Book Review: Brian Lies’ Bats at the Beach
Quick, call out! Tell all you can reach: the night is just perfect for bats at the beach!
Quick, call out! Tell all you can reach: the night is just perfect for bats at the beach!
A children’s picture about about being Quiet in the Garden and how it allows you to see and hear so much in that not-so-quiet garden.
A suitcase, jars of marmalade, and a label requesting care accompanies a small bear from Peru on the adventure of a lifetime, as he stows away for England.
It starts with a cry in the night, an unexpected evil that transforms Philadelphia and the weak into nightmares, causing the city to come alive with horrors.
Lucy’s mother intends to stop Councilman Trustable and the town council from demolishing the old clock. But can a timing dragon really help?
After fiddling with the box while Mimi was away, Leo Zifkak and his cousin must put the world of Rondo to rights and find a missing wizard and free an innocent man.
Having survived pickpocketing Nevery’s locus magicalicus, the wizard takes Conn on as an apprentice, even as they race to discover who or what is stealing the city’s magic.
When Lucy suspects there’s a ‘monster’ in her bedroom, her mum knows exactly what to do. Liz makes a guard dragon, Gruffen, to look after her…
Gruntly is a hog who refuses to share and is quite happy to take. And is he in for a surprise when he discovers the true treasure at the end of the hunt!
Excuses, excuses that can lead from grumpy to funny to giggly in this picture book for two- to six-year-old readers.