Picture storybooks
Islamic Foundation Speak Up Sami
Book SynopsisA story that celebrates kindness, inclusion and diversity as well as speaking up against injustice as taught by Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) in a non-preachy way.Sami is a quiet boy who does not enjoy going to school. He has no real friends and is often on his own. But things begin to change when a new boy, Gamba, joins his class. When Sami sees the others teasing Gamba, will he be brave enough to find his voice and speak up? Speak Up Sami is an empowering story about courage, kindness and friendship providing plenty of learning opportunities both in the home and classroom.Trade Review“This is an excellent book about a young boy, Sami, who is quiet and shy and doesn’t like going to school. He feels left out but doesn’t know how to join in. He feels picked on but isn’t confident enough to speak up for himself. When schoolmates begin to pick on a new kid at school, Sami feels bad for Gamba. Sami has been taught to speak up and take action when something seems wrong. Emotive illustrations really help littles feel what the characters are going through." The Collector of Heads-A Fuse 8 Production/Betsy BirdA beautiful book with a powerful message about standing up against bullying: both Sami and Gamba are so relatable. Love the Hadith quoted at the end. -Dr Neha Qazi, (Author) My daughter loves Speak Up Sami! Almost obsessed with the classroom scenes and the schoolyard scenes. She loves the ones with a hearing aid and ear defender. (I have a hearing aid, she has the noise canceller so she totally recognises those). Well-loved book in our house, thank you. - Anita Bagdi (Children's Book Illustrator) I’ve just read your book and Masha'Allah it’s beautiful! The story, the illustrations, and what kids can take away from it. My son has already read it and says it's "very wholesome and has a lovely message." - Isla Khan (Homeschooling Mum)So much love for this book! Big messages are perfectly written in a relatable way for little minds. - Mrs Din (Teacher) He absolutely loved it! I could totally relate to it and enjoyed the friendship between Sami and Gamba. In his own words, "It is awesome!" - Mrs Aziz (Teacher) I adore the overall message of tolerance and respect for others and believe this story does a fab job of highlighting the significance of celebrating our uniqueness and differences. - Sarah Javed (Educator)
£10.99
Kube Publishing Ltd Trains Trainers
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£7.99
Acair Upraid Nan Robot
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£8.94
Acair Iseanan CaillichOidhche
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£8.16
Acair An Ceapaire Sgreamhail
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£8.94
Floris Books Pelles New Suit
Book SynopsisPelle has a lamb whose coat grows longer while Pelle's suit grows shorter. Pelle shears the lamb and the wool is prepared for the tailor. Mini edition.Trade Review'Charming. This little book makes you feel all warm inside. It's very cute and the pictures are clear and easy to help explain the story.'-- Totz2teens.co.uk member review
£6.99
Floris Books Ollies Ski Trip
Book SynopsisSix-year-old Ollie is given his first pair of real skis. As soon as the snow begins to fall he sets off on an adventure by himself to the palace of King Winter.Trade Review'A charming story which children will adore.'-- Creative Steps magazine
£6.99
Floris Books The Little Christmas Tree
Book SynopsisThe little Christmas tree hates its sharp needles, and longs to have soft leaves like all the other trees. But will it be happier when its wish is granted? A perfect book for a cold winter's evening around the fireside.Trade Review'The tale of the little pine tree who wanted to be anything other than what he was is beautifully told with clever illustrations in a traditional style. Each page depicts the same subject in the same place (a tree can hardly move around!) but Koopmans has managed to create a new feeling and energy by changing the surroundings on each page, making subtle use of colour and detail it is a lovely book to read aloud with young children This is a refreshing Christmas book with a difference, definitely one for the stocking!'-- Inis Magazine
£10.44
Floris Books The Flowers Festival
Book SynopsisA lucky little girl is invited by the flower fairies to the Midsummer festival. The flowers and bumblebees and birds tell their enchanting stories, while Pea-blossom and the Dew-cups serve refreshments.
