Suzanne Chiew Books

A terrible storm is coming! Badger is working hard to keep everyone safe, but who will look after his own home in the old oak tree?

Murray Bear has lots of worries. What if the waterfall he's visiting is too loud? What if he's not very good at climbing? And what if all his friends laugh at him? With the help of his sister, Milly, Murray makes a special box in which to keep all his worries. But can the worry box really help? Perfect for children dealing with anxiety.

When Badger and his friends find a rope, a basket, and a piece of cloth in the woods, they are quick to think of some brilliant ways of recycling them. But then they discover a mole stuck in a tree who needs their help. Can Badger come up with a clever plan to rescue their new friend in need?

Badger and friends are enjoying a glorious day in the warm summer sun when they discover the stream has run dry! Badger has a plan to find water, but the journey will be long, hot and hard. Can the friends find water before it's too late?

Tweet tweet! Three little birds have been parted from their flock, and the youngest has hurt her wing! Clever Badger builds a flying machine, and the friends set off on a thrilling adventure. But will they be fast enough to reach the other birds?

Stella has found a wishing star! She knows she must use it wisely, but there are so many things to wish for. How can she choose? A twinkling tale of friendship and kindness - perfect for sharing at bedtime.

The story unfolds as Badger enjoys a peaceful day reading in the woods when Mouse discovers a rope, prompting a series of adventures. With Rabbit's find of a large cloth and Bird's urgent news about a mole stuck in a tree, the friends unite to devise a clever plan for the rescue. Themes of friendship, teamwork, and problem-solving are central as Badger leads the effort to save their friend in need.

This beautifully illustrated book is a heart-warming celebration of love.

Puh, was für ein warmer, trockener Sommer! Seit Wochen scheint die Sonne vom strahlend blauen Himmel herab. Eigentlich finden die Tiere das ganz schön. Doch dann versiegt auch noch das letzte Rinnsal im Fluss und die Frösche im Teich sitzen auf dem Trockenen. Gut, dass der kleine Dachs eine Idee hat, wo es Wasser geben könnte. Aber es ist ein weiter und sehr beschwerlicher Weg dorthin Eine Geschichte über Freundschaft, Mut und den unschätzbaren Wert des Wassers. Ab 3 Jahren

„Ich freu mich so, dass es dich gibt“, flüstert Mama Bär der kleinen Lilly zu. „Mit dir ist die Welt noch viel schöner." Gemeinsam gehen die beiden Bären auf eine abwechslungsreiche Entdeckungsreise, die sie immer wieder zum Staunen bringt - vom Frühling bis zum Winter. Neben Marienkäfer, Eichhörnchen, Mohnblumen, Sternenhimmel und viel anderem Spannendem erleben Kinder in diesem Bilderbuch mit, was es heißt, geliebt zu werden. Eine einzigartige Liebeserklärung an Natur, Schöpfung und die Mutter-Kind-Beziehung