The Very Busy Spider


Title:  The Very Busy Spider

Author: Eric Carle

Illustator: Eric Carle 

Publisher: Philomel Books 

Published: 2004

Blurb: Learn to tell time as The Very Busy Spider spins her web.

Revolting Rhymes

Title:  Revolting Rhymes

Author: Roald Dahl

Illustrator: Quentin Blake

Publisher: Penguin books

Published: February 1982

Blurb: -

Pancakes, Pancakes

Title: Pancakes, Pancakes

Author: Eric Carle

Illustator: Eric Carle

Publisher: Scholastic Inc.

Published: November, 1992

Blurb: Eric Carle author of The Very Hungry Caterpillar serves up another recipe for fun in this tale of Jack, who wakes up hungry for an enormous pancake for breakfast. But before he can enjoy his pancake, he must first get flour from the miller, an egg from the black hen, milk from the spotted cow and butter churned from fresh cream.


  


TALES OF A FOURTH GRADE NOTHING






Title: TALES OF A FOURTH GRADE NOTHING 

Author: Judy Blume

Publisher: A Fudge Aventure

Published: 2003 

Blurb: Peter Hatcher's younger brother fudge may be little,
but he's one BIG heap of trouble.



Lewis Carroll



Title: Poetry for Young People: Lewis Carroll

Author: Edward Mendelson

Illustator: Eric Copeland

Publisher: SCHOLASTIC Inc.

Published: 2001

Blurb: "Beware the jabberwock my son!
The jaws that bite, the claws that catch!
Beware the jujub bird, and shun 
The frumious Bandersnatch!"

It's Mine!



Title:  It's Mine!

Author: Leo Lionni

Illustator: ----

Publisher: Scholastic Inc.

Published: 1995

Blurb:----

The rabbit and the tortoise

Title:  The rabbit and the tortoise

Author: Carol Barnett

Illustator: 

Publisher: Oxford University Press

Published:  1983

Blurb: Stepping into English is a lively series of readers at three levels for young children learning English. Stimulating, full-colour illustrations are key features in the presentation of both traditional and favourite stories.

"Slowly, Slowly, Slowly", said the Sloth.

Title:  "Slowly, Slowly, Slowly", said the Sloth.

Author: Eric  Carle.

Illustator:  Eric  Carle.

Publisher: SCHOLASTIC INC .

Published: 2002

Blurb: Why are we always in a hurry? Rush. Rush. Rush. We scurry from here and there. We play computer games and then- quick! click!-we watch TV. We eat fast food. Everyone tells us to make it snappy! Hurry up! Time is flying! Step on it! There's so little time just to be with friends, to watch a sunset or gaze at a star-filled sky. Ah, what we could learn -even if just a litte- from the gentle sloth who slowly, slowly, slowly crawls along a branch of a tree, eats a little, sleeps a lot, and lives in peace.

The Shark Who Was Afraid of Everything


Title: The Shark Who Was Afraid of  Everything

Author: Brian James

Illustator: Bruce Mcnally

Publisher: Scholastic

Published: 2002

Blurb: Under the sea, where all the sharks played, Sharkie the shark was always afraid . What good is a shark who is always scared? I'll go far away where no one will care!  Lily the Little fish watched Sharkie leave.  Lily the Little fish followed his lead.


My Apron


Title:  My Apron 
 
Author: Eric Carle

Illustator: Eric Carle

Publisher: SCHOLASTIC

Published: 1994

Blurb: This is a true story from Eric Carle´s childhood!

Walter the Baker


Title:  Walter the Baker


Author: Eric Carle

Illustator: Eric Carle

Publisher: SCHOLASTIC Inc.

Published: 1972

Blurb: Walter the Baker invented a roll that the sun can shine through three times. What do you think it is?

MUZZY AND THE BABY SNOW

Title: MUZZY AND THE BABY SNOW 

Author: Hazel Imbert 

Illustator: Richard Taylor 

Publisher: BBC English 

Published:  1991

Blurb: This reader is designed to reinforce and expand the language learnt in MUZZY Comes Back .

Esio Trot




Title:  Esio Trot

Author: Roald Dahl

Illustator: Quentin Blake

Publisher: PUFFIN BOOKS

Published: 1990

Blurb: Have you ever wanted to turn into something else? I bet it wasn't a tortoise! This is the story of a very shy man who's in love with a very kind woman, and of the small tortoise  who brings them together.
"Esio Trot reveals Roald Dahl at his sunniest and best... Quentin Blake's drawings make a perfect accompaniment" - The Times 

A House for Hermit Crab



Title:  A House for Hermit Crab 

Author: Eric Carle

Illustator:  Eric Carle 

Publisher: SCHOLASTIC

Published: 1990

Blurb: Eric Carle  is the creator of many beloved books about animals, birds and insects, but he says that he feels particulary fond of Hermit Crab, story to show young readers that new experencies are not be deaded but are reallywonderfull opportunities.