£6.99
Floris Books You Cant Play Here A Scottish Bagpipe Story
Book SynopsisYoung Gregor MacDonald is thrilled when he gets a set of bagpipes for his birthday. But each time he plays, people cry, 'You can't play here!'. Where can Gregor practise?Trade Review'A lovely book with true Scottish flair that will be appreciated by both parents and children (especially parents who have had the joys of having a child in the beginning stages of learning an instrument).'-- Armadillo'... an amusing story, just packed with the beauty and wilderness of Scotland, the illustrations in soft watercolour enhancing each event as we follow Gregor. This book should do especially well across the border, but will touch the heart of anyone who loves Scotland.'-- Books for Keeps, September 2010.
£5.99
Floris Books Uan the Little Lamb
Book SynopsisTwo Scottish children find a little lamb abandoned by her mother and decide to take care of it. Set in the Outer Hebrides.Trade Review'A tremendously sweet story... The pictures are so well structured. It has a lovely ending too. I can see we are going to read this one a few more time today already! 5/5'-- Totz2teens.co.uk member review'A wonderful bedtime story suitable for ages three upwards.'--The Green Parent'...the book opens in a lovely descriptive manner... the appeal of this straightforward book is in the disarming charm of the illustrations... it's a lovely book.'--Chris Brown, School Librarian'...Little ones will love finding out what happens next in this gorgeous picture book that makes a perfect stocking filler.'--Wave magazine'This is a delight of a book to share with the very young -- a simple story, charmingly told... [Five Stars]'--Books For Keeps'The simple story of Uan...will appeal to the very young, both boys and girls...The text and pictures...share the story equally...neither dominating the other.'--Anne Gannon, Inis, the Children's Books Ireland magazine'This is a book that asks to be read and re-read. It's the perfect present; the special treat.'--Leopard Magazine'Klaassen's simple, atmospheric pictures spill between pages and around the text bringing little Uan's character and the joy of her carers to life A delightful spring story.'--Juno magazine
£5.99
Floris Books Hungry Hettie
Book SynopsisHettie the Highland cow is always hungry, so Callum and Kirsty bring her lots to eat -- porridge, sandwiches, shortbread, fish suppers and ice cream! But perhaps a cow can eat too much...?Trade Review"Her journey through the Highland countryside on a comical quest for food is bound to entertain the children it is aimed at, those aged between two and five years old."-- Edinburgh Evening News'Funny, cosy Scottish story with soft and cheerful illustrations.'-- Daily Echo
£6.99
Floris Books Lewis Clowns Around Picture Kelpies
Book SynopsisLewis hates being a puffin and longs to do something different with his life. Could the circus be the answer?Trade Review'... a heartwarming story of finding one's place in life. The rhyming text and colourful illustrations make this a very appealing book for young readers.'-- The Scotsman'Fantastic rhyming text that really draws children into the story.'-- Creative Steps"The story is told with a swinging rhythm and rhymes ... The illustrations are colourful and fun..."-- Angela Lepper, School Librarian
£6.99
Floris Books Wee Grannys Magic Bag
Book SynopsisEmily and Harry love going on trips with Wee Granny. Surprising things always happen when she brings her tartan bag. One Christmas when they were carol singing Harry''s torch stopped working, so Granny reached into her bag and pulled out a lamppost to help them see! Last summer they were on the beach and Wee Granny rummaged around in her tartan bag and pulled out a deckchair each for them to sit on!Today they are going to the park, and when Mum calls to ask Granny if she''ll bake some cakes for the school fair, an incredible afternoon begins ...A very funny picture book about two children and their amazing granny. With huge surprises on every page, you''ll never guess what will appear next from Wee Granny''s magic bag.Trade Review'Bogade's homey, cartoonlike illustrations offer plenty of expressive detail and gently comic moments... A simple, affectionate story that will undoubtedly meet with demands for repeat readings -- Scottish brogue required.'