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An enchanting celebration of the true meaning of Christmas, featuring two adorable reindeerChristmas is love that lasts all year.It's all of us, together, here.Christmas is peace, stars twinkling above,a night of sweet dreams and a heart full of love.Emma Dodd’s joyful celebration of this wonderful time of year, as seen through the eyes of two reindeer, is a pure delight.

This title provides a multi-layered experience for babies. There are sounds to interact with, flaps to explore and sparkling foils and textures to touch and gaze at, and a rattle and squeaker to play

I believe in me.There’s nothing I can’t do.That’s what you have taught me,and I believe in you!I Believe in Me by Emma Dodd is a heartwarming and uplifting book with a message about having faith in oneself. The story features a baby crocodile who discovers all the things they’re capable of when they have someone cheering them on.

A fun-filled, rhyming book celebrating bodies of all kinds, from Emma Dodd, the bestselling author-illustrator of Forever and Sometimes. Thank you, hands, you touch and hold.Ears, you hear the things

A wonderful gift collection of three of Emma Dodd's beautiful board books. When ... Me... and Sometimes ... are charming board books to share with your little ones. Simple touching texts describe hope

I love all beasts, great and small beasts. I love whales in the deep blue ocean and reptiles in low, slow-motion.

Easy-to-read text celebrates the many kinds of bugs that can be found in a little boy's backyard, from leaping bugs and crawling bugs to fly-around-the-light bugs and curl-up-tight bugs.

As well as a 30-minute CD of 12 well-loved children's party songs, 'Party Time!' features bright, bold graphics and chunky tabs for little fingers.

'Clap and Sing' is a collection of favourite songs, from action rhymes to traditional nursery rhymes, with an accompanying 30-minute CD that brings the songs to life.

A hilarious send-up of animal sounds!It's a noisy morning in the barnyard: roosters crowing, cows mooing, mice squeaking! And the farmer's cat has had enough. With a flick of his tail, the cat casts a