Collection: Junior Fiction - Bilingual

Once upon a time, a white fluffy cat lived in the corner of a big garden. She had soft, long hair, and was very pretty. But she had no friends and was very lonely....

Rhyming couplets and lift-up flaps help the reader figure out what animal is being described.

Rhyming couplets and lift-up flaps help the reader figure out what animal is being described.

Alfons has just moved. He does not know anyone here. Mallgan is his secret friend, invisibke and obedient. But what helps a good friend when the the big guys are scared?

There is a new cat in the house, and all the mice are scarred. The leader of the mice has a plan to put a bell on the cat so all the mice know when she is near.

Someone is at the door, who can it be? It’s Helen the Hippo and Tom the Alligator, ready to play. Spot and his friends spend the day together, identifying who makes each sound —just as we do when we lift the flap on each page. Maximum six words to a page.

One evening Li got his first wobbly tooth. He wibbled and wobbled it until it came out. Now what should he do? His friends have many suggestions: Throw the tooth in the river for luck. Bury it. Wait for the tooth fairy..But Grandma knows just what to do..

One evening Li got his first wobbly tooth. He wibbled and wobbled it until it came out. Now what should he do? His friends have many suggestions: Throw the tooth in the river for luck. Bury it. Wait for the tooth fairy..But Grandma knows just what to do...

One evening Li got his first wobbly tooth. He wibbled and wobbled it until it came out. Now what should he do? His friends have many suggestions: Throw the tooth in the river for luck. Bury it. Wait for the tooth fairy..But Grandma knows just what to do..

One evening Li got his first wobbly tooth. He wibbled and wobbled it until it came out. Now what should he do? His friends have many suggestions: Throw the tooth in the river for luck. Bury it. Wait for the tooth fairy..But Grandma knows just what to do..