-- Booklist Online'This is a very funny story about two children and their amazing granny who you will be as fond of as they are by the end.'-- EYE: Early Years Educator'Whatever the need or emergency, Granny can meet it. It's all in the bag What she can pull out of the bag defies reason, and that's the source of the fun.'-- The School Librarian'McKay writes with a cheerful tone The pacing is nicely done, dancing along happily. The story has a gentleness to it as well that is warm and friendly. Bogades illustrations are done in ink and watercolor. They have a merriness to them as well, filled with bright colors and playing up the effect of pulling huge items from a small bag. The humor of the entire work is well reflected in the images.'-- Waking Brain Cells blog'This is a pleasant title for youngsters just starting to understand the concept of preposterous things.'--School Library Journal Reviews, March 2012'My daughter thinks this story is hilarious and even though she knows what is in Wee Grannys bag she laughs out loud every time we read it Maria Bogade's beautiful illustrations bring the characters to life and the last item to come out of the bag was impossible to guess on the first reading!'-- Story Snug blog'This is a very funny story!'-- Jessica, age 4, Story Snug blog
£12.08
Floris Books Hairy Hettie
Book SynopsisWhen blackbirds, butterflies, a squirrel and a hare decide to make their homes in Hettie the Highland Cow's long hair, it might be time for a haircut.Trade Review'Charming and funny, not only is it a story showing the importance of tolerance and friendship but it also provides a lesson in seasons too. The text is brought to life by Jo Allan's lively illustrations.'-- Julia Eccleshare, LoveReading4Kids
£6.99
Floris Books Orange Juice Peas
Book SynopsisLittle Jessie is learning to be polite, and when she says 'please' it sounds just like 'PEAS'. When a new babysitter asks what she'd like to drink, Jessie finds herself with a succession of funny drinks.Trade Review'This is an attractive picture book ... While the humour is gentle, the story is well structured, and the pastel illustrations... make for an endearing package.'-- School Librarian'The cheerful and individualized characters, bright surroundings and patterned fabric-collage effects make for winning pages.' -- Kirkus Book Review'The story is accompanied by soft illustrations of adorable, rosy-cheeked children whose facial expressions clearly convey their feelings of frustration, amusement, and confusion. The large, clear type makes the book a good choice for one-on-one sharing.'-- School Library Journal'What a lovely book to encourage language play. Ideal for reading aloud, this story will keep children laughing and amused, and wanting to pronounce their "pleases" and "thank yous" correctly, just in case they get something they did not bargain on.'-- Early Years Educator'Our children laughed and laughed over this book and I loved the depiction of how young children talk and interact.'-- Juno Magazine
£5.99
Floris Books Thistle Street
Book SynopsisA braw Scots story for bairns! Welcome to Thistle Street where you'll meet friendly folk and fun Scots words.Trade Review'Thistle Street' sells itself as a "braw Scots story for bairns". And so it is!... The book creates a warm sense of a bustling community with its friendly words and dynamic pictures.'-- The Scotsman'What's lovely about this is that the language introduces fantastic Scots words like stushie and clarty and crabbit ... the value of having a book that celebrates these wonderful words is something special and the simple drawings are easy to follow.'-- Lothian Life'This funny story, told in bright rhyming verse, is full of the lively characters who work and live on the street ... Packed with details to spot on each page, the warm illustrations will draw children into the friendly neighbourhood of Thistle Street.' -- MADE: Mums and Dads Edinburgh'What a terrific way to learn a few strange sounding Scottish terms! It is like learning a whole new language.'--Early Years Educator'A great book which gives a real flavour of Scotland and its culture.'-- Creative Steps'A charming, funny and traditional story with gentle watercolour illustrations bringing the text to life and providing plenty of detail to spot, this is a story which also introduces the concept of new words through dialect. Intelligent and clever, fun and lively: a charming book.'-- The School Librarian
