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James lives in a little wooden house beside the sea. Every day he rides his bike around the island, saying hello to all his animal friends; the otters in their mirror-bright pool, the birds in the trees, the bears in their shadow-dark cave and the rabbits in their warm burrow. Every day is perfect. Perfect, that is, until one night a fierce storm arrives. James braves the wild night to check that his friends are safe, only to find that they have disappeared! Where could they be? James might just find that his friends are closer to home than he thinks.
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Here is a bright, colourful counting book with a fun new take on the song. There were ten in the bed and the little one said, ‘Roll over, roll over.’ So they all rolled over and one fell out. Sing along and count along with the irresistible and roll-icking nursery rhyme favourite!
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£9.99
From bestselling picture book maker Lucy Ruth Cummins comes an intergalactic tail of boy-meets-dog…
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Titan Pterodactyl is the terror of the skies, he flaps about and scares us all with loud and squawky cries! Won’t you come and help us Reg? We need you! What d’you say? Titan’s just unstoppable – and heading right this way! When Titan Pterodactyl begins to terrorise the other dinos, mud-slinging and dive-bombing, Reg and Lou use all their best moves to foil him. Luckily they have been eating their veg and are strong, fit and healthy – and happily Titan was only trying to be cool – he just wanted to join their healthy fun!
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Celebrate 100 years of Winnie-the-Pooh in 2026!
Join Winnie-the-Pooh and his friends for birthday celebrations in this Disney Classic Storybook.
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Let your imagination fly with the stunning new picture book from Em Cosh, creator of Kip and the Squiggledoodle.
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A is for apple. B is for ball. C is for castle. But wait! D is NOT for dog. There’s a wolf in this book and it’s lurking right behind you. YOU are the hero of this story! Can you spot the sneaky wolf hiding throughout this book, escape its clutches and make it all the way to Z? You better watch out for its devious disguises!
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This isn’t a library for book-borrowers – in this library you borrow a llama!
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£12.99
Ali regularly takes Jack, a friendly and mischievous miniature Shetland pony, to visit people in care homes. During one visit, they meet Billy, a boy who often visits his grandfather. Billy is surprised but delighted to meet Jack, and he praises the hard-working nurses. His comment about the need for more specialist nurses gets Ali thinking…
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Sorry, Sammy is a witty picture book about how to say sorry, told though apology letters from a boy who gets himself into a dramatic mess with his robot inventions!
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£15.00
A beautiful Wes Anderson-inspired picture book to help children navigate their emotions Just like felt, our feelings can often get a little fuzzy. Fuzzy Feelings follows the story of Little Cat who is experiencing lots of emotions as they navigate their way through the day. Cat wonders, am I happy? Am I sad? Am I confused? It’s hard to express how they are feeling. As you turn the pages of the book with your own little one, discover together how to understand the big feelings that children have and how it can be hard to describe these different emotions. Cat learns that it’s okay to have mixed or in-between thoughts that are hard to talk about. Fuzzy Feelings is the perfect jump-off point for parents, carers and teachers to talk to a child about how they are feeling. Created in felt, all lovingly hand-sewn by artist Cat Rabbit, it is a gentle guide to help children express themselves and navigate the big, wide world.
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Annoyed by her big brother and her own bad temper, Yuki throws her house keys down a manhole. When she goes after them, she arrives in a strange underground world, ruled by the mighty Mud Princess. In a place where lost things are found and anger tastes delicious, Yuki finds new friends and learns that she’s not the only person living with difficult feelings.
Jack Brock and the Walk 
