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WINNER OF THE JUNIOR DESIGN AWARD AND SHORTLISTED FOR THE KATE GREENAWAY MEDAL 2013<BR><BR>It's hard work being good all the time - and it's especially hard for a dog like George! A laugh-out-loud, visual romp from the acclaimed author-illustrator of A Bit Lost, Shh! We Have a Plan, Goodnight Everyone, Don't Worry Little Crab and Maybe.<BR><BR>A board book edition of the hilarious read-aloud romp by the multiple award-winning author-illustrator Chris Haughton, this is the story of George the dog. His owner, Harris, is off to do some shopping. "Will you be good, George?" he asks his dog. George hopes he can. He really wants to ... but chocolate cake is just so very delicious and he does love to chase cat... What will George do now? Shortlisted for the Kate Greenaway Medal and the Roald Dahl Funny Prize, Chris Haughton's distinctive artwork perfectly accompanies the innocent charm of affable George, a dog trying to be good - with hilarious results!

Das beliebte Bilderbuch jetzt auch als Pappbilderbuch für die Kleinen!Ach herrje! Die kleine Eule ist aus dem Nest gefallen und sucht ihre Mami. Das Eichhörnchen will der kleinen Eule helfen - doch es weiß gar nicht, wie eine Eulenmami aussieht! Sie ist groß? Hat riesige Augen? Und spitze Ohren? Na, das kann doch nicht so schwer sein - oder vielleicht doch? Wie gut, dass der Frosch sich etwas besser auskennt und die kleine Eule schließlich zu ihrer Mami zurückbringt.Von dem preisgekrönten Bilderbuchkünstler Chris Haughton.

SHORTLISTED FOR THE BRITISH BOOK AWARDS 2025<BR><BR>***<BR><BR>A journey through the evolution of knowledge, communication, and information.<BR><BR>The debut non-fiction book by best-selling author Chris Haughton.<BR><BR>History, as it is often taught, is a list of kings and queens and treaties and events. It presents the what and when, but it rarely asks why.<BR><BR>Why is it that we had kings and queens at all?<BR><BR>Why then all of a sudden did we abandon them and shift to democracies?<BR><BR>Why did the world's religions rise around the same time?<BR><BR>Why is society dominated by men?<BR><BR>The answers all come down to the same thing: information. The striving to share information, and - at the same time - the striving to undermine it, explains so much of today's world and connects so many seemingly unconnected things: the rise of religions, states, science, democracy, the west, militarism, racism, fascism, consumerism, big tech, polarisation, and AI.<BR><BR>This history of information is closely connected to the history of visual communication - and as these two are largely the same - it makes sense to tell this story visually: a history of graphics told through graphics. The History of Information, through a mix of timelines, graphics, and illustrations, clearly breaks down and explains each concept for children and adults alike.<BR><BR><BR>The History of Information includes:<BR>- A beautiful look at the story of information; from the first languages and cave paintings, through to how we communicate and record information today.- Content written and illustrated by world famous and multi-award winning author and illustrator, Chris Haughton.- A global journey throughout history from the origination of language, how information has been passed on and recorded, and how this affected humanity.

THE WINNER OF THE INDIE BOOK AWARD 2020<BR><BR>In the rockpool above the sea, live two crabs: Very Big Crab and Little Crab. Today, they're going for a dip in the sea. "This is going to be so great!" says Little Crab. But then Little Crab catches a first glimpse of the water... Oh. The waves! They're ENORMOUS. "Oh..." Will Little Crab be brave enough to go in?<BR><BR>A bold, beautiful board book about taking the time you need to overcome your fears and, with the support of a loved one, building up the courage to try something new.

Charting the journey of a little lost owl, a heart-warming and reassuring read from one of the most exciting new voices in children's literature.<BR><BR>The award-winning debut title from Chris Haughton, the acclaimed author-illustrator of Oh No, George! and Shh! We Have a Plan, this is the heart-warming story of Little Owl - who must be more careful when he is sleeping... Uh-oh! He has fallen from his nest, and with a bump he lands on the ground. Where is his mummy? With the help of his new friend Squirrel, Little Owl sets off in search of her, and meets a sequence of other animals. Yet while one might have his mummy's big eyes, and another her pointy ears, they are simply not her. Chris Haughton's striking colour illustrations follow Little Owl on his quest. Which of his new friends will lead him back to his mummy?