Richard Johnson – illustratör

Tjugo av Bibelns favoritberättelser återges här med både humor och allvar. Varje berättelse tar bara ungefär fem minuter att läsa. Boken är återberättad av Lois Rock och illustrerad av Richard Johnsson. Innehåll: Hur allting började Edens lustgård Noa och floden Babels torn Abraham och Isak Josef och hans drömmar En bebis i vassen Mose och den stora flykten Samuel hör en röst David och Goliat Jona och den stora fisken Daniel och lejonen Jesu födelse Jesus är försvunnen! Ett hål i taket Det stormar på sjön Det bortsprungna fåret Den barmhärtige samariten Jesus i Jerusalem Berättelsen om korset ”Lois Rocks berättelser sätter fantasin i rörelse och fängslar läsaren från början till slut … Missa den inte!” methodist recorder För barn mellan 3-9 år

Hayley discovers the importance of giving people a chance in this thought-provoking tale from critically acclaimed author Lesley Parr. Hayley is annoyed that her beloved cat keeps sneaking off to the garden of the eccentric old lady across the street. Lillian, or Boo as Hayley calls her, lives in the last house in the row after the rest were knocked down years ago. Lillian hasn’t stepped outside her front door since.But thanks to an unexpected act of kindness, a surprising friendship develops between them, and Hayley learns the real reason behind the old lady’s reluctance to move.So when a misunderstanding threatens their friendship, can Hayley repair what has been damaged and help Lillian find her way out into the world again? Particularly suitable for readers aged 9+ with a reading age of 8.

Hayley discovers the importance of giving people a chance in this thought-provoking tale from critically acclaimed author Lesley Parr. Hayley is furious that her beloved cat, Judy Garland, keeps sneaking off to the garden of the weird old lady across the street. Lillian, or Boo, as Hayley calls her, hasn’t left her house for years, not since the council came up with their plan to knock down the row of houses to make way for a new development.Everyone in the street dismisses Lillian as an eccentric old woman, but when Hayley is forced to get to know her, an unlikely bond develops between them and Hayley learns the real reason behind Lillian’s reluctance to move.But when a misunderstanding threatens their friendship, Hayley must use all of her ingenuity to repair it.

The greatest story ever told is born again in this beautiful new retelling of the nativity. The traditional feel and charming illustrations make it the perfect introduction to the Christmas story for little ones just discovering it for the first time.

"Twas the night before Christmas and all through the house not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse." This classic Christmas verse is well known to every parent and child preparing for Christmas and this beautifully illustrated new edition is the perfect Christmas gift for young and old.

*Featured in BookTrust’s Great Books Guide 2023*From award-winning children’s poet Joseph Coelho comes this enchanting story of three kids looking for adventure in their tower block.Drawn from Coelho’s own experience growing up in a tower block, this is a celebration and reclaiming of them as places full of power and magic.A power that residesin the smiles of our neighbours.A magic that seeps outwhen we swap our home-baked flavours.A deeply personal story written by the award-winning poet Joseph Coelho, drawn from his own experience growing up in a tower block and looking for adventure.Three children living in the tower block travel to a strange, magical world inside a tree and meet an old man with supernatural powers… only to realise that the magic they’d been looking for had been in the tower block all that time, in the form of community and connection.Beautiful illustrations complement the poetic narrative, creating an enchanting story that children and adults alike will fall in love with. This powerful story shows us the true beauty of home and community. It’s a modern-day fable about how society separates ‘urban’ spaces from the countryside, when the reality is that nature is everywhere, and everyone should have access to it.

*Featured in BookTrust’s Great Books Guide 2023*From award-winning children’s poet Joseph Coelho comes this enchanting story of three kids looking for adventure in their tower block.Drawn from Coelho’s own experience growing up in a tower block, this is a celebration and reclaiming of them as places full of power and magic.A power that residesin the smiles of our neighbours.A magic that seeps outwhen we swap our home-baked flavours.A deeply personal story written by the award-winning poet Joseph Coelho, drawn from his own experience growing up in a tower block and looking for adventure.Three children living in the tower block travel to a strange, magical world inside a tree and meet an old man with supernatural powers… only to realise that the magic they’d been looking for had been in the tower block all that time, in the form of community and connection.Beautiful illustrations complement the poetic narrative, creating an enchanting story that children and adults alike will fall in love with. This powerful story shows us the true beauty of home and community. It’s a modern-day fable about how society separates ‘urban’ spaces from the countryside, when the reality is that nature is everywhere, and everyone should have access to it.

