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A sweet and simple story about fun and friendship, featuring Bobble and Pom Pom, who love to have fun and play in the snow. One day Bobble and Pom Pom climb up a new hill and admire the view, when suddenly the hill rumbles and moves. It wasn't a hill at all–it was a sleeping, snowy polar bear! Bobble and Pom Pom and their friends Bunny and Bird have fun sliding down Polar Bear's back, and at the end of the day they roll snowballs and make a shelter for Polar Bear to sleep in peace. The snowy setting makes for a lovely seasonal gift year after year.

Life's Little Lessons is a series of six titles, exploring key topics in a young child's life. Muddy Hands, Clean Hands explores good dirt and bad dirt, and how to avoid passing on germs. Rey is a complete whiz-kid, and her wheelchair is state of the art. She loves to play outside, splashing through puddles, and the neighborhood park. Rey’s younger sister Emily is worried about germs— she hangs back and won’t join in. At school, she learns about good dirt through gardening, the benefits of fresh air, and how this can stop you from getting sick. Together Emily and her friends learn about everyday hygiene and not sharing germs: catch a sneeze and toss it, wash your hands after using the bathroom, before eating, or helping in the kitchen. Knowing the difference between good dirt and how to avoid passing on everyday germs gives Emily the confidence to join in the fun.This is an important topic and reinforces how to stay healthy. Great for use in classrooms or at home with a parent or caregiver.  

An innovative flap book with simple, graphic art that follows the story of Big Rhinoceros and Little Rhinoceros. Big Rhinoceros and Little Rhinoceros take a walk together and discover what is HONKING! Meet goose and her three baby geese, before Little Rhinoceros yawns and heads off to bed with Big Rhinoceros following. A simple follow-my-leader story of discovery. Little Rhinoceros has the confidence to explore, knowing that Big Rhinoceros is there—and maybe he even teaches Big Rhinoceros a thing or two.

A delightful children's picture book about our animal friends who like to sleep when we're awake. All is quiet in the sleepy old house But out in the garden, in the light of the moon, Who is awake in the moonlight? While we’re sleeping, there are lots of creatures still awake.Who Is Awake in the Moonlight? highlights the different activities that nocturnal animals are engaged in at night and the features that make them suited to the darkness: owls’ big eyes allow them to hunt in the dark, frogs croak at night when it’s cooler so they can attract a mate. ?With stunning illustrations from acclaimed author and illustrator Alexandra Milton, Who Is Awake in the Moonlight? is a perfect bedtime story that will have children dreaming about the animals that are awake after the sun goes down.

James O'Brien uses potatoes to make marvellous, bold, animal characters—with attitude—who star in this brilliant debut picture book.Get ready for a kaleidoscope of big, bright, bold colours, as James O’Brien’s distinctive potato-printed illustrations and funny quips help children navigate a range of feelings and emotions‚ from fabulous and joyful to bored and vain.These great characters explore feelings with humour and pathos, building self-awareness and knowledge of the world. Each feeling is explored through the eyes of a particular animal, providing much scope for discussion between caregiver and child.

A fabulously illustrated non-fiction book aimed at children ages 7 plus exploring the element water. Water makes up 70% of our body and 80% of our brain. Without it, there is no life. Water exists in three different forms: what you drink, what you make lemonade from, what you swim in, is the liquid; glaciers, frozen puddles, or the ice cubes you put in your lemonade are solids; invisible water vapour, or gas, floats in the air. See how many things nature has to deal with!With striking and graphic artwork, and a fascinating text, packed full of information, this book will make a great addition to any child’s bookshelf.

A fabulously illustrated non-fiction book aimed at children ages 7 plus, exploring what energy is and where it comes from. Our planet was created four billion years ago from dust particles and gases floating around the sun, the sun that, to this day, still remains our main source of energy. But there are other sources of energy, including heat, sound, motion, food, and more.With striking and graphic artwork, and a fascinating text packed full of information, this book wil make a great addition to any child’s bookshelf.

A fabulous Halloween gift book—packed full of skeletons dressed up to the nines and ready to party. Out beyond the peaty bog, there’s a haunted mansion in a gloomy, green fog.   Skel-e-tons in party wear are dressed to the nines and gathered there, For tonight’s the night the skeletons have their party! Can you spot the skeletons hiding in cupboards, treasure chests, and drawers—even the teapot and the cookie jar? But what are the tentacles that creep through doorways and up through the floorboards? Is it possible that there’s a monster hiding in the house? Each spread features multiple pop-up spooky surprises as the skeletons prepare for the party night of the year!A high-spec pop-up book that would make a perfect seasonal gift—packed with humour, fun, and a few puns along the way.  

A little monster gets very mad when he feels that everyone gets what they want . . . apart from him. “And what about me?” he continually asks. Everyone gets bigger portions of cake (Little Monster even measures his portions) and they get the presents they ask for, but he is treated like a baby—that’s because HE IS a baby, albeit a baby monster. He has a fit of jealousy at just about everything, until he gets pampered and forced into a hug which makes his brothers and sisters feel very jealous and makes our little monster, very happy. A great picture book to encourage emotional resilience and explore the emotions of jealousy.

Big bears, Small bears, Calling one and all bears! Fast bears, Slow bears, Picnic-on-the-go bears. A humorous and inclusive rhyming text celebrating all kinds of bears and exploring opposites along the way. A jam-packed celebration of bears—from big and small and fast and slow to young and old and messy and neat. Every bear is welcome at the Jamboree—black bears, white bears, polka-dotted bright bears!With a fabulous text to read aloud and illustrations from award-winning Alex Willmore, this picture book will be a great addition to any child’s bookshelf.