Ivor Wood Knihy

Postman Pat likes to help a friend in need. So when Ted Glen hurts his ankle escaping from Major Forbes' prize bull, it's up to Pat to save the day]

First published in 1998, this story has a festive feel. Greendale is expecting a white Christmas. But Dr Gilbertson and Pat are worried about a very special delivery. Jenny is expecting a baby, but the roads are blocked by snow and the ambulance can't make it up the hill. Pat has a plan, everyone helps and the day is saved.

Simple illustrated story about a breezy day in Greendale.

Join Postman Pat and Jess as they travel around Greendale, and see how many familiar words and faces you can spot along the way! Young children will have lots of fun recognising familiar words and developing their vocabulary with the help of Postman Pat and Jess.

One of a series, this is a small format Postman Pat and Jess the Cat book about Postman Pat's cat up a tree party. It is designed to be fun to read, handy to hold and easy to keep in the reader's pocket.

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One of Britain's best-loved characters, Postman Pat, is back again with another adventure. This is a collection of three stories about Postman Pat on audio cassette, with an accompanying book. It contains Postman Pat has Too Many Parcels; Postman Pat and the Hole in the Road; and Postman Pat and the Big Surprise.

Katy and Tom Pottage decide to build a dam in the stream near their house. The ducks love the new pond but that night, it begins to rain and rain. When Postman Pat arrives the next morning to deliver the letters, he finds out just how wet a flood can be!

Wherever he goes, Pat's friends offer him delicious things to eat. Soon he won't be able to button up his suit. This is the fifth book in the Postman Pat Beginner Reader series, based on the popular television series

Was sind Wombels ? So genau kann man das nicht sagen.Es sind keine Bärchen und haben doch einen Pelz. Es sind keine Igel, haben aber ein spitzes Schnäuzchen. Es sind keine Zwerge und können sprechen.Wombels sind liebenswerte kleine Wesen, die in Höhlen unter der Erde wohnen. Eines ist ihnen gemeinsam. Sie sind schrecklich ordentlich. Immer räumen sie hinter den Menschen her und sammelnalles auf, was die Menschen verloren oder weggeworfen haben.Ein Benziger Kinderbuch