Nick Butterworth je známý svými poutavými příběhy pro děti, zejména těmi o Percy, správci parku. Jeho díla, která často doprovází vlastní ilustrace, se vyznačují hravým duchem a schopností vtáhnout mladé čtenáře do kouzelného světa. Butterworth se zaměřuje na jednoduché, ale podmanivé narativy, které rezonují s dětskou představivostí. Jeho celoživotní práce v oblasti ilustrace a psaní z něj činí mistra v tvorbě vizuálně i příběhově bohatých knih.
Bohatě ilustrovaná kniha 8 příběhů - podobenství, která vyprávěl Ježíš: 1. Ztracená ovce 2. Drahocená perla 3. Dva synové 4. Dům na skále 5. Deset stříbrných moncí 6. Úzká brána 7. Milosrdný cizinec 8. Bohatý sedlák
Stories of truth, love and wisdom. The omnibus edition includes eight of Jesus' best loved stories.
On a snowy night when a park keeper takes the animals into his hut for warmth, things get too crowded for comfort.
"Christmas time. A happy time, or so it should be. Why then, on this Christmas Eve, do two small mice look so unhappy? Lottie and Jack have one big problem. That Cat. How can the mice stop Angus the cat from spoiling everything?"--Page [4] of cover
When Amanda reads her toys a story about chasing butterflies, she suddenly has a wonderful thought - hidden, somewhere, almost forgotten, she has a butterfly net all of her own. When it rains, however, Amanda takes her net to the shed where she finds a fairy with a broken wing.
A modern classic by the best-selling creators of Percy the Park Keeper and Kipper celebrating that great tradition: The Nativity Play.
A classic gift edition of best-loved Percy the Park Keeper stories.
Percy the Park Keeper helps his animal friends in this popular story from highly-regarded, best-selling author-illustrator and creator of Q Pootle 5, Nick Butterworth. Includes a fabulous fold-out poster!
An old rabbit's sleep is disturbed by a group of playing mice and the rabbit is rather cross. Percy persuades the mice to play elsewhere, but it is not long before they awaken the rabbit again. Will poor old rabbit ever be allowed to sleep?
The Rich Farmer grew more and more corn until his barns were bursting. Is he clever, or just really silly?
