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Tired of chopping fruit, cubing cheese, fishing rice cakes out of a backpack and generally fielding incessant snack requests? Then Snack, Please! is the book for you – all about the joy of making and sharing food, together!"A satisfyingly conveyed and empowering message about choosing what to eat." Kirkus Reviews"Charming." BooklistGertie LOVES snacks: sofa snacks, bath snacks, bedtime snacks … it’s a snack life! She abandons almost every mealtime in favour of snacking. Her daddy can’t help but feel frustrated – how can he convince her to try new food? Or to even talk about something other than snacks? A day in Granny's allotment might just provide all the inspiration that's needed. In this funny, warm companion title to Carry Me!, Georgie Birkett explores small children’s exasperating eating habits and, once more, through a very endearing father-daughter mouse duo, she perfectly captures the ups and downs of parenting life.Look out for more Cheery Street titles that parents and kids l

This unique, innovative book offers an engaging way for children to discover letters and first words! Young readers can trace each capital letter by following the tracks with a finger to learn the shape of the letter, then lift the flap to see an object that begins with that letter.This engaging board book will help children:· Learn the letters of the alphabet and how to write them as they trace· Connect letters to new words with helpful illustrations· Practice hand-eye coordination as they lift the flap on each pageTo reinforce learning, caregivers are encouraged to help children trace each letter as they say its name and make its sound; point to each picture while reading the words; and practice hand-eye coordination as they lift the flap on each page.

A truly funny and sweet Cheery Street story to help kids sleep independently that promises to make bedtime anything but boring!"A common night-time challenge faced with love – and yawns." Kirkus ReviewsDespite sleeping soundly as a tiny tadpole, Cosmo simply won’t go to bed any more. Why? “BEDTIME IS BORING!” he says. There’s far too much to do (practising karate, writing poems about cheese) and too much to know (“Mummy, why do I only have two eyes?”). And if he does eventually go to sleep, he will jump into his mummy's bed at the exact same time each night, without fail, taking up all the mattress and croaking loudly until morning. Will he ever go to sleep in good time? And stay in his own bed? Will his mummy ever sleep again?Look out for more Cheery Street titles that parents and kids love:Carry Me! A Cheery Street story for kids who don't want to walkSnack, Please! A Cheery Street story to help kids eat their meals

Mothers need a break, too! Young Wilbur rises to the occasion after his weary mommy puts her foot down in this humorous nod to lovable kids who'd rather be carried, please. Wilbur has always loved to be carried. Of course, now that he's bigger and stronger and more active . . . he still likes to be carried. Or given a piggyback ride. Or pushed in his cozy stroller, with a prime view of the world going by. When Mommy asks Wilbur to walk somewhere, his legs say, "Not today, thank you." Wouldn't his empty stroller be lonely? But today Mommy is achy and tired. So tired, in fact, that she might just have to take a break in Wilbur's stroller . . . Kids and their caregivers will both get a giggle out of this twist on a familiar scenario--a sunny, funny tribute to doting moms everywhere.

A perfect book for mums and little ones finding their feet, this sunny, funny and relatable picture book captures both the joys and the struggles of having young children who LOVE to be carried or pushed in their buggy (but parents need a break, too!). "An ode to exhausted mamas everywhere." Kirkus Reviews"A delightful, unassuming story about learning that everyone needs a break sometimes, and how to get one. With simple text and bright, detailed pictures, this story is sure to become a firm favourite." Children's Books Ireland, Reading Matters GuideWelcome to Cheery Street! This is where Wilbur lives with his wonderful mummy.Wilbur is a funny, busy child ... but he refuses to walk anywhere. He loves to be pushed in his buggy and he really loves to be carried – whether it's on his mummy's shoulders or getting a piggyback.Poor Mummy's back is getting quite sore and she is feeling very tired. So tired, in fact, she might just have a little rest in Wilbur's buggy... Look out for more Chee

One, two, Peekaboo! Spend the day at nursery and lift the flaps to find where the children are hiding. Look inside the tent, under the paintings and behind the books. Little fingers will love to lift

Peekaboo, hello you! Lift the flaps to find out where the children are hiding at the beach. Are they behind the sandcastle, beneath the umbrella or under the towel? Little fingers will love to lift th

Children love to imitate adult behaviour. This title helps you to encourage your child to help out and develop new skills as they share in the fun of more grown up activities.

Children love to imitate adult behaviour. This title helps you to encourage your child to help out and develop new skills as they share in the fun of more grown up activities.

A young boy says "night-night" to the objects in his room, including his toys, socks, toothpaste, and pictures on the wall.

A lift-the-flap book with soft, touch-and-feel felt!Peekaboo! Who are you? Take a walk around the garden and say hello to the five little animals hiding behind the soft and colourful touch-and-feel fe

Lila the pirate sets sail aboard the Jolly Jake with her animal pirate crew Teddy, Tiger, Mouse, Rabbit, Dog, Owl, and Parrot, as they search for pirate treasure, get caught in a storm, and work to ge

"Ahoy there, Lila Pirate!Ahoy to Lila's crew!The Jolly Jake is setting sail . . .There's lots of work to do!" Lila and her crew have set sail in search of treasure. Teddy is up in the crow's nest