Author:Samantha Meredith
A new title in the interactive Little World series from Ladybird - moving board books that make our big world little.
Little World is designed for curious toddlers, allowing them to explore familiar landscapes and faraway places, from cities and beaches to outer space and ocean depths.
The gentle narrative is perfect for reading aloud, guiding children through the wonders of the woodland as they follow rangers, help to grow trees and watch the changing wildlife. A novelty slide, push or pull on every spread will engage children as they spend a day walking through the forest.
Sam Meredith's bright artwork and charming characters encourage interaction and play, with lots to spot, see and enjoy on every spread.
The Little World series:
Introduces the world
Boosts motor skills
Recommended for children aged 2+
Look out for other titles in the Ladybird Little World series:
In the City
To the Moon
Jungle Journey
Under the Sea
To the Beach
At the Airport
Shopping Trip
On the Farm
On Safari
On the Train
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'An inspirational memoir that also rings true' Daily Telegraph
Few plots can rival the real-life dramas played out in the superb Adventures in Time series by the historian Dominic Sandbrook, one of the most exciting new voices in children's non-fiction.
—— Daily TelegraphThe brio of the accounts sweep children along on the adventure and introduce them to the way in which history shapes our modern world.
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—— ObserverThis book is what I needed as a kid! Empathetic, joyful and beautifully authentic. I loved it!
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—— Rashmi SirdeshpandeThis book is a great explainer, full of empathy for different situations, which explodes many misconceptions about autistic people along the way! I wish I had had this available many years ago when teaching an autistic child on a one-to-one basis
—— Love Reading 4 SchoolsWhat a difference Abigail Balfe's new book is going to make for so many people! A Different Sort of Normal is a wonderful blend of humour, information & reassuring comfort
—— Emma PerryHighly illustrated, beautiful and an essential book for young autistic people
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