Daisy Hirst Knihy

Eigentlich hat Natalie Alfonso richtig lieb, bis sie ihn dabei erwischt, wie er ihr Lieblingsbuch verputzt ... DAS MACHT MAN EINFACH NICHT! Ein kunterbuntes Bilderbuch über kleine Geschwister-Monsterchen!

The story revolves around Natalie and Alphonse, two lovable monster siblings, as they experience their first sleepover at Granny's house. They plan a theatrical performance complete with red curtains and special treats. However, a conflict arises when Alphonse feels excluded from the show. With Granny's guidance, the siblings resolve their differences. After a cozy night and a delightful breakfast, they eagerly prepare to showcase their imaginative play to their parents, highlighting themes of creativity, sibling bonds, and the joys of family.

Brother and sister monsters fall out and make up in spectacular style in this warm, witty story.

"What if one of your drawings became real? Nomi loves drawing, though she's often not sure how many legs to give a dog. It's much easier to draw fish because she has a fish. But she's not allowed a dog in her flat. Stephen tells her to get real - why should she have a dog? At bedtime Nomi tells her drawing of Mallory the dog to get real. Why should he be special? And in the dead of night Mallory DOES. He's real! Nomi has her own dog friend! And then the adventures really begin... A magical story celebrating the power of a creative imagination"--Publisher's description.

Als Isabel, das Mädchen mit dem Papagei auf dem Kopf, ihren besten Freund für immer verliert, ist sie sehr wütend. Sie beschließt, dass sie keine Freunde braucht. Schließlich hat sie das perfekte Ordnungssystem, mit dem sie alles unter Kontrolle hat. Bis ein ungeahntes Problem auftaucht - und mit dem Problem auch gleich ein neuer Freund.

Featuring a whimsical array of food preferences, this book showcases a variety of cheeky monsters with delightfully strange tastes. From peaches and pears to shoes and chairs, each monster's unique eating habits are sure to amuse young readers. Daisy Hirst's charming illustrations and playful narrative cater to all types of eaters, making it a perfect read for children who find humor in the absurdity of food choices. This delightful story encourages laughter and imagination among little ones.

How do monsters get where they’re going? In a silly showcase of vehicles, Daisy Hirst offers a fresh spin on a favorite toddler subject.There’s more than one way for a little monster to travel! Skeeter speeds by on a scooter, and Willa likes to walk. Beatrice and Bobby take the bus, and there goes Rodney riding a rabbit! Kieran has high hopes of getting there by kite, and then there’s Catya, being carried by a cat. Every vehicle-loving toddler who likes a good giggle—and what toddler doesn’t?—will come running for Daisy Hirst’s charming and colorful ode to things that go.

The book features a whimsical array of comically mismatched clothing choices made by charming little monsters. Each character showcases their unique style, from Simon's socks to Lester's leaf ensemble, creating a delightful and humorous fashion parade. With playful illustrations and silly combinations, this story encourages creativity and laughter, making it irresistible to young readers. The lighthearted theme of self-expression through fashion adds to its appeal, inviting children to explore their own imaginative outfits.

Hilda the pot-bellied pig lives at the foot of a hill. Life is uneventful and she is always where she expects herself to be. At the top of the hill lives a mischievous baby who is never ever where people expect him to be ... which is why he is known as the Runaway Baby. But on a high-speed escapade in a pram, the Runaway Baby and Hilda's worlds collide ... and an unlikely friendship begins

A country bear takes the train to the city in this warm and funny story that's perfect for first readers.