*Featured in BookTrust’s Great Books Guide 2023*From award-winning children’s poet Joseph Coelho comes this enchanting story of three kids looking for adventure in their tower block.Drawn from Coelho’s own experience growing up in a tower block, this is a celebration and reclaiming of them as places full of power and magic.A power that residesin the smiles of our neighbours.A magic that seeps outwhen we swap our home-baked flavours.A deeply personal story written by the award-winning poet Joseph Coelho, drawn from his own experience growing up in a tower block and looking for adventure.Three children living in the tower block travel to a strange, magical world inside a tree and meet an old man with supernatural powers… only to realise that the magic they’d been looking for had been in the tower block all that time, in the form of community and connection.Beautiful illustrations complement the poetic narrative, creating an enchanting story that children and adults alike will fall in love with. This powerful story shows us the true beauty of home and community. It’s a modern-day fable about how society separates ‘urban’ spaces from the countryside, when the reality is that nature is everywhere, and everyone should have access to it.

Spark meaningful discussions about loneliness, friendship, community and coping with loss with this enchantingly illustrated story about a girl who befriends a monster.There’s a Thing on my street.He lives at number 52.I see him sitting in his garden when I walk to school.He was big and lumbering and a wore a tiny top hat perched on top of his rather large head. She didn’t think he had any friends, so she brought him a flower.It wasn’t long before their friendship bloomed… the Thing was gentle and kind and the adventures they went on were the best she could ever imagine.  The girl soon discovered that there were many Things, living all over the place… which gave her an idea. She invited them all to a party, and the Things danced till midnight. Thing had never felt so happy.But one day the Thing had to go and their adventures came to an end.All Things have to go sometime…In this poignant story, discover how small acts of kindness can grow into great friendships, and how the community you build from those friendships can provide comfort and companionship when you need it most.Written by one of the UK’s best-loved children’s authors, Ross Montgomery, and illustrated by the incredible Richard Johnson, The Thing at 52 offers a comfortable starting point for discussing difficult topics with children. The book’s magic will draw you back again and again.

Spark meaningful discussions about loneliness, friendship, community and coping with loss with this enchantingly illustrated story about a girl who befriends a monster.There’s a Thing on my street.He lives at number 52.I see him sitting in his garden when I walk to school.He was big and lumbering and a wore a tiny top hat perched on top of his rather large head. She didn’t think he had any friends, so she brought him a flower.It wasn’t long before their friendship bloomed… the Thing was gentle and kind and the adventures they went on were the best she could ever imagine.  The girl soon discovered that there were many Things, living all over the place… which gave her an idea. She invited them all to a party, and the Things danced till midnight. Thing had never felt so happy.But one day the Thing had to go and their adventures came to an end.All Things have to go sometime…In this poignant story, discover how small acts of kindness can grow into great friendships, and how the community you build from those friendships can provide comfort and companionship when you need it most.Written by one of the UK’s best-loved children’s authors, Ross Montgomery, and illustrated by the incredible Richard Johnson, The Thing at 52 offers a comfortable starting point for discussing difficult topics with children. The book’s magic will draw you back again and again.

