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Tell Your Own Fairy Tale
Can YOU tell the best fairy tale ever? Pick a new story again and again in this interactive picture book!Join in and read along in this funny picture book where YOU choose the story?With over 60 magical and funny story options to choose from on every page, from noble princesses and big bad trolls, gingerbread house and glistening palaces, how many fairy tales can you tell and will everybody live happily ever after?With so many different story options to choose each time, these books can be enjoyed again and again and again!
If a Monkey Ate Nothing but Bananas
If a monkey ate nothing but bananas, the buttons would pop off its pajamas (if it wore any!). If a bear ate nothing but honey, its tummy would feel a bit funny! If a cat ate noting but cream and a dog ate nothing but bones, there would be problems! And what about you? If you ate nothing but pizza and cake . . . Told in rhyme and full of humorous, energetic, and characterful gouache art, this is a fun exploration of food—and what animals should or shouldn’t eat. Join Lillias Kinsman-Chauvet, author of Too Snappy to Wear a Nappy, as she explores various animals and their diets, introducing the idea of healthy eating for humans in a fun and accessible way.
Rose Signs Good Morning!
Rose Ayling-Ellis combines sweet stories and sign language in this picture book teaching BSL to young children.Join Rose and Kitten Casper in this early morning story for 0-5 year olds and learn to sign along the way. Every page shows Baby Rose introducing a new sign to her Kitten Casper, with a simple step-by-step for young readers to follow and join in too.This sign language board book for children offers: Content written by award-winning actress Rose Ayling-Ellis, a longstanding activist for the Deaf community.A board book series teaching sign language to very beginners in a simple and engaging way.Cute illustrations by Margarida Sampaio on every page to engage young children and introduce simple signs.In Rose signs Good Morning!, Rose Ayling-Ellis is the star of the story, sharing her own experiences and very special message with her youngest generation of readers and listeners.Baby Rose and Kitten Casper share and sign their morning routine, which is full of fun and healthy habits for little ones developing a love of books. For children learning the basics of BSL, or parents who are simply trying to get their kids into good routines, this is the perfect place to start.
Put Your Shoes On
From the creator of the iconic Penguin comes a truly humorous and empathetic look at everyday family life that also celebrates the importance and the dignity of a child''s inner world.Every morning, all across the globe, children are being asked to put their shoes on. And, every morning, across the globe ... no children are putting shoes on their feet, including Josh. Mummy is desperate for Josh to put his shoes on – they have Aunty Nelly''s party to go to! His cousins Tobias and Clementine will be there! (With their best shoes on.) While she asks nicely, cajoles, and eventually shouts (a bit), what she can''t see is that Josh is actually VERY BUSY: he is completely lost in his own imaginative landscape inhabited by wild and wonderful creatures, made from real children''s drawings by Polly Dunbar''s son. In his own head, Josh is indeed putting shoes on ... just not on his own feet. Cleverly fusing together two unique art styles, Polly connects us to the inner life of a child and all the little worries and distractions they wrestle with as soon as they know they have to leave home. In the end, she asks for a little more patience and love ... for both parent and child.
Planes and Rockets and Things That Fly
An amazing new Richard Scarry collection filled with hilarious stories about jet planes, rockets, spacecraft and other things that fly! It's the perfect partner to Cars and Trucks and Things that Go and set to be a new Scarry favourite. In this collection Huck takes flying lessons, we learn how planes and birds fly, the cat family goes to the air show, and Wolfgang Wolf, Benny Baboon and Harry Hyena take a trip to the moon in their own rocket! Packed with amazing Scarry detail and with stories that can be read again and again, this book will give hours of fun to fans of planes, rockets and flying!
The Tickle Book: A Push Pull and Slide Book
A funny rhyming adventure for preschoolers with tabs to push, pull and slide on every page. From award-winning author Ian Whybrow, and illustrated by Axel Scheffler, co-creator of The Gruffalo. Look out – there's a Ticklemonster about! And he's off to tickle all his animal friends, from the pigs on the farm to penguins at the zoo. Join Tom and Bear as they follow him on his adventures, but watch out - you might get tickled too!With a laugh-out-loud text full of witty rhymes and silly scenarios from Ian Whybrow, and illustrations by The Gruffalo illustrator Axel Scheffler that are bursting with funny details, The Tickle Book: A Push, Pull and Slide Book is perfect for sharing – and there's a fun interactive tab to push, pull or slide on every page, so children can join in the fun!Discover more interactive fun in the Tom and Bear series with The Christmas Bear: A Push, Pull and Slide Book.
