Aleksandra Szmidt – illustratör

This humorous board book will show kids how, when, and why to talk with God as they learn more of who God is and how much He loves them! Introduce curious children to bestselling author Sheila Walsh's first children's book about prayer and talking to God.In Is God Still Awake??young readers meet Poppy, a little girl who has?big?questions about God! Poppy wants to know how to talk with God and whether God listens to her. As she goes through her day, Poppy discovers that God is?always?there—even when the world is asleep! This whimsical board book isIdeal for children, ages 0 to 4, beginning their faith journeyA great way for grandparents to share their faith across the milesA good size for traveling, snuggling, or bedtime readingA perfect gift for Christmas, baptisms, baby showers, and birthdaysInspired by the ways God has used her book?Praying Women, Sheila Walsh decided to share her passion for prayer with kids—a passion that began when she was a little girl who wondered if God could hear her any time of the day or night. With humorous, rhyming text,?Is God Still Awake??assures children that God loves them and is always with them. Whether it's day or night, God is awake, He's listening, and He loves to hear His children speak!

Ring in the joy of the season with this heartwarming Christmas rhyme for kids based on beloved classic carols!Christmas is music. Christmas is joy. Celebrate the most wonderful time of the year in this heartfelt holiday picture book based on popular carols! Parents, grandparents, and caregivers will love spreading some jingle bell joy and sharing songs of the season with this unique read aloud for kids ages 3-7, featuring nods to favorite lyrics from "Jingle Bells," "Deck the Halls," "The 12 Days of Christmas," "Joy to the World," and more! Filled with beautiful animal illustrations and a sweet message of love and joy, this charming, one-of-a-kind book is the perfect Christmas gift for children, stocking stuffer to share the festive spirit with loved ones, or bedtime story to wait for Santa in the countdown to Christmas.Plus, includes bonus QR code in the back to find the full lyrics to all of the classic carols referenced inside!Let's deck the halls with holly and cheer,The jolliest season is finally here!Follow along in merry measure.Christmas has so much to treasure!

Goodnight hugs are important. And the more things there are to hug, the longer it takes to get to bed!From Daddy and Mummy, Grandma and Grandpa and brother and sister, to every single cuddly toy in the house, everyone deserves a goodnight hug at bedtime. No one must be left out. The only trouble is, the journey to bed may take a while!A cuddly, snuggly story to share as part of everyone's bedtime routine.

Hazel Spratt was an agreeable child. Never impatient, unruly or wild.But when Hazel turns three-and-a-half, her parents notice a change. She is no longer their polite and pleasant daughter, Hazel, she is now Grumbelina, 'a grumpy child, so disgruntled yet small, with a list of complaints that could cover a wall.'Settle down and relax for a moment, this humorous and delightfully illustrated picture book takes a tongue-in-cheek look at tantrums - perfect for every home.

In The Little Lambs' Great New Zealand Easter Egg Hunt, we went on an adventure with the Lambs to discover the eggs that belong to different local birds. Now, in The Little Lambs' Great New Zealand Easter Activity Book, join the Lambs and their new Bird friends to get creative with loads of mazes, dot-to-dots, games and activities to complete and colour in! Featuring two pages of full-colour, Easter-themed stickers, you can also make a memory game, design eggs for your whanau and spot the difference.

Being bullied is never fun, but what do you do when the bullies are at home? An important story that shows kids how to get help if they need it and how to find strength within themselves.

Follow a young girl's journey as she questions the universe about the secrets of life. Can she find her inner calm to discover the answers she seeks?

Sam Squirrel can't seem to do anything right... he keeps getting in trouble at home, school and with his friends. But when Sam and his parents finally meet with Dr Kasey, they discover another reason behind Sam's troubles.