Spark meaningful discussions about loneliness, friendship, community and coping with loss with this enchantingly illustrated story about a girl who befriends a monster.There’s a Thing on my street.He lives at number 52.I see him sitting in his garden when I walk to school.He was big and lumbering and a wore a tiny top hat perched on top of his rather large head. She didn’t think he had any friends, so she brought him a flower.It wasn’t long before their friendship bloomed… the Thing was gentle and kind and the adventures they went on were the best she could ever imagine.  The girl soon discovered that there were many Things, living all over the place… which gave her an idea. She invited them all to a party, and the Things danced till midnight. Thing had never felt so happy.But one day the Thing had to go and their adventures came to an end.All Things have to go sometime…In this poignant story, discover how small acts of kindness can grow into great friendships, and how the community you build from those friendships can provide comfort and companionship when you need it most.Written by one of the UK’s best-loved children’s authors, Ross Montgomery, and illustrated by the incredible Richard Johnson, The Thing at 52 offers a comfortable starting point for discussing difficult topics with children. The book’s magic will draw you back again and again.

From Waterstones Children's Laureate 2022–2024, Joseph Coelho, comes this gentle, poetic story about climate change, working together, building communities and living in tune with nature. On the hottest day of the year, three children watch from their tower block windows as golden leaves drift down to the baking pavement. The trees, tricked by the unseasonal heat, think autumn has arrived. While the grown-ups delight in the sunshine, the children worry for the trees – why isn’t anyone else concerned? A wise tree shows them how to conjure rain and care for the forest, but by bravely finding a short-term solution, they inspire something much bigger – a long-term commitment from the adults around them. Together, they rediscover the hidden power of nature, setting a topsy-turvy world the right way up, and protecting it for the future. This moving and hopeful first look at climate change is brought to life by the sweeping, emotive illustrations of Richard Johnson, Coelho’s close collaborator on Our Tower. A beautifully crafted book, it highlights the lesser-known signs of climate change in urban environments, helping children aged 5+ notice the changes happening in the world around them.This inspiring story reminds children that even small actions can spark big change – and that by working together, we can help protect the world for generations to come.

From award-winning author and Waterstones Children's Laureate 2022–2024, Joseph Coelho, comes a poetic story about climate change, working together, building communities and living in tune with nature. On the hottest day of the year, three children watch from their tower block windows as golden leaves drift down to the baking pavement. The trees, tricked by the unseasonal heat, think autumn has arrived. While the grown-ups delight in the sunshine, the children worry for the trees – why isn’t anyone else concerned? A wise tree shows them how to conjure rain and care for the forest, but by bravely finding a short-term solution, they inspire something much bigger – a long-term commitment from the adults around them. Together, they rediscover the hidden power of nature, setting a topsy-turvy world the right way up and protecting it for the future. This moving and hopeful look at climate change is brought to life by the sweeping, emotive illustrations of Richard Johnson, who previously worked with Coelho on Our Tower. It highlights the lesser-known signs of climate change in urban environments, helping children aged 5+ notice the changes happening in the world around them.An inspiring story to remind children that even small actions can spark big change – and that by working together, we can help protect the world for generations to come.

From Waterstones Children's Laureate 2022–2024, Joseph Coelho, comes this gentle, poetic story about climate change, working together, building communities and living in tune with nature. On the hottest day of the year, three children watch from their tower block windows as golden leaves drift down to the baking pavement. The trees, tricked by the unseasonal heat, think autumn has arrived. While the grown-ups delight in the sunshine, the children worry for the trees – why isn’t anyone else concerned? A wise tree shows them how to conjure rain and care for the forest, but by bravely finding a short-term solution, they inspire something much bigger – a long-term commitment from the adults around them. Together, they rediscover the hidden power of nature, setting a topsy-turvy world the right way up, and protecting it for the future. This moving and hopeful first look at climate change is brought to life by the sweeping, emotive illustrations of Richard Johnson, Coelho’s close collaborator on Our Tower. A beautifully crafted book, it highlights the lesser-known signs of climate change in urban environments, helping children aged 5+ notice the changes happening in the world around them.This inspiring story reminds children that even small actions can spark big change – and that by working together, we can help protect the world for generations to come.

Immerse yourself in five different animal scenes from all around the world in this gorgeous pop-up book. Ingenious paper engineering brings Richard Johnson's adorable animals springing from the pages - with actual movements. Tigers prowl and monkeys swing, pandas play, a turtle flicks its flippers to glide over a coral reef, and tall giraffes raise their heads right out of the book!

