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It's time for Peppa to go to school--and make a new friend! There's a new student in Peppa's class! Her name is Emily Elephant. At first, Emily is very shy and quiet. Peppa helps her adjust to school and make new friends as they learn, play games, and of course, jump in muddy puddles!
Ring the doorbell and find out who comes to Peppa Pig's rainy day picnic! 5 additional buttons bring the story to life with fun sounds, and the voice of Peppa and her friends! Matching words with pictures and sounds enhances reading comprehension, and engages young readers at story time.
Peppa Pig plays the part of Little Red Riding Hood in her school play! This Level 1 reader is based on the hit TV show, as seen on Nick Jr. Peppa Pig's class is putting on a school play! Peppa stars as Little Red Riding Hood and Danny Dog is the Big Bad Wolf. Pedro Pony is the hunter -- but he's very shy. Will all of the children remember their lines and make the play a big success? Find out in this Level 1 reader! Based on the hit television show, as seen on Nick Jr.
It's Valentine's Day, and for Peppa, it's all about love. It's February 14, and Peppa Pig's family is playing the I Love You game! Peppa loves many things: her goldfish, her birthday, cookies, books, going to school, and so much more. George mostly loves dinosaurs. Mummy and Daddy Pig have their favorites to add to the list, and so do Granny and Grandpa Pig. But what does Peppa love most of all?
Squish! STOMP! Boinggg! Explore the town with Peppa Pig and her friends! While you read, press 10 buttons to play action words and sounds. Hear each word spoken aloud, followed by the sound it makes!
Join Peppa and George as they jump in all kinds of puddles! Press the sound button to hear Peppa giggle and snort while you read the sweet and silly story.
Peppa’s class is putting on a Christmas play. Will Santa arrive in time to see the show? Everyone in Peppa’s class is excited about the Christmas play. Wendy Wolf is going to be an elf, Peppa will be a Christmas fairy, and Suzy Sheep is going to be the Christmas nurse — just in case someone gets sick. Peppa knows Santa is very busy, but she still hopes he’ll come to watch the play. He said he would! Could a Christmas surprise be in store for Peppa and her friends?
Based on the TV series "Peppa Pig," created by Neville Astley and Mark Baker.
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Cassie Miller is broke. Her parents cut off all funding when she dropped out of medical school, and graduate school is expensive. A full-time nanny job at the Wellington estate is the answer to her problems, except working for beautiful, successful Brook Wellington wasn’t in the job description. Brook has always had a head for business. Born into a global shipping empire, she sits at the helm running it with skill and savvy. But success comes at a cost. Her priority is her six-year-old son, but she can’t be in two places at once. Hiring a nanny isn’t the perfect solution, but it would certainly help, and Cassie came highly recommended. If only she wasn’t so damn attractive. Can Cassie and Brook deny their growing attraction and keep things professional? Or will they sidestep propriety and give in to temptation?