Snow White and the Seven Bears
A fabulously funny story, inspired by the much-loved classic character, from two giants of children’s books! “Mirror, mirror on the wall. Where is the cuddliest teddy of all?” Snow White has lost her teddy bear. Taking the magic talking mirror from the wall, she sets off into the forest to find him, where – one after another – she makes friends with some real bears! The bears offer to help Snow White, but they are much more interested in having fun – will she ever find her teddy? A delightfully funny story packed full of boisterous bears! From Michael Rosen, the highly regarded author of We’re Going on a Bear Hunt, comes this wonderful story inspired by the famous fairy tale, brilliantly brought to life by David Melling, the creator of Hugless Douglas.
A Surprise in the Wood
Mama and Papa Bear are waiting for a special delivery, which finally arrives from the heavens above, but the bear cub they receive is not quite what they—and the rest of the forest animals—were expecting Inspired by parents who adopted a child with a debilitating genetic disease, A Surprise in the Wood exalts the love that makes a family strong despite the surprises that sometimes come its way. This powerful allegory will resonate with any parent who expected a bear cub and instead received a goldfish. It teaches to cherish the fish and immerse oneself in another’s world, whether they breathe water or air. It also celebrates the value of community, especially when they learn to embrace difference. A Surprise in the Wood is a remarkable tale that delivers a moving and relatable story packed with emotional resonance and ultimately advocates for unconditional love and acceptance as a path through adversity. A donation from sales of the book will be made to the MCT8–AHDS Foundation, which inspired the story.
Band Nerd
A heartfelt coming-of-age story about music, family, and friendship?perfect for fans of Roller Girl and New Kid.For twelve-year-old Lucy Carver, music isn?t just a way of life, it?s an escape from homework and home life with her alcoholic father. When Lucy starts seventh grade at Windley School of the Arts, with its high academic standards and even higher artistic expectations, it becomes much harder to keep everything in tune.As things spiral out of control with her parents and her schoolwork, Lucy grows desperate for a win and focuses all her energy on beating snobby Tolli Claybourne for first chair flute. But just when she thinks she?s hitting all the right notes, an accident leaves Lucy unable to play, and her mother threatens to withdraw her for poor grades. Now Lucy must choose: sabotage Tolli or give up on her dream.
Yellow Singing Sail
In her early years, Yinfan lives in the small Chinese county of Xintian, surrounded by family members. But when they move for her father''s new job to the city of Guangzhou, her life changes dramatically. Not only does Yinfan need to adjust to a new dialect, but she also has to comply with many new rules at home and in school, and deal with her loneliness. Yinfan yearns to make a good friend, and she does her best to try and fit in. That is, until a girl in her class helps her realise she likes herself just the way she is. This graphic memoir from author and illustrator Yinfan Huang offers a heartwarming look at a girl''s struggle to forge her own identity in her quest for friendship. Full of fascinating details about life as a child and adolescent in 1990s China, it offers a timely message about how the challenges of growing up are universal.
My Friend May
From the winner of the New York Times Best Illustrated Book Prize and the American Indian Youth Literature AwardI’d like to tell you a rather true story about a big black cat who started out gray. Her name was May.Margaux and her cat May became friends when Margaux was just six years old. They grew up together, sharing countless memories along the way. But one day, May is late coming home. Where is May? Is she under the porch? Maybe on the roof?Margaux’s nitôsis (the Cree word for auntie) helps search for May in the tall grass. But soon nitôsis needs to leave: she’s moving away to the big city, and has to pack her things into boxes. Margaux helps nitôsis, but she can’t take her mind off May. Will she ever return? nitôsis is worried, too. But little do they know, May has a surprise in store for both of them!This fun and heartwarming story with a surprise happy ending invites readers to share their own cat stories. My Friend May is a tribute to love and the balance between all beings, and the experiences and emotions that connect us all.My Friend May features:A glossary of Cree words used throughout the bookBackmatter content that includes a pronunciation guide
Sleep, Sheep!
There are lots of things Duncan likes about bedtime - the stories, the pyjamas, the bubblegum-flavored toothpaste... The only thing he doesn''t like is going to sleep. And he''ll do anything he can to avoid it. Until one day, Duncan''s mum has had enough of his stalling. ''Try counting sheep'', she tells him. So, he does. At first, it''s kind of fun. As he counts, each sheep appears, wearing its number like a race car, and leaps over the bed. But then comes Sheep #68, who hesitates. He needs a drink of water before he can jump. Then he has to go to the bathroom. Then he wants to put on running shoes. Will Sheep #68 ever do what he''s supposed to? Kerry Lyn Sparrow''s hilarious picture book story offers a new take on a universal experience. Using delaying tactics to avoid going to sleep at bedtime is a common routine for young children, and they''ll love the sly humour when Duncan''s own tricks get turned on him by the (''sheepish'') sheep. In subtle colours with lots of telling details, Guillaume Perreault''s illustrations bring Duncan''s bedtime rituals and his unexpected sheep guests humorously to life. This book makes a fantastic, funny read-aloud, appealing to both children and adults.
