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On the savannah, whatever the weather,The animals must stick together.A herd of elephants cross the trail,Steadily walking, trunk to tail.A gorgeous board book by award-winning illustrator Britta Teckentrup!Discover the incredible habits of animals and their families, from diving dolphins to marvellous manatees, and explore what family means to all kinds of creatures. Britta Teckentrup''s stunning artwork brings to life nature''s incredible stories of the ways in which animals protect and support each other. Lyrical rhyming text by Patricia Hegarty creates a calming tone, making this a perfect book for sharing with your child at bedtime or anytime! Die-cuts let young readers peep through the pages, revealing different horizons all across the world. In this latest addition to Britta Teckentrup''s bestselling series of nature-themed books, animal parents and their young help you celebrate families, love, and the wonders of nature.Also available in the Peek-through Nature series: Don''t miss the full range of stunning board books that focus on the natural world, including Sea, Moon, Bee, Tree and Home!

Snuggle up, it's time for bedAs evening's curtain falls;A world awaits inside our heads -The magic dreamscape calls. As night falls and bedtime beckons, join a father and child on their journey into dreamland in this beautiful book about the power of imagination and wonders of our dreams. Complete with gorgeous metallic ink and glimmering foils, the lyrical rhyming text and magical illustrations will soothe and inspire your little ones as they drift off into dreams. Together, you will follow the adventurous father-daughter duo as they race through wild meadows, dive into pools of words and sing into the wind. A perfect bedtime book to settle every young dreamer into a peaceful night's sleep, as well as a collection of gorgeous, atmospheric illustrations to gaze at again and again, this unforgettable book is a gift to be treasured.

Join the friendly forest classmates at nursery as they learn their numbers, eat their lunch and take part in show-and-tell! Children will love finding the right sticker to help the animals complete each of the familiar school tasks, as well as discovering the fun reward stickers to share. For little ones who might be anxious about starting school and adapting to new routines, this board book is perfect to settle their nerves as they interact with characters enjoying a typical school day by locating the correct stickers. Featuring a sweet and funny rhyming text by Sophie Aggett, and adorable, bright illustrations from Jannie Ho, Ready for School is the perfect read to share with children again and again - just rinse the stickers to refresh their stickiness!

When clouds roll in, wool-thick and grey, and it's harder to breathe than before, when we can't remember Dad's face or how he sounded anymore, we wait for the stars. After losing her dad, Celeste's life feels like it's splintering. Then she makes a new friend in Katie, who shares her love of the beach, and meets Reuben, a fellow photographer. Maybe a new friendship group is just what she needs - as long as she keeps her growing attraction to Reuben out of the equation. But Celeste soon finds that emotions can't be bottled up... A stunning novel in verse, perfect for fans of Sarah Crossan, Elizabeth Acevedo, Dean Atta and Tia Fisher.

Megalodon was one of the deadliest predators in history, but is there any creature - past or present - that could have rivalled i? attle of the Beasts puts that question to the test, pitting the mighty megalodon against a pod of orcas, a colossal squid, a livyatan whale, a pliosaurus and a mosasaurus, and determining who would win each hypothetical fight. Jam-packed full of fascinating facts, with epic comic-style illustrations of each battle, this is perfect for fans of the I Survived series, Who Would Win? and the Guinness World Records.

A timely new mindful kids book from bestselling author-illustrator Jonny Lambert. When Buttons spots a beautiful blue butterfly, he is sure everyone will want to see. But among the bustle of the street and the chitter-chatter of the café, no-one notices . . . Can Buttons find a way to make the world pay attention to this small moment of wonde? his lyrical, thought provoking picture book is the ideal antidote to our busy, bustling world. With a gentle message that encourages us all to pause, take a breath and appreciate the wonder all around us, As The World Goes By is a stunning first introduction to mindfulness. Just like You're Snug with Me by Chitra Soundar and Poonam Mistry, Mayfly Day by Jeanne Willis and Tony Ross and On a Magical Do-Nothing Day by Beatrice Alemagna, As The World Goes By is perfect for any child who struggles to live in the present.

Travel by land, sea and air and learn all about things that go with this bright and bold board book! With flaps upon flaps, peek-through holes and plenty of surprises, little ones will delight in exploring its pages. Each spread includes lots to spot and plenty of new words to learn, from hot air balloons and bicycles, to rockets and rowing boats. Perfect for little hands, My First Peek-Through Flaps: Things That Go encourages motor skill development, hand-eye coordination, parent-child participation and a love of learning for the very young. *Note: this was originally published as part of the I Can Learn series.

Annie Armani's life changed with one knockout punch. She's not a scrappy nobody any longer - she's the Junior MMA Champion, the star of a new documentary, with a high-profile fight on the horizon and the chance of earning the kind of money her broken family desperately needs. Secretly though, Annie's terrified. The punch was a fluke and she's still reeling from her brother Marc's recent death. Now Annie has to contend with nosy producers, adoring fans and (worst of all) her feelings for her hot new sparring partner, Jake Duff, who has his own reasons for joining her team. With her future and her heart on the line, can Annie prove she's got what it takes to be a knockout sports sta? punchy romance, perfect for fans of Jenny Han, Lynn Painter, Talia Hibbert and RIVAL DARLING.