£5.99
Floris Books Bagpipes Beasties and Bogles Picture Kelpies
Book SynopsisMeet Charlie McCandlewick, who sweeps the bogle creatures of the night out from under your bed, on your stairs and away from your windows. But what does Charlie do with the beasties next?Trade Review'This funny and original story is told in a playful, conversational tone ... The scratchy, Quentin Blake-esque illustrations are fantastic fun and offer plenty to explore and discover. Text and image together call to mind the darker outings of Dahl and Blake (think Revolting Rhymes).'-- Inis Magazine'The text varies from lyrical alliteration, to straightforward talking, to chaotic scrawling over the page providing the reader with a variety of reading experiences within the story. The illustrations are pen and smudgy ink, and add to the vitality and eccentricity of the story and characters.'-- School Librarian'The pictures are colourful and dramatic, with a lot of fun details to pore over ... the book has some quite sophisticated ideas that will make you smile.'-- Lothian Life'...Tim Archbold gives us plenty to pore over and chuckle at in his droll, comic book and somewhat Quentin Blake style illustrations.'-- Books for Keeps'A very quirky story, brilliantly illustrated to add to the style, character and Scottish sense of humour with which it is written ... An hilarious, tongue-in-cheek tale'-- EYE: Early Years Educator'A great book which gives a real flavour of Scotland and its culture.'-- Creative Steps
£6.99
Floris Books Cinderella
Book SynopsisIn this beautiful book, several pages have been finished with soft sparkles, giving the book a magical feel. This classic Grimm story is brought to life with the soft colourful illustrations by Ulrike Haseloff.Trade Review'Ulrike Haseloff's soft illustration style perfectly complements this traditional tale, and Cinderella's beautiful ball gown has been given some added sparkle with golden glitter ... This book should provide lots of food for thought and discussion in the classroom where children will be interested to see how the story has been adapted over the years.'-- Armadillo'The pictures, even to the ship-in-full-sail hairdo on one stepsister, are based on 18th-century patterns and styles, and Cinderella's dress has a satisfying quantity of gold floral glitter. This Germanic Cinderella is simple, direct and rather sweet.'-- Kirkus Review'The hats Cinderella's sisters wear to the ball could have been worthy of Kate Middleton's wedding. And on two picture of Cinderella's ballgown, golden sparkly bits appear -- literary an interesting touch!'-- The School Librarian
£10.44
Floris Books Harris the Hero
Book SynopsisHarris the puffin helps a lost baby seal, with help from some other animal friends. Brilliant rhyming text carries this story along.Trade Review'The book is written in rhyming couplets by Lynne Rickards and is delightfully illustrated by Gabby Grant.'-- Lothian Life'The book is melodic to read, with lively, colourful pictures... It is a happy book with a strong humorous vein. This would be a good 'read aloud' book, but also a moderate reader could enjoy learning the words and phrases helped by the rhythmic text.'-- Armadillo Magazine'The animals are charming and the pathos of the baby seal gives quite an emotional tug. A light airy touch with colour allows the sense of space and fresh sea breezes through.'-- Books for Keeps'You could spend hours poring over the illustrations alone in this book, as it is full of superb pictures giving us a bird's-eye view of landscapes and stunning shorelines and seascapes. The enormous attention to detail in the portrayal of all the different birds and animals means we have a real feast for the eye here.'-- The School Librarian'Written in a lovely rich rhyme, this is a delightful story, with a gentle underpinning message about how, through helping others, we can often help ourselves. Bright colourful illustrations add warmth and gentleness to a lovely tale. This picture book is particularly suitable for reading aloud and sharing together.'-- Carousel'A sweet picture book, especially for children who love puffins and birds.'--Youth Services Book Review'Lynne Rickards and Gabby Grant make the concept of helping others fun and palpable for preschoolers and elementary school age children!'--The Reading Castle Blog
