Puzzle - Counting and Maths with the Little Dinosaur

Sami the little parrot chick is proudly growing in his new feathers. But wait, his favourite red feather suddenly vanishes! Sami sets off to find it, and the search leads him to all kinds of animals along the way. The feather, though, is meant for one bird only. Will the little parrot ever find his very own special feather?

"Sami's Feather"

"Sami's Feather" is a book about the search for our own calling. Little Sami loses his red feather, but he doesn't give up in the face of fear and hardship as he chases after it. And the animals he meets along the way all learn the same lesson: something meant for someone else will never fit you, no matter how hard you try. From a scruffy little chick, Sami grows into a parrot ready for a flight all his own.

More about the book:

• Age range: 4-8 years
• Written in rhyme
• Pages: 48
• Format: Hardback, 210x280 mm
• Author: Sabina Georgieva
• Illustrator: Stefana Argirova
• Font: Fox Book, for beginner readers

• Age range: 4-8 years
• Written in rhyme
• Pages: 48
• Format: Hardback, 210x280 mm
• Author : Sabina Georgieva
• Illustrator : Stefana Argirova
• Font: Fox Book, for beginner readers

"Learning Letters and Reading with the Little Dinosaur" is a colourful maxi puzzle of 42 large pieces that helps your child learn the alphabet. Each letter pairs with a picture starting with the same sound, so the alphabet turns into one long, cheerful dinosaur instead of dull memorising.

It's worth knowing this isn't just another alphabet poster on the wall - it's much more than that. Your child searches out the right letter, fits it next to its picture, and watches the dinosaur grow piece by piece. Learning happens naturally this way, and the large pieces are easy for little hands to hold. The finished dinosaur is big and bright - a real reward for the effort. Suitable for children aged 3 to 6.

This puzzle will help your child:

• recognise letters and their sounds;
• link each letter to a word that starts with it;
• take their first steps towards reading;
• build observation skills and logical thinking;
• improve concentration and fine motor skills;
• finish something big on their own and feel proud of it;
• fall in love with letters before starting school.