Bill is bored. Not just a bit bored but really really bored. His owner Mrs Pickle is never bored. She's always busy reading, gardening, cooking or doing kung fu. But Bill finds it all very dull. Until one windy day, everything changes . . . Full of bold, wacky humour and animated illustrations, Liz Pichon takes us along a space adventure that pulls Bill out of his snooze-fest against all odds! A laugh-out-loud celebration of imagination and silliness, and a reminder that excitement can be found in the most ordinary of places. Perfect for fans of Jon Klassen's I Want My Hat Back, Rob Biddulph's Blown Away, or Liz's very own bestselling Tom Gates series, this story is bound to make you think twice before ever moaning to your friends or parents, 'I'm bored'!

Let's stop asking, "What do you want to be when you grow up?" and start asking who children want to be. From a firefighter's bravery and a teacher's fairness to the creativity of an artist, this book explores the different values which can make us the best versions of ourselves. Uplifting text and joyful artwork show readers the importance of being kind, strong, passionate and determined. Now in a new format for younger children, this inspirational, thought-provoking board book from parenting coach Nima Patel celebrates the qualities children need to thrive. What we need to succeed is already within us!

Blu is excited to move into a brand-new town full of tomatoes - until he realises he's the only one in blue! Desperate to fit in, Blu sets off on a frustrating project to turn red, like everyone else . . . Debut talent Amber Aü spins a sensitive tale of personal growth and self-acceptance. Quirky humour and a warm, pared-back palette beautifully capture both the ache of feeling like an outsider, and the joys to be found in the very things that set us apart. Ideal for fans of Elmer by David McKee, The Day the Crayons Quit by Drew Daywalt and Oliver Jeffers, and Odd Dog Out by Rob Biddulph, this heartfelt, confidence-boosting picture book will captivate readers young and old. Highly commended at the World Illustration Awards 2024.

Mother Pig has had enough of her three horrid little pigs. So she packs their bags and sends them on their way. The first two little pigs build their houses by stealing straw and pinching twigs. The third little pig is so lazy, he moves into a hen house and calls it a day! These lazy, chaotic pigs may think they're getting away with their terrible behaviour, but everything changes when they meet a big, friendly wolf who might just be the one to teach them some very unexpected lessons. . . With her signature wit and vibrant art style, Liz Pichon has transformed this classic into a fresh, mischievous, and wildly imaginative tale that will have kids laughing out loud while discovering just how hard it is to build your own house!Perfect for fans of Goldilocks and the Three Dinosaurs by Mo Willems, The Bad Seed by Jory John and Pete Oswald, as well Liz Pichon's very own fun-packed and famous Tom Gates series. This fantastically fractured fairytale is perfect for families who love a whacky read-aloud!

Let me give you some rulesthat will be quite topical On a jaunt to the jungle or somewhere that's tropical. Learn what 'tou-can' and 'tou-cannot' do in the rainforest and have a 'hiss-terical' time with this 'claw-some' pop-up book! With hilarious, pun-packed text guaranteed to charm children and adults alike, this romp through the rainforest takes readers through a different pop-up spread on each page, bumping into all kinds of creatures from capybaras to snakes. The lovable cast of animals, playful illustrations from talented David Creighton-Pester and dad-jokes galore makes this a book that begs to be read again and again. It's got to be the funniest jungle etiquette book ever made!The sixth book in the wildly funny, pop-up-packed Creature Feature series! Also available . . . Don't Take a T-rex Out For Tea, Don't Ever Smile at a Shark, Don't Ever Laugh at a Ladybird, Don't Ever Conga with a Cow and Don't Ever Mess with a Monkey.

Alice and her family are camping in Yorkshire, where her new stepdad is hoping to photograph puffins. Alice struggles to understand her stepdad's fascination with the seabirds, and finds it even harder dealing with her younger stepsister, Hattie, who takes all the attention. When Alice tries to avoid Hattie by hanging back during a bike ride, she discovers a baby puffin huddled by a rock. It seems scared and all alone, but local volunteers have warned that it's dangerous for puffins to interact with humans. Is there any way that Alice can help the puffling return to the sea? A heartwarming story about family and nature from best-selling author Holly Webb.?

Have you ever been stared at by a big brown bear? From a gawping gibbon to a leering lion; a frowning frog to a peering python, the animal kingdom is filled with curious creatures - but the stariest of starers turns out to be something quite unexpected! A rollicking rhyming text from Philip Ardagh, bestselling author of BUNNIES ON THE BUS, makes ARE YOU LOOKING AT ME? pure fun to read aloud. Bold, graphic illustrations from Enrico Lorenzi are given extra punch with fluorescent ink and are packed with visual humour. Fans of the OI FROGS AND FRIENDS series by Kes Gray and Jim Field, I AM A TIGER by Karl Newson and Ross Collins, and NEVER TICKLE A TIGER by Pamela Butchart and Marc Boutavant will delight in the animal anarchy of ARE YOU LOOKING AT ME?

There is a world within me. I am not just one thing. From your sunrise-matching serenity and rainforest-rousing loudness to your glacier-like patience and clifftop-clambering courage, this book is a celebration of all the different facets that make you . . . YOU! With intricate peek-through holes, Anna Wilson's stunning illustrations conjure a cosmos that reflects all the amazing and varied parts of your personality. Lyrical, emotive language encourages young readers to step back and really appreciate all the complexities of their inner worlds, from sadness to anger, happiness to peace, and gently encourages them to learn how to manage their emotions. A great read for little ones who enjoyed Happy by Nicola Edwards, Slow Down by Freya Hartas or Here We Are by Oliver Jeffers.