Pauline Oud – illustratör

A familiar and interactive story about bedtime rituals. For toddlers ages 24 months and up, with a focus on the child’s daily life.Bedtime! It’s late, so Lily and Milo are going to sleep. Lily is all ready, but Milo isn’t! He still needs to put on his pajamas and brush his teeth. And . . . where did he set his stuffed mouse?

A cheerful lift-the-flap book about playing with friends. For toddlers ages 18 months and up, with a focus on fun and creativity.Having lots of toys and gear for activities is even better when sharing with friends. Whether outside or inside, with one friend or several, playing together is fun!

Feeding ducks at the park is so much fun! There’s a big pond with ducks, a playground, a sandpit and so much more! Wait! Did you bring some bread? Join Lily and Milo and their fun day at the park! Learn new words and explore the beautiful world that surrounds you! A lively story to learn and play for toddlers ages 24 months and up.

This book is filled with warm stories that tell you all about friendship. You also become familiar with different social values that are important in a community, like showing respect, caring, and working together. For children ages 4 years and up.Young children are gradually introduced to social values like respect, loyalty, honesty, patience, and politeness that help make a community thrive. The series You, Me, and Our Community helps them during that first introduction by means of tailor-made books. They help children learn social skills in a playful manner. “Luke is my friend,” Mika says happily. She moves her chair a little closer to Luke’s. “Liv and I are friends too!” shouts Noa. Tom points at Rafi. “We’re friends too, right?” The teacher looks around. “How nice that everyone has a friend. But what is a friend?”

A cheerful summer story about camping. For toddlers ages 24 months and up, with a focus on the world surrounding the child.Lily and Milo are going on vacation. They’re going camping! Before they can leave, they have to pack their suitcases. That’s not easy! Which camping equipment do they need? What do they leave at home? At the camping site, Lily immediately tries to put up the tent. But where did Milo suddenly go?