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It's time for bed for Bumble the bee!In this rhyming bedtime board book, float among the flowers with Bumble, a drowsy bumblebee in search of a place to sleep. What other animals will he meet along the way? What flowers will make the perfect beds for Bumble and his friends when they need a spot to snuggle up for the night? In this charming nonfiction lullaby, children will learn that bumblebees fall asleep just like they do—sometimes right inside flowers!
175 kr
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It's time to party! Or is it?Pony is everyone's favorite party guest—until his friends start making him the main attraction. First, Mouse wants him to give pony rides. Next, Raccoon makes him the star of the petting zoo. Then, Pig turns him into the target of the "Pin-the-Tail" game. After being poked in the face, Pony has had enough. No. More. Parties. Will Pony ever join in the fun again? What will bring his party spirit back?Bursting with humor, empathy, and a heartwarming lesson about friendship, this delightful picture book reminds us that the best friends are the ones who notice how we feel and do something about it. A joyful read-aloud for ages 4–8, Party Pony is perfect for gifting, sharing, and celebrating!
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A spirited picture book about the epic struggle and dramatic breakthrough of Agnes de Mille, the legendary choreographer of Oklahoma! and Carousel whose work changed the course of Broadway history.Something new is about to happen,something extraordinary. In a dusty California town, Agnes de Mille dreams of becoming a dancer. She gallops to New York, then London, performing a show here, a dance there, combining old steps with new. But no one knows what to make of Agnes. She’s not a ballet dancer or a modern dancer or a folk dancer. So what is she? Then one summer she attends a rodeo, where the cowboys’ powerful and unbridled movements transform her life—and the history of dance—forever.