"All creatures grim and evil, under the tired sun, are settling down - and so must you, my horrible little one..."It's time to go to bed, and whether you are a phantom, a vampire, a Dark Lord or a yeti, you still must brush your teeth, put on your pyjamas, and settle down with a cosy story. Warm, loving and slimy, Sleep Tight, Disgusting Blob is a rhyming delight, ending with a kiss and sweet dreams for all.
An authoritative guide to the many uses one can make of a traditional Welsh hat: 101 to be precise. Though number 34 is questionable, number 64 is probably illegal and number 81 should not be attempted without a medical professional on standby.
Let''s go for a bus ride in this simple counting book full of fun and humour. The picture story book for 0-3 year olds opens with the driver being the sole occupant of the bus as it travels around town. One by one, various travellers alight, together with prams, bags, pets, etc - until the bus is full and the driver loses his temper, with...
Seren and Sbarc, the hapless heroes, go on a series of madcap adventures in this collection of comic strips, puzzles and activities from the ever-popular masters of humour, Huw Aaron and Elidir Jones.
Let''s go for a bus ride in this simple counting book full of fun and humour. The picture story book for 0-3 year olds opens with the driver being the sole occupant of the bus as it travels around town. One by one, various travellers alight, together with prams, bags, pets, etc - until the bus is full and the driver loses his temper, with...
A colourful, 32 page, A4 activity book. Packed with lively double-page illustrations, the task is to find the baby dragon and other items hiding in amusing scenes from traditional Welsh myths and legends. Guaranteed to provide hours of fun for all the family!
A hilarious and zany poem by the artist Huw Aaron about weird and wonderful characters who go to a tea party. A colourful and entertaining characterisation of all the letters of the Welsh alphabet.
10 illustrated double pages, with each spread offering a chance to look for Boc, the little red dragon, who''s hiding on each page. Children and parents can also look for other things, and discuss and ask questions. A Welsh twist on the Where''s Wally? books.
The story of a girl growing up in a city of towers with everyone spending every day building their towers higher and HIGHER, but the little girl questions the routine and longs for something more A story with a positive message told in a gentle way with light- hearted illustrations by Huw Aaron. -- Cyngor Llyfrau Cymru
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