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Dinosaur Playtime
Prehistoric playtime is the focus of this toddler-friendly picture book full of fun, imagination and a whole lot of dinosaurs! What would playtime have looked like during the dinosaur times? Come and find out in this brilliantly fun picture book for young readers. With bright, playful illustrations by Italian illustrator Alberta Torres, this book is perfect for little dino lovers everywhere!
Mr Men Little Miss Making New Friends
The Mr Men and Little Miss love making new friends, but someone blushes and gets very shy at the thought of it. Can they get by with a little help from their friends? Little Miss Shy finds it hard to make new friends, but when she meets Mr Silly and Little Miss Dotty on the way to Mr Greedy’s BBQ, they show her how to have a little more confidence in herself. Will Little Miss Shy make some new friends before the BBQ is over? The Mr Men and Little Miss Every Day series takes Roger Hargreaves’ beloved characters on trips and activities that children will recognise from their own lives. All the Every Day Adventures have a ‘Where’s Walter’ feature with Walter the worm hiding in every story making for a fun and interactive reading experience for children aged 2 years and up.
We Are Dragons
Unleash the laughter with We Are Dragons! Join four playful dragons on their hilarious journey through a fairytale kingdom, where fun turns into chaos at every turn. From dazzling at the Prince’s Royal Ball to mixing fizzing potions in a witch’s cauldron, these dragons can’t help but cause mischief wherever they go. This rhyming tale is bursting with humour and vibrant illustrations that will delight young readers. Discover the mayhem and laughter that await. "With brilliant, bouncy rhyme and illustrations packed with energy and wit, prepare to be catapulted into delightful, dragon-filled chaos. But wait! A mischievously more-ish new read-aloud from John Condon and Patrick Corrigan." - Rhiannon Findlay, best-selling author of Ten Minutes to Bed
I Can Spy a Dinosaur
<p><b>Covering key early years concepts like counting and colours, this charming board book is sure to captivate young dinosaur fans.</b><br><br>From swooping Pterodactyls to baby Triceratops, readers aged 1–3 will love counting their way through a colourful prehistoric world, packed with bright illustrations and friendly creatures on every page.<br><br>Featuring twenty different species of dinosaurs, each scene bursts with vibrant detail and brings a new setting to life. Little learners will journey from soaring Archaeopteryx flying over the ocean, to a mighty T. rex exploring a moonlit forest – discovering lush jungles, flowing rivers, sunbaked deserts and even the prehistoric underwater world along the way. Every page invites children to spot, count and explore, sparking curiosity about dinosaurs and the incredible habitats they lived in.<br><br>A simple pronunciation guide at the back helps young readers say each dinosaur name with confidence – perfect for encouraging language skills and fuelling dino-themed enthusiasm.<br><br>With sturdy pages sized for little hands, this board book is made for everyday reading – at home, on the move, or during storytime. Its playful, interactive approach to learning makes it a lasting favourite on any toddler’s bookshelf.<br><br>Beautifully illustrated by Kathryn Selbert, this delightful book blends education, imagination, and irresistible dinosaur charm into one engaging package.<br><br><b>Also available in the series:</b><br>9781837251018<i> I Can Spy a Unicorn</i></p>
Little Passenger
Little Passenger. I have made space for you inside my heart. It will always be a little bigger than you are. To give you room to grow. A stunning love letter to mothers and babies. With a bookplate for personalization, this is an ideal Mother's Day gift for any new or expectant mother as well as a keepsake and go-to baby shower, naming ceremony or christening gift. Mother and baby are growing together and getting ready to greet the world. Through simple, deeply moving words and truly stunning illustrations, we share an intimate journey through pregnancy and watch a baby develop from a little pea to pumpkin-sized to ... a baby, in their mother's arms. This picture book journey embodies all the vulnerability, hope and tenderness of a new pregnancy and the deep connection between a mother and her unborn child. It also includes a sensitively worded dedication to all the little passengers who never made it, acknowledging that many pregnancy journeys are not always straightforward. The debut picture book from Deirdre Sullivan is perfectly matched with Jessica Love, the illustrator of Julian Is a Mermaid, who illustrates this language of movement and light and love, using colour and space like never seen before on a picture book page.