£6.99
Floris Books No Such Thing As Nessie
Book SynopsisFinlay is going on a Nessie hunt, determined to get proof that the Loch Ness monster exists. Bright playful illustrations and a fun story.Trade Review"This is a sweet little book with great playful illustrations... my children ... now want to go on a Loch Ness Monster hunt!"-- Bookbabblers blog'A wonderful story that is bound to bring joy to all readers especially those who want to believe in the Loch Ness Monster.'-- Child Magazine
£6.99
Floris Books The Magic Word Picture Kelpies
Book SynopsisA funny picture book from the author of Orange Juice Peas! about the consequences of taking shortcuts, and the power of the magic word.Trade Review'Brilliant! Every now and then you read a lovely story with a refreshingly new (yet somehow familiar) angle and tale to tell. The Magic Word is one of those ... Funny, colourful, magical and quirky, this is a book for keeps.' -- Early Years Educator'Children will delight in this amusing book. I loved the humour created by the messages the pencils write, and the way the drawings completely fill the page. Don manages to comically convey the message that hard work is ultimately more rewarding than taking a short cut.'-- The School Librarian'... a typically fun Lari Don story... I love the fact that Catriona just guesses at the magic ingredients and words and that she is actually successful. Only in Lari's world could this happen!'-- Lothian Life'Children will enjoy laughing at the mess Catriona makes, but all ends well... Some lessons in perseverance and politeness here, as well as a whole lot of fun.'-- Anabel Marsh, Anabel's Children's Literature Blog'This airy cautionary tale will draw young listeners in with its appealing illustrations as Catriona realizes that thank-you notes aren't so bad after all.'-- Kirkus
£7.22
Taylor & Francis Ltd WhoWhoWho Goes HooHooHoo
Book SynopsisThis beautifully illustrated storybook has been written for children who stutter and their parents, carers and teachers. It tells the story of a young hedgehog who stutters and his encounters with several woodland creatures, some of whom stutter and others who do not. In the end they all work together to defeat a monster who lurks in the wood. The story makes clear that it is more important to listen to what someone says rather than the way they say it. It offers a positive message to children who stutter and shows other people, both adults and children, how best to react when talking to a child who stutters and the kind of responses to avoid. The book includes information about stuttering for adults and list of relevant organisations.Table of ContentsStory text, Notes on how to use this book.
£19.99
Museum of Modern Art Young Frank Architect
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£13.18
Museum of Modern Art Young Charlotte Filmmaker
Book Synopsis A follow-up to award-winning illustrator Frank Viva’s Young Frank, Architect, the picture book Young Charlotte, Filmmaker is an inspiring tale perfect for film lovers, aspiring directors, and artists of all stripes, Young Charlotte is a filmmaker who loves everything that’s black and white, including spiders, penguins, and the old movies that she sees with her dad at the Golden Theatre (where the floors are sticky). With her camera at the ready wherever she goes, she finds inspiration for movies everywhere she looks. But when her colorful parents and colorful classmates just don’t “get” her, she’s ready to give up—until a lucky encounter with a film curator at The Museum of Modern Art in New York changes her perspective. Inspired by the films she sees at MoMA and stories of other pioneering directors, Charlotte gets to work. And it’s hard work! But when her movie finally prem
£12.30
Cooper Square Publishers Inc.,U.S. Bedtime in the Southwest
Book SynopsisWhat do desert babies do when it's time for bed?