Entertaining animal stories from around the world, specially selected and retold for younger children. Contains five classics.Chapters in this book include:- The Fox and the Tiger- The Greedy Dog- Why the Sebra has Stripes- Chicken Licken- The Brave Little Hare

Rhyming verse and brightly colored illustrations tell the story of a boy and his family planting a tree for Tu B’Shevat and watching it grow. This board book is just right for little hands.

Skulle du våga tripp-trappa över en bro när ett hungrigt troll ligger på lur? De tre bockarna Bruse är också hungriga och tänker försöka i alla fall... Använd dessa Kamishibai kort för att berätta sagan tillsammans med klassen. Teaterskåpet, som du kan köpa till, gör att ni kan gå igenom varje bild i er egen takt och tillsammans skapa en ny spännande saga. Boken om Bockarna Bruse är förlagets mest populära och kommer ständigt ut på nya språk med svenska som parallellspråk. Läs på bägge språken och lyssna med ljudfiler i PENpal eller den nya klassrumspennan med separata högtalare. Du kan också spela in direkt i böckerna - eller med etiketter på sagokorten!

Varje år odlar barnen i fröken Honungsskogs klass frukt och grönsaker i skolans trädgård. Du må tro att de blev förvånade när de kom tillbaka från sommarlovet och upptäckte en jättelik rova mitt bland de andra grönsakerna. Hur skulle de få upp den enorma grönsaken? Alla barn kommer med sina idéer - kanske en grävskopa, en lyftkran eller en helikopter kan dra upp rovan? Då föreslår Samira att de skall binda ett rep runt rovan och hjälpas åt att dra upp den. Barnen drar och drar, först när alla hjälps åt får de upp rovan

Varje år odlar barnen i fröken Honungsskogs klass frukt och grönsaker i skolans trädgård. Du må tro att de blev förvånade när de kom tillbaka från sommarlovet och upptäckte en jättelik rova mitt bland de andra grönsakerna. Hur skulle de få upp den enorma grönsaken? Alla barn kommer med sina idéer - kanske en grävskopa, en lyftkran eller en helikopter kan dra upp rovan? Då föreslår Samira att de skall binda ett rep runt rovan och hjälpas åt att dra upp den. Barnen drar och drar, först när alla hjälps åt får de upp rovan

Varje år odlar barnen i fröken Honungsskogs klass frukt och grönsaker i skolans trädgård. Du må tro att de blev förvånade när de kom tillbaka från sommarlovet och upptäckte en jättelik rova mitt bland de andra grönsakerna. Hur skulle de få upp den enorma grönsaken? Alla barn kommer med sina idéer - kanske en grävskopa, en lyftkran eller en helikopter kan dra upp rovan? Då föreslår Samira att de skall binda ett rep runt rovan och hjälpas åt att dra upp den. Barnen drar och drar, först när alla hjälps åt får de upp rovan

Varje år odlar barnen i fröken Honungsskogs klass frukt och grönsaker i skolans trädgård. Du må tro att de blev förvånade när de kom tillbaka från sommarlovet och upptäckte en jättelik rova mitt bland de andra grönsakerna. Hur skulle de få upp den enorma grönsaken? Alla barn kommer med sina idéer - kanske en grävskopa, en lyftkran eller en helikopter kan dra upp rovan? Då föreslår Samira att de skall binda ett rep runt rovan och hjälpas åt att dra upp den. Barnen drar och drar, först när alla hjälps åt får de upp rovan

Varje år odlar barnen i fröken Honungsskogs klass frukt och grönsaker i skolans trädgård. Du må tro att de blev förvånade när de kom tillbaka från sommarlovet och upptäckte en jättelik rova mitt bland de andra grönsakerna. Hur skulle de få upp den enorma grönsaken? Alla barn kommer med sina idéer - kanske en grävskopa, en lyftkran eller en helikopter kan dra upp rovan? Då föreslår Samira att de skall binda ett rep runt rovan och hjälpas åt att dra upp den. Barnen drar och drar, först när alla hjälps åt får de upp rovan