrations of Alaska scenes by Shannon Cartwright and love creating such tasty treats as Totem Poles, Denali Peaks, Glacier Ice, and more.

Join the wonderfully funny and utterly endearing Mary Plain and her family and friends in her first ever adventure!Mary Plain is an orphan who lives with her relatives in the bear pits at Berne Zoo, Switzerland. A delightful but rather unusual bear, with a huge personality and an appetite to match, you never quite know what escapades she'll get up to next!Gwynedd Rae's enchanting Mary Plain stories have an enduring, timeless appeal and Clara Vulliamy's fresh, funny and energetic illustrations will introduce Mary Plain and friends to a whole new generation of readersThe original text is lovingly reproduced in this hardback foiled edition, with brand-new black and white artwork by renowned illustrator Clara Vulliamy, including a new heart-warming introduction from Clara Vulliamy about what the books mean to her.

It's hard enough being an adult, let alone a functional one. Leigh-Anne feels like neither. A white woman from Cape Town's Southern Suburbs, she's gradually unravelling as wife, mother, sister, daughter and office manager. The story opens in winter with Leigh-Anne lost at midnight on Rondebosch Common. Three losses are preying on her. First, there's her relationship with her ageing dad, who seems to be hiding a secret. Secondly, Leigh-Anne's desire for Samuel, her thin and distracted psychiatrist husband, has run dry, and she can't help thinking about her colleague Omar at NGO Phambili - Omar with the hairy wrists and warm jacket. The third area of loss is through a perceived betrayal of her activist best friend, Gwendal, whose increasing battiness alienates her teenage daughter. Leigh-Anne's children, Tom and Jamie, pipe up from the sidelines. They are oblivious as their mother grows fatter and drunker, her clandestine bingeing a backdrop to their lives. She seeks refuge by ordering her world into threes and multiples of threes, which are presented as lists - quirky, funny and often poignant. Her lists corral her worries and failures but can't fix them. Looming large is the loss of a national dream, evident in the poverty all around them, and personified in Mr Hoody, who lives on the pavement outside Leigh-Anne's local Spar. Leigh-Anne and her siblings discover the sordid secret their parents have been hiding: her father had an affair with the teenage sister of a nurse who worked at his abortion clinic on the Cape Flats during the apartheid years. The girl became pregnant, and Leigh-Anne has a sister, whom she tracks down. Eventually, Leigh-Anne's husband moves out and she starts rebuilding her life - with the possibility that Omar (whose attempted reconciliation with his ex-wife has failed) might be a part of it.

Little chick is stuck in the mud, mother hen is very upset, some of the farm animals try and pull the chick out. How many get stuck in the mud?