£11.39
August House Publishers TuckMeIn Tales
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£14.24
August House Publishers TuckMeIn Tales August House Little Folk
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£7.99
August House Publishers Billy Brown and the Belly Button Beastie Buried
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£15.26
Graphic Arts Center Publishing Co Sweet Dreams Polar Bear
Book SynopsisSweet dreams, lil'' otter. Good night.When it''s sleepy time in the Northland, what do the animals dream? A poodle years to win a sled-dog race, a caribou dreams of eating spaghetti, and a messy musk ox longs fora visit to the beauty salon. Share this scrumptious book of dreamland visions before your loved ones nod off, and it''s sure to leave them with sweet dreams of their own.Trade ReviewThis bedtime confection presents several arctic animals. * School Library Journal *
£9.49
Tilbury House,U.S. Masterpiece Robot
Book SynopsisWhen Lauraa.k.a. Masterpiece Robotheads into the backyard with her little sister Mollya.k.a. Sidekickher active imagination places them instead on patrol around the perimeter of a dystopian city, guarding against super villains. Then older sister Ambera.k.a. Valerie Knick-Knackthrows handfuls of fallen leaves at them, unknowingly initiating a battle for the ages. The transitions back and forth from suburbia to dystopia in this story within a story are deftly rendered with contrasting palettes. The rollicking interactions of the sibling heroes and villains make Masterpiece Robot pure fun to read. Lexile Level 900 Fountas and Pinnell Level VTrade Review"Comic-book action, an innocent backyard, and four siblings with wild imaginations combine to create an adventurous afternoon. A girl of mixed Asian/white descent named Laura heads out into the front yard with her little sister, Molly, to help rake leaves. But Laura has a secret identity—Masterpiece Robot—and so do her siblings. To them, the outside world offers exciting perils and the potential for adventure. Each vivid, dynamically illustrated spread splits into comic-book panels that alternate between brightly colored reality and a somber comic-book world in which Masterpiece Robot and Sidekick (Molly) battle the Ferocious Valerie Knick-Knack, an older sister, with the help of their brother, Lord MekMek. The children crash and smash through piles of leaves in a sci-fi battle with spaceships, blasters, and robot parts as our heroes try to save the world. Humorous text, split between dialogue and narrative in a manner typical of comic books, asks, "Will the world as we know it become forever shrouded in despair, misery, early bedtimes, and extra servings of vegetables?" Family, imagination, and the endless possibilities of outdoor play intersect at the core of this lively, memorable story, written by a Vietnamese-American graphic novelist. This story neatly celebrates the dailiness of a diverse family and the magic of togetherness in the face of all kinds of adventure. (Graphic fiction. 7-11)" -- Kirkus" This one is such a fun read, and one kids will definitely relate to! It also lets adults relive those childhood memories where ordinary things – such as a pile of leaves, or a large cardboard box – can turn extraordinary with just a bit of imagination. The transitions back and forth from suburbia to dystopia in this story within a story are deftly rendered with contrasting palettes. The rollicking interactions of the sibling heroes and villains make Masterpiece Robot pure fun to read. I love this book! I love the story, I love the spread of imaginative play, and I love the humor! It is so smart how the author and illustrator told both stories: the literal and the imaginative, and both stories are developed and fun to read together AND separately. This made for a quite complex book which is also really appealing to kids (and parents/teachers). I’m also a big fan of the artwork in the book. The illustrator did an amazing job changing the style just a bit for the imaginative and the reality but also kept her signature style in both. The illustrations definitely added to the narrative making this book a must get. I also loved that this is a sci-fi picture book because not many exist. " -- KELLEE - UNLEASHING READERS" No author, no matter how talented, no matter how many pages written or how wide a scope cast, can rival a child for sheer, unbridled imagination. Children are natural-born storytellers, and, unlike most adults, they don’t have built-in limits for what makes sense or what can logically follow a given event. Kids are awesome that way. Masterpiece Robot brings a little bit of that childlike magic to life, offering a split-screen view of reality versus imagination in this delightfully quick read. As we see the real backyard antics of Molly and Laura, we also watch the parallel story of Masterpiece Robot and Sidekick battling the fierce robotic army of Valerie Knick-Knack. The color scheme is vivid, and the little metallic flourishes on heroes and robots alike add a nice touch of crispness and detail to the wild visuals. Although we’re given little background on the world behind Masterpiece Robot — all of the focus is on the kids’ alter egos, not the environment they inhabit — that ensures that we constantly keep our eyes on the faux-fight between siblings. It’s a fun way to transport young readers and parents alike back to the days of cardboard spaceships and blanket forts-turned-castles. " -- Glenn Dallas - The Manhattan Review
£12.99
Tilbury House,U.S. Astronaut Annie
Book SynopsisAnnie’s joyful exuberance and her family’s whole-hearted support leave no doubt that her dream is within her grasp. This delightful story—with backmatter about women astronauts—encourages young readers to pursue their dreams and reach for the stars.
