Mrs. Honey and her cat Thomas share an adventurous dream in which they face a group of fearsome pirates. The misfortunes of Mrs Honey´s Hat have made young readers laugh for more than a decade. Now, they can follow Pam Adams´s lovable grandmother in three new adventures: a dream adventure with pirates, a hilarious foreign holiday and the mystery of the missing glasses.
3-8 years

What makes staying with Grandma such fun?
Peter and Emma find all sorts of things when they help their grandmother look for her missing glasses. The misfortunes of Mrs Honey´s Hat have made young readers laugh for more than a decade. Now, they can follow Pam Adams´s lovable grandmother in three new adventures: a dream adventure with pirates, a hilarious foreign holiday and the mystery of the missing glasses.

What makes staying with Grandma such fun?
Peter and Emma find all sorts of things when they help their grandmother look for her missing glasses. The misfortunes of Mrs Honey´s Hat have made young readers laugh for more than a decade. Now, they can follow Pam Adams´s lovable grandmother in three new adventures: a dream adventure with pirates, a hilarious foreign holiday and the mystery of the missing glasses.

You can do anything if you try. Mrs. Honey encourages her grandchildren, but not quite the way she intended. 3-8 years

Mrs Honey is not a puppet, but rather a exquisitely made doll that is 41cm tall. Her hat is made of felt and designed to ‘attached’ decoration items with Velcro. Decorations sold separately.

Mrs Honey´s Hat Story - Decorations to go with the doll, doll sold separately. This accessory pack includes the 6 items that are removed from the hat in the story and the 6 replacement items, each printed on felt with a Velcro backing. l

Mrs Honey had a hat ... but in one short week, feathers, cherries, a shell, buttercups, lace and a ribbon are replaced by bubblegum, eggs, seaweed, a bell, cobwebs, and fish bones! This book is part of the NSW Premiers Reading Challenge List!

Key Learning Areas  Sequencing, Memory, Comprehension and Association In The Box: 4 playing boards (With the hat on one side and divided into segments for each day on the other. These segments include a simple sentence stating what ‘left the hat’ and what item ‘took it’s place’. 4 sets of 12 item cards (with the shape of the removed and replacement item for each day in a matching shape. 1 Sunday card depicting the end hat. About the Game:  This game can be used without the book, however is best utilised as a teaching tool, to reinforce the ‘sequence of events’. There are a number of different games that can be played that all serve to reinforce the ‘key Learning Areas’ lists above.

Mrs Honey had a hat ... but in one short week, feathers, cherries, a shell, buttercups, lace and a ribbon are replaced by bubblegum, eggs, seaweed, a bell, cobwebs, and fish bones! This book is part of the NSW Premiers Reading Challenge List!

Mrs Honey is faced with a real dilemma, which is more important - a tree or a bus shelter? This book encourages children to look closely at their local environment. 3 - 8 year olds