Almost every animal in the jungle has his eye on his dinner in front of him. But what will happen when one of the creatures decides to take a bite? The author also illustrated "The Giraffe Who Got in
Rotten and Rascal are quarrelling twin baby pterosaurs, who yell, shout, screech, howl, scream and snarl at each other all day long. One day a terrible argument begins and one by one the other dinosau
Shortlisted for the Kate Greenaway Medal and winner of the Children's Book Award, this stunning picture book tells the gripping and poignant story of a young penguin's survival in the AntarcticSolo th
Tortuga, the tortoise, is caught in a storm and finds herself washed up on a remote island where raiding sea birds swoop down and steal her newly laid eggs. Exhausted and alone Tortuga desperately sea
Slobcat is so lazy that all he ever does is sleep. Or so his owner thinks. In fact on the quietSlobcat is a real hero: rescuing kittens, frightening off snakes and burglars and ensuring he finds himse
When the world is still quite young, there was a sleepy, slurpy swamp. And in it swam a very odd-looking creature... As he makes his way in the world, this very odd-looking creature, with a long stick
Based on real events, this beautiful and inspirational picture book from award-winning illustrator Paul Geraghty gives a wonderful insight into the kindness of animals. It is night time, and a herd of
