Collection: Junior Fiction - Bilingual

The first story is a traditional folk story from Algeria about the friendship of four animals in the Saharan desert and the second is a modern story from Iraq about a bus journey from Najaf to Karbala

Rhyming text and lift-the-flap illustrations depict a variety of things that fly, including a bee, hot air balloon, and kite, and invite the reader to guess their identity.

Rhyming text and lift-the-flap illustrations depict a variety of things that fly, including a bee, hot air balloon, and kite, and invite the reader to guess their identity.

Little Tiger was very naughty. He did not like going to bed. Every night when Mummy Tiger said 'Bedtime', Little Tiger would say 'But I don't want to go to bed'

Little Tiger was very naughty. He did not like going to bed. Every night when Mummy Tiger said 'Bedtime', Little Tiger would say 'But I don't want to go to bed'

Little Tiger was very naughty. He did not like going to bed. Every night when Mummy Tiger said 'Bedtime', Little Tiger would say 'But I don't want to go to bed'

Rhyming couplets and lift-up flaps help the reader identify pictures of common objects.

Rhyming couplets and lift-up flaps help the reader identify pictures of common objects.

Rhyming couplets and lift-up flaps help the reader identify pictures of common objects.

When the day has ended and everyone's fallen asleep, a young boy embarks on an adventure with his friend, the Moon. Their unusual journey is described in lyrical verse, creating a magical story that celebrates the serene beauty of the world at night.