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Tier- und Bauernhofsticker satt - in diesem Stickerbuch für die AllerkleinstenAuf dem Bauernhof ist was los!Die Ziegen genießen das frische Gras, aber die kleine Ziege Zora balanciert lieber auf Papas Rücken. Malte mopst sich eine Birne vom Baum und beißt genüsslich hinein, während seine Hunde Bonni und Bruno Tauziehen spielen. Hier kann nach Herzenslust geklebt, verziert und mit 300 Stickern ein lebendiger Bauernhof mit all seinen tierischen und menschliche Bewohnern zum Leben erweckt werden. In den 13 in diesem Stickerheft enthaltenen Hofszenen ist so einiges zu entdecken und einzukleben.Das Stickerheft ist ein schönes Geschenk für kleine Tier- und Landwirtschaftsfans.Ein Stickerheft:¿ Das Stickerbuch ist für Kinder ab 3 Jahren geeignet.¿ Kühe, Schweine, Hühner, Pferde, ... Viele Bauernhoftiere sowie diverse große und kleine menschliche Hofbewohner und -bewohnerinnen und viele Dekogegenstände in Stickerform sind in diesem Buch enthalten.¿ Auf 13 verschiedene Hintergründe vom Kuhstall über das Maisfeld und den Bauerngarten, bis hin zum Hofladen können die über 300 Sticker eingeklebt werden.¿ Das Stickerbuch ist ein schönes Geschenk für Kinder im Kindergartenalter.¿ Auf die Sticker - Fertig - Los!

Make tummy time extra fun for little ones with this fold-out concertina book with a mirror!Say hello to the animals with a busy farm scene on one side and friendly animal faces and a mirror for babies to see themselves on the other.This dazzling board book is designed with tummy time in mind - a gentle exercise where a baby lies on their front to help strengthen their muscles and improve their head control. The fold-out format allows the book to be spread out in-front of a baby, while the bold colours stimulate their developing eyesight. With bright, jaunty artwork from Louise Lockhart - the widely-known illustrator behind The Printed Peanut online shop - this delightful new series will captivate even the wriggliest of babies.Includes a FREE Nosy Crow Stories Aloud® audiobook! Scan the code, hear the story.

It's a hot summer day in July, and while kids are playing on the docks and adults lounging by the shore, two boys set off on an adventure of their own: to hunt down blueberries! In their paddleboat, the boys are unstoppable, and their song rings out for all to hear! Of course, they don't realize that there are many animals listening, too. As the boys paddle to search for those sweet treats hidden under leafy green canopies, they have a bigger audience than they ever imagined! This delightful story in verse is all about the bounty of nature, and the wonder that Eastern Ontario's outdoors has to offer. Children and adults alike will be captivated by these sweet, simple tales.

Growing up in the Kitchen Witch Diner, twelve-year-old Millie Radford is close to the farmers, growers, and producers of Coal Hollow, Virginia that help supply her family's diner with ingredients. They are life-long friends and cherished neighbors.But, when a big peanut company starts industrializing the area and monopolizing peanut processing, small farmers can't compete and begin going out of business. The entire region experiences the negative economic consequences, including Millie's beloved Kitchen Witch Diner.Millie hopes winning an annual baking contest will help bring notoriety and customers to the struggling diner like it does every year. This year more than any other, the Kitchen Witch needs the boost in sales. It should be an easy win.Instead, Millie finds herself having real competition this year from Nicole Johnson, the daughter of the peanut tycoon and a past winner of a televised national baking show.When things don't go as planned, Millie decides to use the opportunity she's been given to highlight local food in Coal Hollow. If she can showcase the farmers and producers in her beloved community in addition to the diner, they may all stand a chance at saving their community.

'Life is a bore when you haven't got chores, When you're staring at screens the whole day...' They've taken you mustering, and working in the cattle yards. This time, husband and wife team Jet and Katie Jones stick a little closer to home, and explore the fun that can be had while doing chores. Join three bush kids, as they fight dragons, race Pharlap down the track, and chase bushrangers.Life is never boring when you have the bush as your playground!

