Young children can explore and discuss the season of winter with this beautiful non-fiction picture book. Very simple text, high frequency and decodeable words and strong art-to-text matching make this a perfect book for early readers. It also features questions to encourage readers to relate the information to their own experiences. It is part of the series 'I Love the Seasons' which helps young children aged 4+ to discover the seasons. The books are great for seasonable topics and projects in the early years.

Young children can explore and discuss the season of summer with this beautiful non-fiction picture book. Very simple text, high frequency and decodeable words and strong art-to-text matching make this a perfect book for early readers. It also features questions to encourage readers to relate the information to their own experiences. It is part of the series 'I Love the Seasons' which helps young children aged 4+ to discover the seasons. The books are great for seasonable topics and projects in the early years.

Young children can explore and discuss the season of autumn with this beautiful non-fiction picture book. Very simple text, high frequency and decodeable words and strong art-to-text matching make this a perfect book for early readers. It also features questions to encourage readers to relate the information to their own experiences. It is part of the series 'I Love the Seasons' which helps young children aged 4+ to discover the seasons. The books are great for seasonable topics and projects in the early years.

Originally published in German in 1991, This book depicts the dilemma of a young girl who leaves the German Democratic Republic before the fall of the wall in 1989, and her feelings thereafter. It brings to life the situation for people in the GDR at their historical period in the 20th history. Delivered in dear and simple language, it appeals to young people in their deals with the every day problems of school life, friendship, spit families and anxieties about the future. This book can be used in conjunction with the German novel by students of A novel German, or simply read by those wanting to gain an insight into life before and after 'Die Wende' in the former GDR.