Little Tiger

When our main character is invited to the wedding of two giant grooms, they graciously accept and are in for a wonderful day!

Bertha the bear is an extraordinary
inventor, but when a friend steals one of her inventions, she moves to the jungle far away from everyone. Bertha continues inventing on her own, and when mysterious noises start to shake her treehouse, she knows she will need some help to investigate. So with her new invention and friend, robot Blink, she sets out to discover and fix what could be disrupting the jungle.

There’s a certain ubiquitous juvenile sea creature, with his own catchy theme tune and an endless stream of merchandise that ensures sharks have become a favourite topic for toddlers across the globe. Not surprising then that this marine animal can inspire a cut-out style board book filled with facts for young minds, and there’s certainly plenty to recommend here.

Children of the World is an informative, entertaining and intriguing insight into different aspects of daily life for children from every corner of the globe. Each double-spread of the colourful high-gloss pages focuses on a topic of children’s lives that will be of particular interest to other children including their homes, families, holidays, schools, games, toys, pets, food and celebrations. The quirky and lively illustrations showcase multicultural customs and diverse traditions.

Meet Agent Harrier; a quick-witted, fast-acting canine secret agent always on a mission to fight off crafty, despicable ne’er-do-wells and expose their dastardly deeds. He is clever: he is loyal: he is … a bit confused, sometimes!

Exploring a tiny world full of life in an ingenious and enticing way for young readers, the strength of this book is the clever combination of illustrations and text used playfully to create an adventure that represents what a child experiences when exploring the outside natural world.

Told through the eyes of a little dog, Fluffy, this is a story that calls upon us to question our preconceived notions; to look carefully at what we think we see and to take notice of what is going on around us. With a more empathic view, we may find a little help when we need it most and, who knows, maybe even a new friend.

This captivatingly illustrated non-fiction book is a great introduction to the fascinating history of inventions. Seamlessly combining ancient and modern inventions, readers are taken on a balanced journey that involves rocks, metals, wheels, modern plastics and beyond.

This book follows the journey of a stepmum meeting her stepdaughter for the first time and the joys to be found in that special and unique bond. Presented as a simple story without much context from the perspective of the stepmum, allowing the reader to fill in the gaps themselves. We follow their relationship as it grows from strength to strength in this story full of hope and love.

Did you know your nose can detect over 50,000 different scents, or that the Siberian tiger is nine and a half tins tall at the shoulder? In this bright and cheerful book small children can learn about their body in a fun and memorable way. A series of sweetly drawn and diverse cast of characters help the reader explore unique ways of measuring their body from height to taste to hair.