Hanna Asks for Help
£7.99Hanna loves playing sports – but she finds maths a real puzzle. A book about learning how to ask for help, from the bestselling creator the Big Bright Feelings series.
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Beast Meets Stick
£12.99Meet Beast. Beast is bored of his sludgy, slimy swamp, until one day he finds a strange knobbly thing – A STICK! Now that Beast has Stick, his days of boredom are over. With a stick in hand, the magic is endless – making patterns in slime, playing music, casting spells and even flying, but there are some things a stick just can’t do.
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True Blue
£8.99High above a mountain village, tucked away in the clouds, lies Qing Qing’s indigo workshop. The vibrant blue cloth crafted here is famous far and wide, but only one family knows the ancient secrets hidden within the dye. As the threads are spun and the fabric is dipped, a story of tradition unfolds, a shimmering blue legacy that flows from the ancestors of the past into the hands of the future. Step into a world of artistry and mystery, where every fold of fabric holds a piece of history.
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George and Lenny Are Always Together
£7.99This rabbit and bear are inseparable best friends–until now, that is! An irresistible, funny read for all ages.
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Nothing Is Possible
£8.99Pincho is a capybara who never hurries and never worries. He is is calm. Content. A giant snake could wrap right round Pincho and he wouldn’t bat an eyelid. This guy is chill. But today is a new opportunity just waiting to be seized, and one little yellow bird is determined that Pincho will seize it. There will be a to-do list, endless activities, and even a breathtaking escape from the jaws of danger! Pincho is about to teach the bird, and us all, the value of rest and relaxation. Nothing is possible. Yes, you read that right the first time. Nothing IS possible!
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Ziggy the Caterpillar’s Zigzag Adventure
£12.99From hopping between leaves to zigzagging up branches, Ziggy’s adventure is a whirlwind of excitement – but it’s also a journey of self-discovery. As Ziggy learns to embrace their unique, wiggly ways, children are introduced to themes of mindfulness, patience and the beauty of being different. Through colourful, dynamic illustrations and a lovable main character, ‘Ziggy the Caterpillar’s Zigzag Adventure’ teaches children to appreciate their individual quirks and understand that everyone has their own unique path to transformation.
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Whale, That Was Unexpected
£16.99Stoic seafarer Maude and her canine sidekick Claude head out to fish as they have done every day for many years. But this time, something unexpected happens. (Maude hates it when something unexpected happens.) They get swallowed by a whale. What does one do when one is swallowed by a whale? Throw a farewell party, I guess. (Maude loves a good party.) Hilarity ensues as more and more creatures get swallowed and Maude has to keep changing her party plans. (Maude does not love crowds.) Will Maude and the whale part ways, or is this the end? (Maude would prefer it if we could hurry this up.) Okay, okay. Read on to find out.
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Just a Frog
£12.99A fun and heartwarming story that teaches us the value of every creature, reminding us all that harmony comes from embracing differences.
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Liliana the Strong
£8.99A beautiful picture book from Sir Quentin Blake, Britain's first Children's Laureate, illustrated by the wonderful Emma Chichester Clark.
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I Forgot How to Sleep
£12.99When Lucy cannot fall asleep, she wonders if she skipped a step in her bedtime routine and sets out to figure out her. wakefulness woes so she can finally drift off.
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Hide!
£12.99Once, a long time ago, a tiny meteorite fell through the sky and hit Duck-billed Platypus with a BONK on her head. ‘Oh, no!’ cried Duck-billed Platypus. ‘The sky is falling down! QUICK! EVERYBODY HIDE!’. But everybody else didn’t want to hide. Not Brontosaurus or Stegosaurus or Spinosaurus or Torosaurus or even Anklyosaurus. Instead, they all decided to RUN! And yet, the sky kept falling down. It was a calamity! A catastrophe! It was surely the end of the world! There was only one thing for it – Duck-pilled Platypus would have to leave the dinosaurs and find somewhere to hide on her own.
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Oi Dinosaurs!
£7.99According to Frog, in dinosaur times sitting down hadn’t been invented. So, Pterosaurs didn’t sit on bendy straws? Velociraptors didn’t sit on plug adaptors? Triceratops didn’t sit on lollipops? Join Frog, Cat and Dog for oodles of prehistoric fun in this rhyming story.