In Calvin and the Red Neck Wagon, young Calvin asks Dad for a wagon, but Dad suggests rather than buy one, they drive to rural Virginia to visit Auntie Carol and Uncle Loren to build a wagon from used car and truck parts where Uncle Loren has stored many old cars up on blocks under blue tarps. Together, Uncle Loren, Dad, and Calvin search for used parts and build a 6-foot wagon complete with truck steering wheels for tires, a truck toolbox for a wagon bed, dual mirrors, and a red fuel filler neck from an ancient VW Beetle. They even found a Hurst shifter knob to accent the wagon handle. For authenticity, an actual photo of the completed wagon appears in the back of the book.

Lily and the Talking Flower is the delightful story of a little girl who encounters magical experiences in nature, and learns an important lifelong lesson of the beauty that lies within all living things.

Plant a seed in a child to learn about agriculture, nutrition, care for creation, and develop a love for the Creator. Learn self-sustainability and the concept of food as medicine, through this engaging story of a grandmother lovingly reaching back and pouring knowledge into her grandson during a Spring Break of 'Homesteading with Grandma' to remember. Celebrate the generational love of family and the inspiration of wisdom for growth in children and adults alike.¿¿Alia continues her grandmother's legacy of hard work, research, and faith as she diligently pursues her own personal journey of health and agriculture to become more self-sufficient and heal herself naturally. It is her mission to reach back and help others learn how to do the same. But most importantly, to help the children of our future.

How is honey made?This charming story educates and engages young readers by taking them on a guided tour to collect and produce honey. Providing a special look at the life of a beekeeping family, author Elissa Kerr takes children on a fun-filled and informative explanation of honey's trip from the beehive to a jar on the kitchen table. Learn the answers to questions such as:What does the inside of a beehive look like?How do you prevent stings while harvesting honey or caring for bees?What tools and equipment do beekeepers use? Adorable illustrations paired with step-by-step information create a clear and appealing book that feeds children's curiosity and supports the joy of learning. The perfect choice for home or the classroom.

The care of horses' mouths and teeth is essential for their overall health and wellness. Since their teeth grow continuously throughout their life, they need regular dental care. There is no one better for that job than an equine dentist who is passionate about what she does and is gifted in helping all horses live their best lives. You will love sharing the adventures of Ashley Starrett, owner of Denim Dentistry, as she travels all over the world helping horses with her gift.

Doing the same things over and over can get old. Harley and her friends are living it up on the ranch. One day, Harley gets a feeling that there must be more to life. Join Harley as she leaves her friends and home to head out in search of adventure. Will Harley find where she belongs? Where Harley Belongs celebrates friendship, belonging, and love for home.

Farmer Pete's farm was known for growing many delicious vegetables, but his pumpkin patch was the most famous pumpkin patch in the entire county! Farmer Pete grew the biggest, roundest, most orange pumpkins in town, and everyone waited all year to go pick one of Farmer Pete's pumpkins for their Halloween Jack-o'-lanterns. But Farmer Pete's pumpkin patch wasn't like all the others. Every morning, as the sun rose over the horizon, the pumpkins would come to life. It was common knowledge that the biggest pumpkin in the patch was the ruler, and the patch had had some wonderful leaders. But this year they had the worst, most horrendous leader of all: King Boris. King Boris was greedy and mean, and under his reign, all the other pumpkins suffered. He stole all the sunlight and rain, and didn't allow the other pumpkins to grow. With King Boris' rule over the patch, how would any of the other pumpkins grow to be big, round, and orange enough to be chosen for Jack-o'-lanterns? How would Farmer Pete make enough money to keep his farm open for another year? Patch Work is a delightfully dark story of how teamwork, kindness, and resourcefulness always triumph over tyranny, even when hope seems lost.

This children's book is the beginning of a series based on true events. It starts with a man who knew nothing about horses until he found his first, Cindy. As you read, you will learn how these two bonded, made a career, and became icons on the waterfront in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, Canada.

