Clara and the Birds
£14.99A shy young girl who usually strays from the flock discovers her own inner strength
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G.O.A.T
£6.99G.O.A.T. is a brand-new picture book by award-winning Australianauthors Kate and Jol Temple! Illustrator Rebel Challenger’s vibrantart is sure to be an instant kid-favorite.
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One little bee
£6.99Follow the astonishing journey of a worker bee as she grows from an egg to a hungry larva and then, hidden from view, transforms into a hard working bee. From the moment she chews her way out of her cell she doesn’t stop – first as a cleaner, builder, nanny and guard bee, then as a honey producer and pollen collector. This inventive title, with its cleverly designed holes, will spark interest on every page. Specially written for little children, it is perfect for a first introduction to the truly spectacular wonders of nature.
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Slide and see under the sea
£7.99This is an engaging, interactive board book, specially designed for very young children, full of vivid colours, sliding panels and friendly sea creatures. Babies will love moving the sliders to see a group of playful seals swim around or a hermit crab peep out from its shell.
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Respect the insect
£14.99Respect the Insect is a funny book led by wacky bugs who show you all the ways they help us-from helping make chocolate to eating poo!
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Squeak!
£9.99Large-format board book with push-and-pull pages about a little mouse looking for home while trying to avoid the other woodland animals.
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Time runs like a river
£12.99Time runs like a river, never resting, moving steadily on. But if we notice how different each minute can be, we can appreciate them before they are gone. Rivers can be fast-flowing or still, raging or calm, just like us. This lyrical picture book from the award-winning artist Emma Carlisle explores the concepts of time and change through the ebb and flow of a river. From the fleeting flash of a kingfisher to slow grinding of pebbles, it encourages readers to notice the big and small things happening in nature, as well as reflecting on things which have come and gone, and those yet to be enjoyed. With themes of mindfulness and nature, it also includes non-fiction spreads at the back of the book which can be shared with children.
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A ship in the dark
£7.99When Anna’s stepfather Caleb is arrested, she must prove his innocenceby finding a lost whaling ship. But without a map, only migratingbirds and whales can show the way . . .
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Betsy Buglove and the brave butterfly
£7.99Betsy Buglove is back! After their brilliantly buzzy (and bestselling)bee-saving adventure, Betsy and Stan are determined to keepa close eye on their insect friends, and it’s not long before thebutterflies need their help.
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A walk through the rainforest
£7.99Tropical rainforests are amazing places. More kinds of animals and plants live in them than live anywhere else in the world. This one is in Malaysia, in South East Asia. Let’s go and take a look. So begins this book from conservation-biologist Martin Jenkins and artist Vicky White. The breathtakingly-detailed illustrations are packed with life, from hornbills to gibbons, bats and the much-loved Asian Elephant, while the conversational text expertly weaves in complex biology to show young readers both how life in the jungle is intrinsically linked, and why we must work to protect it.
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Who makes an ocean?
£7.99Who made the oceans? An ancient god? A magic spell? A billion firefighters and all their hoses? Come on a trip to the sea museum with Dad, and find out how the oceans came to be, and why they’re so important to our planet.