Captain Grant`s Children



Title:  Captail Grant´s  Children

Author: Jules Verne

Illustator: -

Publisher: mmpublications

Published: 2002 MM Publications

Blurb: A classic story carrefully adapted to suit the needs of young learners of English at intermediate level. This book contains full-colour  illustrations to facilitate understanding.

The lion and the mouse


Title:  The lion and the mouse

Author: Carol Barnett

Illustator: -

Publisher: Oxford University Press

Published: 1983

Blurb: Stepping into English is a lively series of readers at three levels for  young children learning English. Stimulating , full - colour illustration are  a key feature in the presentation of both traditonal and favourite stories.

BANYARD BANTER



Title: BANYARD BANTER

Author: Denise Fleming

Publisher: Scholastic

Published: 1962

Blurb: 

Five Minutes´ Peace

Title:  Five Minutes´ Peace

Author: Jill Murphy

Illustator: Jill Murphy

Publisher: SCHOLASTIC

Published: 1986

Blurb: Mrs. Large wants five minutes peace but Laura and her brothes have other ideas.

The rabbit and the tortoise


Title: The rabbit and the tortoise
Author: Carol Barnett
Illustrator:
Publisher: 
Published:

Blurb:

The Very Busy Spider

Title:  The Very Busy  Spider

Author: Eric Carle

Illustrator: Eric Carle

Publisher:  Eric Carle Corporation 

Published: 2006

Blurb: Why  is  the  very  busy spider so busy?
Lift the flaps to find out!

The Big Snowfall



Title: The Big Snowfall

Author: Alison Inches

Illustrator: Gita Lloy and Eric Binder

Publisher: Scholastic

Published: 2003

Blurb:  Hooray!  It's a snow day!

Clifford and his friends love to go sledding, build a snowman, and try to guess what's hiding under all those snowy mounds.
With eye-popping 3-D effects, this winter story invites kids to play along with Clifford and his friends. The enclosed 3-D glasses add to the fun!






The Grouchy Ladybug


Title: The Grouchy Ladybug

Author:Eric Carle

Illustator:Eric Carle

Publisher: Scholastic Inc.

Published: September 1997

Blurb: For twenty years the Grouchy Ladybug has delighted very young readers and listeners . Boldly designed pictures and a humorous text tell the story of a tiny anti-hero like no other . The Grouchy Ladybug didn´t  say "please" or  "thank you" ; it wouldn´t share ;it thought it was bigger and more important than anyone else ; and it was always ready to pick a fight . This fastmoving story with clever die-cut pages invites children to explore the concepts of time , size  , shape ,and manners .They will laugh and learn from this bad - tempered braggart who met its match and became a nicer and better behaved bug.

THE MIXED-UP CHAMELEON


Title: THE MIXED-UP CHAMELEON

Author: Eric Carle

Illustrator: Eric Carle

Publisher: Puffin Books

Published: 1975

BLURB: A chamaleon´s antics with colour,shape and size show what makes each animal different and  



Mister Seahorse



Title: MISTER SEAHORSE

Author: ERIC CARLE

Ilustrator: ERIC CARLE

Publisher: PUFFIN BOOKS

Published: 2004

Blurb: Dear friends In most fish families, after the mother has laid the eggs and the father has fertilized them,the eggs are left on their own.But there are exceptions,such as the seahorse, stickleback,tilapia, kurtus nurseryfish,pipefish,bullhead catfish and some others.Not only are the eggs cared for by a parent but-surprise-that parent is the father.This may sound strange but it is the truth.And this is my story.

The Gruffalo`s Child



Title: The Gruffalo`s Child

Author: Julia Donaldson

Illustrator: Axel Scheffler

Publisher: Macmillan

Published: 2005


Blurb"The Gruffalo said that no gruffalo should "
"Ever set foot in the deep dark wood."
But one wild and windy night the Gruffalo's child ignores her father's warning and tiptoes out into the snow. After all, the Big Bad Mouse doesn't really exist . . . does he?

STINK the Incredible Shrinkig kid



Tittle: Stink the Incredible Shrinking Kid

Author :  Megan Mcdonald

Ilustrator : Peter H.  Reynolds


Publisher : Scholastic


Published  : 2005

Blurb : Meet Judy Moody´s brother !

"The Magic Ring"



Title: "The Magic Ring"

Authors: E. Moutsou and S. Parker.

Publisher: MM Publications.

Published: 1998

Blurb: " A classic story carefully adapted to suit the needs of young learnes of English at Elementary level. This book contains full-colour illustrations to facilitate understanding."

I like it when...



Title: I like it when...

Author: Mary Murphy

Ilustrator: Mary Murphy

Publisher: Scholastic

Published: December 2000

Blurb: A little penguin shares his favourite things with the one he loves most.