Britta Teckentrup

""I can do that, too!" tells of children's desire to be able to do everything that adults do. And about the fact that adults often don't know how to deal with this, because on the one hand they don't want to discourage children, but on the other hand they don't want to let them try things they are still too small to do. In this book, Britta Teckentrup shows that children can already do some of the things adults do, but often in a slightly different...

Little Wolf is teased by his brothers and sisters because he can only squeak, but one snowy day when he is lost in the woods, Little Wolf finds is own special voice.

El ratoncito quiere irse a casa pero tiene que cruzar el oscuro bosque con sus fieros animales. ¿Puedes ayudarle a reconocerlos?

Presents information on feathers, including their physical structure, how they develop, bird preening and molting, and human use of feathers.

Poor Cat! All the other kitties in the neighborhood dont ask him to come play. He just seems sogrumpy. But really, he wants to join in the fun; he just doesnt know how.

Simple text and illustrations introduce basic colors, represented by a variety of vehicles, including a yellow rocket, a green bus, and an orange submarine.