Christopher Nielsen – illustratör

Your family will roar with laughter at this funny read-aloud from Adam Wallace, #1 New York Times bestselling author of the How to Catch series. What if dinosaurs showed up at your birthday party? From prehistoric presents to games crashing out of control and your snacks going extinct, it's a dino disaster!Dinosaurs are big, and strong, and scary, and farty, So do you really want them coming to your birthday party?Watch out! Birthdays will never be the same with this silly picture book adventure featuring lively rhymes and hilarious illustrations!A Very Dinosaur Birthday is perfect forboys and girls 4 to 10 years old and dino lovers of all agesfans of Dragons Love Tacos and How to Catch a Dinosaur fun family story times and getting the giggles out before beda gift for birthdays and other celebrations

Deck the holidays in laughter with this funny read-aloud from Adam Wallace, #1 New York Times bestselling author of the How to Catch series. What if dinosaurs joined your Christmas celebration? From a chomped tree to an Ankylosaurus stuck in the chimney and a devoured Christmas dinner, it's a dino disaster!You've always thought that dinosaurs are super fascinating. But should they really join in with your Christmas celebrating?Watch out, Santa! Christmas has a new cast of stars, and they are eager to make this a holiday to remember. Start a new family tradition with this silly picture book adventure featuring Jurassic characters, lively rhymes, and hilarious illustrations from Christopher Nielsen.A Very Dinosaur Christmas is perfect forboys and girls 4 to 10 years old and dino lovers of all ages,fans of How Do Dinosaurs Say Merry Christmas and How to Catch a Dinosaur,fun holiday story times and getting the giggles out before bed,a gift for underneath the tree or a humorous choice on an Advent reading list, andcelebrating your holiday with a bonus craft activity by making a dinosaur tree ornament.And don't miss the first title in Adam Wallace's A Very Celebration series: A Very Dinosaur Birthday.

Hi, I'm your brain.Here are some things you should know about me:I'm about the size of a pineapple.I sit behind your eyes. I look like a big walnut (but gooey). I'm not a computer.So what do I do? Oh, just about everything.A fun-filled book made by brains, about brains, for brains.

Ethel the Penguin's in my class,Though she doesn't sit next to me.Miss Ink likes Ethel to sit by herself,She can be a bit lawless, you see. Everyone needs a best friend like Ethel. She's not afraid of teachers. She's not afraid of heights. In fact, she's totally WILD!An exuberant picture book about the vicarious joy of an unruly friend from a bestselling and award-winning team.

Ursula Dubosarsky is the Australian Children's Laureate for 2020 - 2021Lara had always wished she was a dog, and one day, just for a short time, she actually became one. This is how it happened.In a mulberry brick house on the harbour that Lara explores while her mother cleans, Lara meets Pierre, a boy about her age with a beautiful antique puppet theatre. With his puppets, he tells her a story about a boy whose family has been eaten by wolves. The boy is lost. He needs to find his grandmother. Lara takes the part of a dog, but suddenly she can no longer tell where she ends and Dog begins. Or is she Wolf? Caught up in Pierre's story, Lara has to fight to protect her identity - and her new friend. Can she help Pierre find his way home? Pierre's Not There is a lyrical, captivating and imaginative story that can be read on many levels.

An unconventional, every-kid picture book that has the potential to inspire the next generation of readers to protect our oceans.What happens when a jellyfish falls in love with a plastic bag she mistakes for a jelly-boy? Jelly-Boy is different. He is big and strong. And not as wobbly as the other Jelly-Boys. By the time Jelly-Girl discovers the dangerous truth about her new friend, it may already be too late.This is an inventive approach to tackling a conservation issue that is plaguing our world: too much plastic in the ocean. Told in a kid-friendly and humorous way, this is a story with the potential to encourage dialogue around an important issue.