£13.29
Tilbury House,U.S. Sylvia Rose and the Cherry Tree
Book SynopsisIn rhymed couplets, with magical illustrations, Sylvia Rose and the Cherry Tree spins a story of adventure, imagination, and the importance of home.Trade Review" In singsong rhyming couplets, Sylvia Rose skips and twirls along a path in the wood to the big cherry tree where she prances and dances with her woodland friends. When the great cherry tree explains how much it would love to dance with them, Sylvia Rose unearths a plan to uproot the tree in order for it to dance with her to faraway lands. Branch in hand, Sylvia Rose and the cherry tree visit many wonderful sights of the world—but back in the forest, the animals miss the tree which was their home. Though the text is lengthy, the story is charming and it is matched with visual intrigue that eventually guides the cherry tree back to bloom where it was once deeply rooted. Whimsical digital illustrations create enchanting single and full spreads, which are sure to entice young readers,who will wish to dance right into Sylvia Rose's forest. VERDICT With its positive message about adventure, imagination, and nurturing your roots, this book will delight children and adults alike. A dreamy, lyrical tale that will dance off picture book shelves. " -- School Library Journal
£12.99
Tilbury House,U.S. Is 2 a Lot
Book SynopsisTen is not a lot of popcorn pieces but it is a lot of chomping dinosaurs. One thousand is not a lot of grains of sand but it is a lot of hot air balloons!Trade Review"Is 2 a Lot? written by Annie Watson, is a clever and insightful approach to learning about value and numbers whilst entertaining young children with whimsy and humour... This is a handsome picture book with its vibrant colours and glossy pages and is brimming with vivid imagery that invites interaction with its readers." -- Armadillo Autumn Edition
£13.29
Tilbury House,U.S. My Monster Moofy
Book SynopsisThere's a monster under my bed who changes like a chameleon. He can be motionless, like a rock with a tail, or he can strike with blinding speed, like a lightning bolt with claws. My monster's name is Moofy. His ears are as pointy as tortilla chips and hi
£14.24
Tilbury House,U.S. Calvin Gets the Last Word
Book SynopsisThe dictionary as narrator? YES!
£13.29
Groundwood Books Ltd ,Canada Night Cars
Book SynopsisWinner of the Elizabeth Mrazik-Cleaver AwardIt is late at night in the city. From his father''s shoulder, a sleepless baby watches the snow drift down from the sky onto the busy street below. What are all those noises? What are all those lights? His tired but patient father explains everything, from the bustle of taxis swishing through the slush to the grinding and slamming of the early-morning garbage trucks.Teddy Jam's lyrical prose and Eric Beddows's detailed illustrations cast Night Cars in that magical light between sleep and waking. This classic baby book, now available in a board book format, is a perennial favorite.Trade ReviewNight Cars goes right to the heart of little children…Bliss, but not treacle. * Globe and Mail *The Canadian Goodnight Moon. * CBC Radio Children's Panel *This one has classic written all over it. * Canadian Press *Wonderful double page spread illustrations showing the baby in the foreground and the street in the background have a definite vintage feel. A minimal text with simple rhymes sweeps the reader from page to page with a soft rhythm which is soothing and which would be perfect for bedtime reading. * Through the Looking Glass Children's Book Review *
£14.10
Lee & Low Books The Turquoise Room El Cuarto Turquesa
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£19.90
Onlywomen Press Ltd Not Ready Yet
Book SynopsisReady or not, Fran, Jay and Jay's Mama go on a camping holiday. New friends, kite flying and cosy nights in their tent refresh them. Finally no one's ready for home yet.
£8.16
Callaway Editions,U.S. Everimal
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£18.32
Gingerbread House Hot Cha Cha
Book SynopsisTeaching children the fundamentals of storytelling, this picture book provides a working model for storytelling using straight rhymes, slant rhymes, and meter.
£14.20
Oratia Media Doctor Grundys Undies
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£15.29
Oratia Media Tunnel in our Backyard
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£15.29
Oratia Media Nanny Mihi and the Bellbird
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£15.29
Oratia Media Wooly Wally new edition 2018 edition
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£15.29
Oratia Media Holy Socks
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£15.29
Oratia Media The Taniwha in our Backyard
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£15.29
Oratia Media Home Child
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£18.69
