Little Tiger

This delightfully illustrated book is about babies and the funny and endearing early sounds they make. With a button on each page to press – six in total – there are lots of realistic sounds.

Young children love learning about the world around them and tidying up is an integral part of a young child’s day. This book gives the child an opportunity to learn about and do these exciting jobs that they often must watch an adult do such as vacuuming the floor and cleaning the countertops.

Consisting of eight illustrations of animals in vivid colours, this is an ingenious idea for a cute little board book, perfect for the youngest bookworms, so what's so different about that?

Playwright Bill the Bear and his friends are preparing their next play in The Glade, their forest theatre. On the day of their final rehearsal, everything keeps going wrong. Bill just can’t stand it! Just as he makes his entrance for his final great speech, Bill falls right off the stage! He howls! He cries! He throws a full-on tantrum!

In a world where sport books are typically written for boys, young girls finally get the perfect book for them in Shoot for the Stars.

This is the first instalment in Karl Newson’s series of boardbooks that perfectly capture some of the most universal experiences of little ones learning to express themselves verbally—and loudly!

Meet Dodo, our green-beaked, pink-plumed protagonist, and perhaps the bravest – or silliest? – resident of the jungle.

In this gripping sequel to Wintour’s Game, Alex Wintour returns – more conflicted and determined than ever. After surviving the fire that destroyed The Temple, she is unexpectedly reunited with Christine, a mysterious figure from her past who may hold the key to her future and the years she cannot remember. But when Christine is abducted, Alex must descend into the shadows of the temporal underworld to bring her back.

My Thoughts and Me is an essential picturebook that fundamentally equips children with the tools to understand and unpack their unique way of thinking.

Lula who lives with her father, must adjust to new family dynamics as she now has a new stepbrother, Theo, and step-mum, Simone. This book gently explores how a blended family can work, its challenges and joys, and what bonding with a sibling means.