Kirjahaku

A humorous new picture book for young readers and parents alike, Billy Makes Cookies is a delightful take on what can go wrong in the kitchen when little hands, with great imagination, try cooking and baking. Join little Billy as he attempts to bake cookies as a snack for his family. He creates a humongous mess with great confidence, that extends to various parts of the house. With Molly, his cute younger sibling as a witness, they get into some hilarious situations. Without Molly's lovable voice of reason, things would get worst in a nick of time. A funny story that illustrates the independent spirit of a young boy who has the confidence, though not the skills, to make a snack for himself and his family. This hilarious baking adventure is a recipe for disaster. In the end, all is well that ends well in this laugh-out-loud story of an enormous mess created innocently and with the best of intentions.

Little Balu is worried when his mommy a vegetable vendor in India falls ill one day. Balu decides that e will do his best to help his mom. He uses his wits and his ingenuity to help his mom and saves the day.

Little Molly Butter has practiced over and over for her recital. Sometimes with her dance shoes on. Sometimes with them off. She needs them for her show. Where could they be hiding? This book is the second in the Billy and Molly Series.

Hungry, and bored, a child gets into all kinds of mischief, which he then blames on a fictional Monster in this laugh-out-loud funny tale set in rhyme. Follow along as the child claims the roster is running around his room, causing chaos, and ruckus. A hilarious story every parent can relate to and will love reading to their little ones.

Little Diya misplaced her anklets just before her dance performance. She could not possibly dance without them tinkling with her steps. Follow along as she goes on a hasty treasure hunt with her little brother Ramu. Will they find the anklets on time for the festive Navaratri dance?

Freddy is a small, not very strong frog, who is often the brunt of jokes from his stronger and more popular siblings. Poor Freddy longs to be a strong swimmer and to be able to jump high, while playing with his friend Nora. One day Freddy finds a rare magical flower that grants him three wishes. Freddy of course wishes for all the things he longed for, but discovers that they are not what he wanted after all