Weedy Me
- 64 pages
- 3 hours of reading
Grandad thinks that boys aren't what they used to be, but gets proved otherwise when his grandson does exactly the same as he used to do.
This author brings pages to life with playful illustrations and gentle humor that gets to the heart of storytelling. Their work often explores themes of childhood, discovery, and the power of imagination. Through vibrant colors and expressive characters, they draw young readers into enchanting worlds. Their creations are a celebration of simple joys and the boundless possibilities found within every narrative.






Grandad thinks that boys aren't what they used to be, but gets proved otherwise when his grandson does exactly the same as he used to do.
Illustrated in full colour throughout, this collection of stories will appeal to all young readers who are horse and pony lovers.
Physical xix,415p; 22cm. Originally published The complete poems of Patrick Kavanagh, New York : P. Kavanagh Hand Press, 1972. Kavanagh, Patrick 1904-1967. Irish Poetry. Poetry.
Mrs Chumley is in trouble. While shopping, her purse is snatched. Natty thinks she saw the thieves and needs Ned the magic pony's help to prove it. Undercover, Natty and Ned overhear plans for another robbery! Will the rollerblading gang fall into Natty's trap or will they escape and get revenge?
Den ganzen Tag begleitet Elefantenjunge Nino seine Mutter durch die Savanne und erlebt allerlei Lustiges. Ab 2