Barnstabella is a story told by a barn as it opens its doors to 19 beautiful illustrations showing us where and how the animals live. Barnstabella helps us to see how the farm animals share with us to provide things like food and clothing, helping us to live and making our lives more comfortable.

Mélissa est une jeune abeille qui doit accomplir une mission spéciale pour sa mère, la reine. Elle fera un bon bout de chemin afin de trouver un endroit avec du pollen, du nectar et de l'eau. Grâce à la danse des abeilles frétillantes, elle va aider à sauver la ruche. Mais la reine aura une surprise pour Mélissa . . . Quelque chose qu'elle n'aurait jamais imaginé!

Anna and her brother, Nathan, love spending time at their grandparents' house. In the summer, they especially love picking blueberries with Grandma to make her yummy homemade blueberry pancakes. Join them in this sweet and simple story about the loving memories grandparents and grandchildren make while sharing in the joy of cooking a family favorite recipe. As a bonus, Grandma's blueberry pancake recipe is at the end of the story. Best for young listeners and readers ages 1-6. Book size: 8x10in, 28 pages.

This unique picture book has neither human nor animal characters, but instead features the wind speaking to the grass, explaining how long grasses are both like and unlike the waves of the ocean. Through lyrical prose and breathtaking impressionist-style paintings, the reader follows the wind's journey over sea and land: the many moods of the ocean, the different seasons of the grassy field. We see glimpses of the birds that live off the bounty of the ocean, and the birds and flowers that live among the grasses.Through this nature metaphor, the story, without becoming didactic, teaches children about seeing commonality and celebrating differences.

Annie loves her hometown on the prairie. She has beautiful things, dear friends, and plenty to do. But her father's dream comes true when he secures their family their own homestead in the wilderness of British Columbia, and Annie must leave her beloved town behind. The journey is difficult, and life in the wild is different and strange. As Annie meets new people, explores her new surroundings, and faces new challenges, she has to wonder: what does it take to make a home?

Thunder's Christmas Story by Beverly Bruemmer, illustrated by Stacy JordonThunder's Christmas Story by Beverly Bruemmer, illustrated by Stacy JordonThunder's Christmas Story by Beverly Bruemmer, illustrated by Stacy Jordon

A brisk, kindly tale for young listeners and old-fashioned souls alike. Careless Kate invites families to pause, reflect, and read aloud together.Oliver Optic's classic works rise anew in this thoughtful republication by Alpha Editions. The story unfolds through simple, vivid adventures that illuminate the consequences of carelessness and the wisdom of discipline, while keeping warmth, humour, and human feeling at the centre. Its form and aims-moral tales told with clarity for early readers-make it a natural companion to an evening family reading night and a doorway into nineteenth century america with a Victorian setting. For readers who adore Horatio Alger's stride and Louisa May Alcott's compassionate tone, this piece offers a familiar yet distinct invitation to wonder, learn, and grow.This edition is more than a reprint: it is a collector's item and a cultural treasure, restored for today's and future generations to enjoy. Its enduring appeal lies in accessible language, vivid scenes of childhood mischief tempered by love and family discipline, and the sure sense that small choices shape character. Fans of children's literature, juvenile fiction, and classic-era reform tales will find both nostalgia and fresh value here-an ideal addition to an early reader collection and a cornerstone of enduring literary heritage.

Twelve-year-old Hunter Higgins has been dreaming about his first hunting trip for as long as he can remember. He's taken the classes, earned his license, and become one of the best marksmen in his family. Now he's old enough to join his father, grandfather, and uncle at their cabin for the first weekend of hunting season.There's only one problem: Hunter isn't sure he can kill an animal. To make things more complicated, when they arrive at the cabin, his cousin Yumi is there with her friend Annette, who Hunter secretly has a crush on. Anxious about the hunt and the humiliation of possibly failing, Hunter grapples with what it means to have the power of life and death in his hands, and must decide what role he wishes to play in his relationship to nature and to wildlife.