Don't Step on the Crack

HarperCollins is absolutely delighted to welcome Colin McNaughton to our hardback original list with a hilarious new title. Whatever you do be careful not to step on the crack in the pavement, because somewhere in a particular town on a particular street there is a particular crack that could bring you bad luck! You could turn into a pig, or your baby brother might grow fangs. Your mum might decide to go for a younger look or worse still you might forget to put your trousers on before you go to school! So all things considered the best advice has to be: DON'T STEP ON THE CRACK! AGE 3-7

MCNAUGHTON, COLIN

Children's Books

Picture Lions

A large, toothy, mean-looking wolf zealously stalks Preston the pig. But each time the wolf gets close, Preston suddenly changes course and unknowingly eludes his pursuer. Colin McNaughton’s humorous illustrations enhance the element of surprise each time Preston “outsmarts” the wolf. Young readers will laugh with delight as this suspenseful tale unfolds. “Zany fun that’s perfect for young audiences.”--School Library Journal

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Animals

HarperCollinsChildren’sBooks

Mister Wolf is looking everywhere for Preston Pig. If you find him first! Shh! (Don't tell Mister Wolf) Mister Wolf searches high and low for Preston in this hilarious new lift-the-flap book. Where could he be hiding? And how many people's noses will Mister Wolf put out of joint before he finds him -- if he ever does! AGE 0-3

Shh! (Don't Tell Mister Wolf)

Whatever you do, don't step on the crack! Because somewhere in a particular town on a particular street there is a particular crack that could bring you bad luck! You could turn into a pig, or your baby brother might grow fangs. Your mum might decide to go for a younger look, or worse still you might forget to put your trousers on before you go to school! Colin McNaughton explores, with characteristic wit and exuberance, the possible dangers of ignoring this familiar lore of childhood. Bursting with colour, 'Don't Step on the Crack' is guaranteed to feed the imagination and ensure a simple walk along the street will never be the same again!

Harper Collins Childs

Preston Pig has the strangest feeling he is being followed! Preston is on his way home from school. Hungry Mister Wolf is lying in wait for Preston. But every time he thinks the little pig is within his reach! suddenly!!Preston outwits him.

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HarperCollins Children`s Books

Preston Pig is walking through the woods to take his granny a basket of food. 'Hmm...red hood, basket of food, granny's house? That reminds me of a story, but which one?' says Mister Wolf. Can the cunning Mister Wolf catch Preston this time, or will the little pig outwit him again...?

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HARPERCOLLINS @ PUBLISHERS

Cushie Butterfield is feeling too sick to go to school. Her friends and family can all see how unwell she is—her face is covered with red spots, green and yellow checks, and blue triangles! Whatever could the matter be? Could it have anything to do with the box of face paints under her bed?

Cushie Butterfield: She's A Little Cow

Harpercollins Pub, Ltd.

What Now, Cushie Butterfield?

Cushie Butterfield, that curious little cow, is always asking Who? What? Where? and Why? She’s driving her mother and father just a little crazy. Will her questions never end? This second Cushie Butterfield story is a guaranteed giggle-maker for the four-and-under crowd.

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Don't Step on the Crack

Suddenly

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Shh! (Don't Tell Mister Wolf)

Don't Step on the Crack

Suddenly!

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Cushie Butterfield: She's A Little Cow

What Now, Cushie Butterfield?

What Now, Cushie Butterfield?