The Farm
This fun and educational book, themed around everything to do with farm and farm animals, will keep young children entertained for hours. Farm takes a narrative approach in which two children, Mary and Max, show young readers around their uncle and aunt’s farm. We see them visiting the wheat fields, stables, milking barn, orchard and vegetable patch as well as taking a ride in a tractor. All this and more is charmingly depicted by French illustrator Alain Grée, whose stunning vintage illustrations leap out from every page.
Penguin TV
WE think we’re just watching penguins on a webcam at the zoo – THEY think they’re filming a TV show!No TV at bedtime? Not this time! Tune in to Penguin TV and laugh out loud with Horatio, Myrtle, Otto and our cast of Humboldt penguins as they star in their very own reality show, showcasing their unique skills and trying to teach human viewers a little bit about penguin life as they go. Inspired by the hugely popular real-life penguin cam at Dublin Zoo, young readers will laugh along with these prima donna penguins, each with their own character and charm!
Our Lake
A tender and vulnerable exploration of love and loss that follows two boys as they take their first trip back to the lake without their father, from debut author-illustrator Angie Kang.Today, Brother is taking me up to swim in the lake like Father used to. I want to thank him for bringing us here, but I can?t find the words. Instead, I loop my arms around his torso, and he does the same back.Here, in our lake, the water holds us close. On a sweltering hot day, a little boy mirrors his brother as he takes off his shirt, stretches, and walks toward the edge of the tall rock, ready to dive into the cool lake waters glistening below. Only this time, Father is not here. And the water looks so far away. How can he take the plunge? With a gorgeous, deft touch in her exquisitely soft illustrations and words, Angie Kang conveys vulnerability, longing, and connection as these two boys hear Father?s laugh and see his memory all around them, uniting them in a bittersweet moment.
This Is the First Book I Will Read to You
A new dad gets ready to share the love of reading with his baby for the first time, now available in board book!It''s baby''s first story time, and a new dad is excited to read to his child. He''s also a little nervous. Which book should he choose? And what if it doesn''t settle the baby to sleep? After bath time, picking out pj''s, and the perfect swaddle, it''s time to cuddle up and read together. And begins the special journey that only starts when a book is opened. Father and baby are transported to the soothing world of their story, sharing the special love of reading together for the first time. Filled with both tenderness and wonder, This Is the First Book I Will Read to You is the ultimate baby shower gift for book-loving parents and their newest readers.
When I am Kind
We can''t control how we feel, but we are in charge of what we do. Positive behaviour is a critical component of healthy personal, social, and emotional development. It helps children achieve better outcomes in whatever they do, and supports their ability to learn and grow.Following on from ‘First Feelings’, this essential series focuses on six classic behaviours displayed by young children. Each book introduces a single behaviour, and explores its effect on others, while offering coping strategies where relevant.With thanks to Dr Kathryn Lester, Senior Lecturer in Developmental Psychology at the University of Sussex, for her invaluable advice during the making of this series.
When I am Calm
We can''t control how we feel, but we are in charge of what we do. Positive behaviour is a critical component of healthy personal, social, and emotional development. It helps children achieve better outcomes in whatever they do, and supports their ability to learn and grow.Following on from ‘First Feelings’, this essential series focuses on six classic behaviours displayed by young children. Each book introduces a single behaviour, and explores its effect on others, while offering coping strategies where relevant.With thanks to Dr Kathryn Lester, Senior Lecturer in Developmental Psychology at the University of Sussex, for her invaluable advice during the making of this series.
When I am Creative
We can''t control how we feel, but we are in charge of what we do. Positive behaviour is a critical component of healthy personal, social, and emotional development. It helps children achieve better outcomes in whatever they do, and supports their ability to learn and grow.Following on from ‘First Feelings’, this essential series focuses on six classic behaviours displayed by young children. Each book introduces a single behaviour, and explores its effect on others, while offering coping strategies where relevant.With thanks to Dr Kathryn Lester, Senior Lecturer in Developmental Psychology at the University of Sussex, for her invaluable advice during the making of this series.
