Bøger af Alexandra Day

Join beloved babysitting Rottweiler Carl in author/artist Alexandra Day's perfectly joyous holiday children's picture book, Carl's Christmas. After helping baby decorate the family tree, Carl and his charge share an adventure-filled Christmas Eve complete with window shopping, giving to the needy, and a visit with Santa Claus.

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Classrooms are places where things can easily go awry, especially when the teacher is locked out! Join Carl for another adventure in this latest edition of the long-beloved Good Dog, Carl series.When Carl accompanies Madeline to school, things get quickly out of hand. With the teacher outside and a schedule to follow, Carl must try to get his peers back on track. But with arts and crafts, snacktime, and music circles, school is a very exciting place to be and the usual shenanigans takes place with Carl right at its center. Will Carl finish school in one piece? Will the teacher get back into the classroom?Another charming board book from Alexandra Day, this iteration of Good Dog, Carl features sturdy pages, stunning illustrations, and an engaging story that is sure to enthrall young children and early readers. For eager new learners and curious children alike, this story is the perfect way to introduce kids to school. This is a Board Book version of Carl Goes to Daycare

Alexandra Day's ever-popular dog, Carl, stars in this brand-new story created especially for beginning readers. A kitten is stuck up in a tree. How is the kitten going to get down? Can Carl find a way to help the kitten get down from the tree safely? Find out in Carl and the Kitten.

Alexandra Day's beloved babysitter, Carl the dog, stars in this two beloved story created especially for beginning readers.Mama Dog needs a rest. Carl offers to watch her puppies. Will he be able to keep three playful puppies out of trouble?With a focus on high-quality writing and top-notch artwork, My Readers are original stories-not adaptations-with new illustrations that provide what beginning readers need most: a great story. Children will get hooked on these stories for the same reasons that these books became classics-appealing characters, dramatic plots, and beautiful artwork. These qualities are the best way to help children discover the joy of reading independently.

This is a tale of timeless appeal--the original "Carl" book. Its pictures are so vivid and alive that hardly a word is needed to tell the story. An infant is left in the care of a dog while Mother is out. The two get into all sorts of mischief, but trusty Carl puts everything in order in time for Mother's return. Full color.

Beloved children's icon Carl has his paws full with a mischievous baby elephant. This book, part of the classic "Good Dog, Carl" series, features beautiful full-page paintings, a new board book format, and wordless narratives.

With a nearly-wordless narrative, Alexandra Day's signature beautiful paintings, and lots of mischevious spirit, this newest addition to the popular Good Dog, Carl series is the perfect way to celebrate Valentine's Day this year.

In Goodnight, Good Dog Carl, the famous canine caretaker makes sure everyone gets to sleep. Featuring a board-book format, Alexandra Day's lovely illustrations, and even a lullaby at the end of the book, this new addition to the popular Good Dog, Carl series will have the whole family sleeping like a baby - all thanks to that good dog, Carl!

Happy birthday, Carl! But can Mom surprise him? No way. As hard as Mom tries, Madeleine and her canine babysitter extraordinaire are hot on her trail, tasting the party punch, peeking at presents, and adding some of their own favorite decorations. "Another winner." --School Library Journal