Everyone says Toby is cute. But Toby is tired of being cute. He wants to change his image. He starts with a pair of cool shades, but they don't seem to do the trick. He'll have to find other ways to look tough. When he nearly crashes his motorcycle right into the zebra crossing, Toby is struck by love at first sight. Will his tough-guy image help him win the heart of his girl?

Cute

Children's Books

Dijkstra, Lida

Animals

Lemniscaat USA

One evening at bedtime, Charlotte finds a tiny ghost in her bed. She quickly discovers that the ghost does not know how to share. Despite his chorus of “Mine!" that rings through the house, he and the patient Charlotte become fast friends. They spend every moment of the next day with each other, making pancakes, playing games, and learning along the way that it is more fun to share.

Mine!

Mathilde Stein

Growing Up & Facts of Life

Who knew that sparrows like dust baths? Or that dog poo in the street is a great place for a sparrow to find lunch? Or that rats gladly eat sparrows? Follow this excursion to discover interesting facts about the lives of sparrows.

Sparrows

Goede, Irene

Post, Hans

Children will delight in seeing how animal families are just like their own Baby animals have moms and dads who help them to grow up and take care of themselves just like people Animal moms and dads hug their children and when the children play together the parents always keep them from danger Animal babies learn a lot by watching their parents closely imitating them and practicing a lot In this gentle picture book young readers will learn about the special ways that animal parents take care of their young The special ways that animal parents care for their young

Like People

Schubert, Ingrid

Being kidnapped is not as thrilling as one courageous girl had hoped.  Her big, ugly villain turns out to be an ordinary child cruncher.  What a disappointment! Instead of taking her on all sorts of adventures, he only wants to eat her up.  Luckily, she knows just what to do.

The Child Cruncher

Van Hout, Mies

Stein, Mathilde

Action & Adventure

"Between two trees, high above grass and ground, Turtle, Bat, Octopus, Bird and Buck are sleeping in a hammock. Suddenly, Turtle opens his eyes. 'Hey,' he whispers. 'Do you hear what I hear?'" Each animal's imagination runs wild with what wild creature may be making the sound they all hear. Is it a giant turtle? Or a bird with a giant beak? Perhaps it is Bat-Tur-Octo-Bird- Buck. Luckily for the small animals, it isn't any of these creatures. It is just their old friend Elephant who was out wandering around. The animals invite him to join them in the hammock and soon the wild imaginings about the night noises begin all over again.

I Feel a Foot!

Rinck, Maranke

One beautiful morning, Ophelia wakes and stretches, only to hear Kevin moaning from far away. Being a concerned hippopotamus, she leaps out of the water and goes running to help.
Along the way, Ophelia passes Meerkat and tells him that Kevin has a stomachache. Meerkat grabs a hot water bottle and sprints to the rescue, telling Frog of Kevin's terrible cramp and sore throat. Frog fixes herbal tea, jogs off, and tells Porcupine that Kevin has pains everywhere. Pains become a broken leg to Rhino, and a body full of broken bones to Toucan. News of Kevin's moaning becomes so exaggerated that, by the time Toucan talks to Turtle, Toucan reports that Kevin is dead.
As the friends mourn, Ophelia and Kevin walk to them. Amazed that their dearest crocodile is still alive, the friends find that Kevin only had butterflies in his stomach.
In this peppy picture book by award-winning duo Ingrid and Dieter Schubert, animal friends learn that though nervousness is not lethal, a little exaggeration sure makes it contagious!

Ophelia

Schubert, Dieter

Schubert, Ingred

When Ben loses his cuddly friend Raf, he is inconsolable. A few days later, Ben receives a postcard-from Raf. Each week, Ben receives a new postcard from Raf detailing Raf's journeys through Africa. Will the two be reconnected soon?

De Vries, Anke

Pure picture-book magic. A polar bear rides a whale to a tree rising out of the water. At the top of the tree is a tree house. He’s joined by a brown bear in a boat. The bears find that the tree house is the perfect place to read. When the water recedes, they are joined by flamingos, panda bears, and other animals that come by land and air. The tree house is a place of wonder, where a brown bear catches snowflakes in a butterfly net.

The Tree House

Tolman, Marije

Tolman, Ronald

Getting dressed can be an adventure! After taking a bath, a boy must put on his clothes—but where are they? Children as well as adults will recognize the mystery of the lost sock. Author-illustrator Marijke ten Cate turns this universal theme into a lively hide-and-seek picture book. Each colorful spread is full of captivating characters at play. Look closely, and you will see clothes hidden among the jumble of images and objects. The illustrations are accompanied by a simple text (“Where is my yellow sock?” “Where is my red sweater?”). The more a child looks at the book, the more he or she will discover.

Where is My Sock?

TEN CATE, Marijke

Humor

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