I Can Spy a Unicorn
<p><b>Covering key early years concepts like counting and colours, this charming board book is sure to captivate young unicorn fans.</b><br><br>From Ruby racing through Fantasy Forest to Violet sliding down the snowy Mystic Mountains, readers aged 1–3 will love counting their way through a magical world packed with bright illustrations and friendly creatures on every page.<br><br>Featuring eight unique unicorn characters – plus a host of fairies, dragons, mermaids and more – each scene bursts with vibrant detail and brings a different enchanted setting to life. Little learners will explore lush meadows, sunny beaches, waterfalls and even mysterious caves, spotting colourful objects and playful creatures along the way. Every page invites children to count, search and discover, sparking curiosity about the whimsical fantasy world where unicorns live in.<br><br>With sturdy pages sized for little hands, this board book is made for everyday reading – at home, on the move or during storytime. Its playful, interactive approach to learning makes it a lasting favourite on any toddler’s bookshelf.<br><br>Beautifully illustrated by Kathryn Selbert, this delightful book blends education, imagination and irresistible unicorn charm into one enchanting package.<br><br><b>Also available in the series:</b><br>9781837251001<i> I Can Spy a Dinosaur</i></p>
Uh-Oh, Niko: The Farm
Feed the chickens. What a crowd!Uh-oh, Niko.That’s so loud!Help little Niko feed the animals, ride a tractor and waddle with the ducklingsin this interactive board book packed with push-and-pull sliders and flaps. Uh-Oh Niko is a little bear who sometimes gets things a little wrong. Whatever happens, he always tries again and learns new skills along the way. For fans of Maisy and Tales of Acorn Wood, this series is the perfect way to help toddlers with their daily routines.Children will love joining in with the fun-filled rhyming text and playing along with the story. Want more fun with Niko? Check out the other books in the series:Uh-Oh, Niko: BathtimeUh-Oh, Niko: BedtimeUh-Oh, Niko: The ParkUh-Oh, Niko: NurseryUh-Oh, Niko: The BeachUh-Oh, Niko: Birthday PartyUh-Oh, Niko: SwimmingUh-Oh, Niko: The Train
Mr. Poirot: Mystery on the Opulent Express
Agatha Christie’s most famous detectives receive the Mr Men Little Miss treatment! Agatha Christie’s Hercule Poirot meets Roger Hargreaves' Mr Men and Little Miss in this new story, written and illustrated by Adam Hargreaves. Loosely inspired by Murder on the Orient Express, but with a charming and humorous twist for younger fans, this is a mystery that requires order and method to solve it! Have you met Mr Poirot – a new Mr. Men character who is a famous Belgian detective, like someone Agatha Christie fans have already met?! Mr Poirot is travelling on the Opulent Express to Paris, where his fellow passengers include the wealthy business tycoon Mr Rude and other intriguing passengers such as Madame Magic, Colonel Impossible and Professor Inventor. So, when there appears to be a thief onboard the train, it is time for Mr Poirot to use his little grey cells to investigate this seemingly impossible mystery. This is the second Mr Poirot mystery in a mischievous new partnership, publishing alongside Little Miss Marple: Bump in the Library. The first two titles are also available: Little Miss Marple: Muddle at the Vicarage and Mr Poirot: Mischief on the Nile.
Good Night, Gorilla
It’s bedtime at the zoo, and all the animals are going to sleep. Or are the? neak along behind the zookeeper and see who gets the last laugh in this riotous goodnight romp.
Meet the Moods
Have you met the Moods?There''s Happy who has the biggest SMILE. And Grumpy whose frown will most definitely NOT turn upside down. There''s Worry who thinks and thinks and THINKS. And Excited who just can''t sit still.But how do you tell the difference between Happy and Excited or Grumpy and Sadness? And how can you make Worry go away?With laugh-out-loud character profiles, Meet the Moods introduces children to different moods, including what they feel like and how they might make you behave. It''s the perfect picture book to get little ones talking about BIG feelings.
Talking Books
A captivating picture book biography of determined innovator Dr. Robert B. Irwin, who invented the audiobook and revolutionized the way stories are shared, opening the door for people of all abilities to become readers.Robert Benjamin Irwin loves to learn and explore. But when he’s five, his eyes grow red and painful from fever, and he loses his sight. Since he can no longer see, Robert focuses instead on what he can do: discovering new ways to learn and experience the world through sound. As he grows up, Robert learns to read books written in Braille, a system of raised dots that can be read with fingers. But as much as he loves stories, he finds finger-reading Braille slow and difficult. He wishes he could listen to a story like he listens to the birds. So, with a team of audio engineers, Robert sets out to make it happen—and revolutionizes reading for people around the world.
Things That Go
Little ones will love learning to count with Let's Count to Ten! Things That Go, a colourful lift-the-flap board book, filled with exciting trucks to meet. Introduce toddlers to their first numbers! They will love exploring the vibrant illustrations and lifting the shaped flaps to reveal the numbers. From fire engines and tractors, to diggers and dump trucks, little ones can learn to count from 1 to 10 whilst discovering different vehicles. Ideal for any first-learning library, this novelty board book will engage babies and help to develop their number recognition and hand-eye coordination. Discover more counting fun with Let's Count to Ten! Animals.
