Baby Elephant is looking for a bathtub but every one he finds belongs to someone else. From a tiny ant to a pig, the creatures are using everyday items as their bath tub. So Baby Elephant can’t find one to use. This sweet story helps children learn about size, small and large and learn to identify different creatures and objects.
Twelve little gods represent the twelve signs of the zodiac teaching children about the Chinese year cycles. An introduction to an essential part of Asia’s culture, holidays and everyday life.
Mr. Elephant has many talents. He can carry logs, entertain and even become a teapot! But the one thing he can’t do is jump. His animal friends, who are great at jumping, try to teach him how to do it. But will he be able to learn? Why should it matter?
It’s very cold in winter and small animals are shivering. The elephant hugs each one to make them warm. But then the elephant is cold and the little animals come together to help warm him up. A tale of friendship and loyalty - and why they matter!
Meet Heckerty explains how a 409 year old witch who needs to get a new passport for her trip to China, turns her face green. One day she finds new spots on her face and decides to magic herself beautiful. With the help of her cat Zanzibar she makes magic soap but she doesn’t remember the spell, and oh - no - she turns her face bright green.
Meet Heckerty explains how a 409 year old witch who needs to get a new passport for her trip to China, turns her face green. One day she finds new spots on her face and decides to magic herself beautiful. With the help of her cat Zanzibar she makes magic soap but she doesn’t remember the spell, and oh - no - she turns her face bright green.
Meet Heckerty explains how a 409 year old witch who needs to get a new passport for her trip to China, turns her face green. One day she finds new spots on her face and decides to magic herself beautiful. With the help of her cat Zanzibar she makes magic soap but she doesn’t remember the spell, and oh - no - she turns her face bright green.
Peter Rabbit, a mischievous bunny disobeys his mother and runs into a farmer’s garden. There he over eats on radishes, carrots and lettuces, until he is seen and chased by the farmer. Peter is scared and hides in a watering can, but he sneezes and the farmer chases him around the garden. Does Peter escape, or will the farmer catch him first?
Benjamin Bunny is Peter’s cousin who encourages the naughty rabbit to return to the farmer’s garden to steal his clothes off the scarecrow. Mission accomplished they are trying to leave the garden when they meet a cat. They decide to hide in the an upturned basket, which might have worked had not the cat decided to go to sleep on top of it. Benjamin’s father goes to find them. Will he discover their hiding place and rescue his son and nephew?
The Flopsy Bunnies are the children of Benjamin and Flopsy Bunny. One afternoon they go hunting for lettuces with their father. But eating too much lettuce makes you sleepy and while the little bunnies have a nap, the farmer comes and captures them all and ties them up in a sack. Will they escape? And if they do, what tricks will they play on the farmer?
Jeremy Fisher is a very fine frog who lives near a pond. He likes to think that he’s a good fisherman and sets off one day to catch fish for dinner with his friends. Unfortunately he has a bad day. First a spiky fish jumps out of the water and bites him on the foot, and then a huge fish swallows him. Poor Mr. Jeremy! Will he escape and see his friends again?
Mrs. Tittlemouse is a quiet little field mouse who keeps her house very tidy. However friends and neighbours drop by her home and make it messy and dirty, especially her friend Mr. Jackson, the toad. He sits by her fire and makes her home very wet. Eventually Mrs. Tittlemouse cleans her house and has a party. But how will she keep Mr. Jackson from making her house dirty again? And will he still be her friend?
