Part of the My First Picture Book series: perfect for every toddler to help encourage language skills, understanding, enjoyment and sharing. These books are a bridge between board books and picture books; printed on toddler-tough card with rounded corners. Explore a sleepy jungle setting, counting up the increasing number of animals until ten unruly puffer fish unleash chaos, leading to a rapid count down as the animals scatter. Little readers will love seeing how Cheeky Monkey's actions cause havoc -- can you spot him on every page? The perfect way to discover counting.

A QUIET DAY ANTHOLOGY - 2, (a companion book to A Lazy Day Anthology - 1), contains a diverse collection of short stories and tales written by the enthusiastic and dedicated writers of Bugs2writes. The group's aim is to charm, engross and enthral its readers with a compilation which includes both harrowing and heart-warming stories. Here you can discover narratives which relate unusual supernatural tales. There are a few gentle stories of country life. Other narratives are whimsical, some uplifting and some hard-hitting. A few stories are sad and some are humorous. Some tales are short; some are long. There really is something to interest, captivate and entertain you whatever your mood. Bugs2writes is donating profits from all royalties totalling 100% of the publisher's proceeds from all copies of these books sold in the UK and the World to Action Medical Research. (Registered charity: 208701 and SCO39284.)

Filled with beautiful color illustrations, three tenderhearted tales by a Caldecott honoree offer enchanting glimpses of foreign cultures: Little Big-Bye-and-Bye, which takes place in an Indian pueblo; Choo-Me-Shoo, a tale of Eskimo life; and the jungle story Rum-Tum-Tummy.

The story of animals that lived happily in the jungle. The baboons seemed to be the happiest animals in creation. One day the impalas asked them to be quiet to please the other animals. They soon realized that a quiet jungle was boring and asked the baboons to bring life back to the jungle.

As a GI reporter for the 1st Air Cavalry Division in Vietnam, the author--"an enlisted man writing primarily for enlisted men"--chronicled the experiences of combat soldiers in newspaper and magazine articles. His stories gave the Army's version of events, sprinkled with human interest and humor. They include his observations and photographs of jungle missions, life on firebases, struggles in the rear and his own survival as a harried frontline journalist. He also wrote almost daily letters home to his parents--personal dispatches filled with frank commentary and poignant, at times disturbing, anecdotes. His stories and letters are combined here in chronological order, providing a richly detailed narrative of combat in Vietnam.