Böcker av Georgiana Deutsch

Once upon a sleepy forest, there was a not-so-sleepy wolf. No matter what he tries, he just cannot fall asleep. "Sleep must be hiding!" Wolf decides. "I''ll just have to go and find it!" The perfect bedtime book for little ones who just can''t fall asleep!When wolf cannot fall asleep, he embarks on a journey with his friends to look for sleep -- from dens to burrows and everything in between. Will they ever find sleep? Or will they discover that it''s sleep that needs to find them, after all?

With colorful felt tabs on every page and bright bold artwork this is an engaging book for little ones who enjoy mermaids, unicorns, narwhals, and dragons.Join an adventurous mouse as she dives into a fascinating world of fiery dragons, singing narwhals, magical mermaids, and more! Each page can be opened with a brightly colored felt tab!

Every young fan of whizzy wheels will love bringing emergency vehicles to life - from shiny fire engines to speedy helicopters. Push the buttons in this noisy light-up book to turn on the flashing lights and listen to emergency teams BEEP, WHIZZ and WHIRR their way to the rescue!

It's bedtime in the forest, but Wolf is WIDE AWAKE. No matter what he tries, he just can't get to sleep! There's only one explanation: sleep must be hiding! But where could it be? And will Wolf EVER find it?

It's just the right sort of night for adventure. But - EEK! - who's that hiding by the lake?A playful tale of finding friends in unexpected places.

With colorful felt tabs on every page, this is the perfect book to introduce counting from 1 to 5 to young children.Join one friendly mouse, two cheerful elephants, and more friends as they explore a wonderful world of numbers!

The perfect story to encourage children to treat others as they would like to be treated.Down by the moonlit lake, Bramble fox is in for a BIG SURPRISE... There''s another fox! "That fox startled me!" grumped Bramble. "How RUDE!" Will these two foxes be able to be friends?

Bear is always grumpy. He has a furry frown, a sulky scowl and a grizzly, grumbly GROWL. What will it take to make Bear smile? Could it be . . . a snow rabbit? Or maybe even . . . a friend?