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Black Dog - Pamela Allen Even the very young know the pain of love. Here we share Black Dog's pain in Pamela Allen's hauntingly beautiful illustrations and simple text - a book that will reach out and touch us all.
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Roary's Day at the SeasideRoary and friends are having fun building sandcastles at the beach. They need to bring back sand for Silver Hatch racetrack to fill the gravel trap. Meanwhile, Maxi is busy showing Mr Carburettor how fast he can go - what will happen next?
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Four Rowdy Crickets - Carolyn CarterFour rowdy crickets were singing one day when Zippy piped up, 'I’ve something to say. I’m going solo. My voice is the best! So tonight, I sing in the Hip-Ho p Song Quest.' But Zippy discovers that harmony works better, and sounds better too.
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Buggy Buddies: Kangaroo in a Canoe - Nick SharrattA fun rhyming board book about opposites for your toddler to take anywhere.
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Fidgety Fish with CD - Ruth GallowayTiddler, is a fidgety fish full of wriggles, squiggles and giggles. His mum gets fed up and says, 'go out and swim until you are tired, but watch out for the Big Fish.'
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Paddington: At the Seaside Jigsaw Book - Michael BondPaddington while eating breakfast comes up with a brilliant plan, he would love to spend the day at the beach so decides to pretend in the Brown’s backyard. Includes five fun jigsaws.
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Mr. Brown Can Moo! Can You? - Dr SeussMr Brown can make amazing sounds! From a cow Moo Moo to Boom Boom Boom the sound of thunder. Mr Brown can do it! How about you?
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Mr Gumpy's Outing- John BurninghamOne day, Mr. Gumpy decides to take a trip along the river in his boat, but the children, the rabbit, the cat, the pig and lots more friends ask to join him. Everyone's having a lovely time until the animals start flapping, hopping, bleating and kicking and the boat begins to rock...
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Where's Spot? - Eric Hill Children will love the storyline in this delightful lift-the-flap book. Spot the Dog goes missing, it's dinner time and his Mum sets out to look for him. Contains all the fun of real hide-and-seek packed into an entertaining story.
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Pip the Penguin - Joy CowleyAward-winning author, Joy Cowley's wonderful read-aloud text is captured beaut ifully in line and wash by top children's illustrator, Gavin Bishop.
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Little Green Frogs - Frances BarryHow does frogspawn grow? Children will love learning the life cycle of a frog as it unfolds in this brightly illustrated novelty fold out-find out book.
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Star Wars: The Complete Visual Dictionary - Ryder WindhamThe amazing, comprehensive guide to everything Star Wars. Nothing is left out! From the characters and creatures to the entire Star Wars Saga. All four visual dictionaries in one book!
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Peace at Last - Jill MurphyMr Bear, Mrs Bear and Baby Bear go to bed but Mr Bear can’t sleep. In pursuit of a sleep filled bliss he moves from room to room only to be tormented by noises ranging from taps dripping to birds singing!
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The Waterhole - Graeme BaseBeautifully illustrated, this rhyming story follows a shrinking waterhole as animals from all over the world gather to drink at it. The waterhole itself is cleverly cut into the pages of the book, which gives it a 3-D effect as it shrinks into nothing.
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Twinkle Twinkle Little Star BookThis glossy picture book combines every child's best-loved poem with beautiful artwork and an engaging story. Pictures are simply brought to life with Wendy Straw's charming illustrations.
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The Tickle Book - Ian WhybrowRat-a-tat-tat! Who is that? Look out! It’s the Ticklemonster! Pull the tabs and lift the flaps and discover how very tickly a book can be.
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The Princess and the Pea - Lauren ChildReal Princesses do not grow on trees. You just have to wait for one to come to you. And if one does, just to be sure, make her a bed of twelve feather mattresses, and underneath those twelve feather mattresses place a small pea.
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Guess What, Dad? - Moira Butterfield'Ask me any question you like, any time at all,' Daddy Bear tells Baby Bear. .. and Baby Bear does just that.
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The Pop-Up Dear Zoo Book - Rod CampbellA delightful pop-up edition of the classic storybook about a youngster looking for a perfect pet. Lift the flaps and see what the zoo has sent: the perfect pet - in the end!
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Mr Magee Came Home For His Tea - Janet Slater BottinWhen Mr Magee came home for his tea, the door was locked and he hadn't a key. Mr Magee is determined to get his wife to open the door but she doesn't seem to be taking any notice!
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