Where They Gather
As a tree grows, so too does a strong and loving Black family over generations in this gorgeous and lyrical picture book spanning centuries of persistence and hope.Roots take hold and settle in, creeping far and free. They stake their claim in barren ground— a dream of what will be. Here, they hope together. A newly freed Black couple plant a pecan tree. The tree grows alongside each new generation of their family, weathering various seasons of change from the Jim Crow era to the Civil Rights period and into present day. Through difficult winters and the promise of spring, the tree continues to rise, mirroring the strength, resilience, and celebration of the family throughout time.
Where Did She Go?
The perfect book for opening up honest conversations with young children about grief and death, whether they have lost a loved one, or are simply curious and at the age of asking questions.When one little girl''s grandma is nowhere to be seen, and everyone keeps saying how sorry they are that the family have lost her, she makes it her special task to find Grandma and cheer everyone up.But Grandma''s not under the sofa or behind the flower patch, so where has she really gone?Written with gentle humour and a lightness of touch by grief expert and comedian Cariad Lloyd, and illustrated by Tom Percival, creator of the bestselling Big Bright Feelings series.
Little Miss Marple: Bump in the Library
Agatha Christie’s most famous detectives receive the Mr. Men Little Miss treatment! Agatha Christie’s Miss Marple meets Roger Hargreaves' Mr Men and Little Miss in this new story, written and illustrated by Adam Hargreaves. Loosely inspired by The Body in the Library, but with a light and humorous twist for younger fans, this is a mystery that only someone with a deep understanding of human nature can solve! Have you met Little Miss Marple – a new Little Miss who may feel more than a little familiar, particularly to Agatha Christie fans?! Little Miss Marple is staying at Gossipton Hall when Sir Jelly finds a body in the library! This turns out to be a confused Major Bump, with a bump on his head. With growing uncertainty about whether this was accidental, Little Miss Marple joins Major Bump on a trip to the Majestic Hotel, where there is much suspicion about his fellow holidaymakers. Can Little Miss Marple help Inspector Nonsense and Constable Silly find the culprit? This is the second Little Miss Marple mystery in a mischievous new partnership, publishing alongside Mr Poirot: Mystery on the Opulent Express. The first two titles are also available: Little Miss Marple: Muddle at the Vicarage and Mr Poirot: Mischief on the Nile.
The Magic Pet Shop: Pugicorn and the Chickaboo
It's Helping Hands Week in Twinkleton-Under-Beanstalk and Princess Ava and her pet Pugicorn are helping at Cherry Tree Farm for the first time. They can't wait to drive the twirly tractor, watch all the golden twinkle-chick eggs to hatch and, of course, help to set up the Spring Fete. But when some missing decorations get everyone in a flap, can one little chick learn to channel her powers and save the day? A magical tale about finding your own way to shine, filled with adventure, friendship and farmyard fun. Pay another visit to the Magic Pet Shop . . . Pugicorn Starwhal La-La-Llama Pandarina Pugicorn and the Christmas Wish Kitticorn StarpuffPugicorn and Hugicorn ElepopDinocornPugicorn and the Rainbow Holiday
My Little Chick
Cozy up with your little chick and share this sweet, rhyming board book that’s perfect for springtime snuggles!My little chick, to the world you are new. But all along, I’ve always known you. A perfect gift for new babies, this adorable board book with a padded cover is a charming treasure to share with your little chick!
Animals
Little ones will love learning to count with Let's Count to Ten! Animals, a colourful lift-the-flap board book, filled with friendly animals to meet. Introduce toddlers to their first numbers! They will love exploring the vibrant illustrations and lifting the shaped flaps to reveal the numbers. From elephants and puppies, to parrots and sea creatures, little ones can learn to count from 1 to 10 with help from the friendly animals. Ideal for any first-learning library, this novelty board book will engage babies and help to develop their number recognition and hand-eye coordination. Discover more counting fun with Let's Count to Ten! Things That Go.
Foote Was First!
From award-winning author Jen Bryant and bestselling illustrator Amy June Bates comes the incredible true story of STEMinist Eunice Foote, the woman who discovered the science behind global warming. From a young age, Eunice Foote’s natural curiosity led her to learn more about how the world worked. What makes milk turn to butter? Why can I see my breath when it’s cold? Why are there different kinds of cloud? y the time she grew up, scientists announced that the Earth was much hotter in the past, and that the warmer temperatures must mean the Earth’s core was the cause. But Eunice thought something else could be at work. Through experiments and tests, Eunice’s curiosity helped her make an important breakthrough: the greenhouse effect. Jen Bryant and Amy June Bates have created a remarkable biography about Eunice Foote, the first person to discover that trapped carbon dioxide warms the Earth’s surface—a process that causes climate change, which impacts the world to this day.
