Stella Gaia

If Lola were a plant, she wouldn’t be a dog, a cat, a mouse, a penguin, a gnat or a hippopotamus, but she would still be alive and well. In If I Were a Plant, Lola discovers that plants are the most numerous living beings on the planet. She also finds out how they get their food without being able to move and how they breathe despite not having a mouth or nose, along with many other things she never thought a plant could do. A book for discovering unusual facts about plants and for looking at something you thought you knew with fresh eyes.

A delicious mix-and-match book for discovering shapes. Yum! is a mix-and-match book that invites you to flip through its pages to reassemble the fruit cups or create brand new ones. A deliciously fun and interactive way for little ones to discover shapes.

First words are everywhere you look, especially in a house! This lovely picture book catalogues a variety of household items, naming the delightful miscellany that comprises a life. The charming collections are creative and unexpected, the sweetest of visual snapshots that reinforce word recognition and understanding: In addition to the expected kitchen and garden items, there are more surprising--and smart--spreads featuring 'things where you can take a nap,' 'things that keep you warm,' and the 'things that get lost' (parents will relate). Children will revel in the delicate illustrations of things they are learning to recognise, things they are discovering every day and things they will cherish and use as they grow.