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Maisy the mouse, every toddler's best friend, stars in a die-cut shaped board book of cars, trains and things that go!A sturdy shaped board book, in the shape of Maisy's bright yellow car, featuring M

A bumper book full of babies and baby things to do.Here come the babies! Babies everywhere! Babies in boxes, babies in boots, babies on backs, babies in sacks... What are babies like? What do they pla

Little Bear wants to play, but Big Bear has things to do. So they decide to do them together. They fetch wood and water and tidy the cave, but Big Bear still has things to do, so Little Bear has to go

With bold, colourful illustrations Leslie Patricelli humorously introduces concepts to very young children. The book has a double spread-section at the back featuring 'more BIG things' and 'more littl

This first picture dictionary is full of the familiar objects and activities of a toddler's life. Meet Sam and see her favourite toys, clothes and food, the places she likes to go and the things she l

Unexplainable events trouble Adrian, but then most things do. He's afraid of quicksand, tidal waves, self-combustion and shopping centres. He is a timid boy whose routine rarely changes, until the day

Titus doesn't think much of the moon. But then Titus doesn't think much period. He's got his "feed" - an internet implant linked directly into his brain - to do his thinking for him. But then he meets

A tour de force in dystopian fiction, set in a society where people connect to the internet via feeds implanted in their brains.

An original poetry collection that includes: Darren the dolphin-shaped balloon; a list of things to ask Noah; two poems about crisps; shape poems; and a world record attempt.

Offers coverage that ranges from the history of museums, to the very meaning of the word 'museum'. This title muses on the Muses and the word museum, on why and how people collect things, on different

This title offers an exquisite glimpse into the strange and wonderful world of insects. Right now, all around you, thousands of insects are doing strange and wonderful things. But you can't always see

The story of a boy who discovers that some things can't stay locked up for ever.

Bogtrotter doesn’t ever stop running, until the day he meets the frog... A celebration of trying new things from award-winning author Margaret Wild and acclaimed illustrator Judith Rossell.From intern

How to be a #2minutesuperhero: Kids Fight Plastic / Climate Change / Extinction (英國版)(共3本)Kids Fight Extinction: How to be a #2minutesuperheroDiscover how to fight extinction and become a #2minutesuperhero. Have you got 2 minutes? Of course you have! Get ready to team up with some of world's rarest animals. Together we can fight extinction and save the earth's wildlife by speaking up and changing what we eat, how we travel and the things we buy.Find out how you can become a #2minutesuperhero by completing 60 fun missions at home, school and in your community that can help the planet and save the animals at risk of extinction. Informative, practical and positive, this guide for children is written by Martin Dorey, anti-plastic campaigner and author of the bestselling No. More.Plastic, and is the founder of the Beach Clean Network and the #2minutebeachclean movement. He believes that every voice matters on this urgent issue.Kids Fight Plastic: How to be a #2minutesuperheroWe need superhe

On a tall hill, in a tall house, lived a tall man and a small mouse…All day long, the Tall Man does tall things that need doing, like picking apples and untangling swings and fixing all the broken thi

The story of the very first Christmas jumper and the multi-coloured sheep that started it all!There are two things you need to know about Hillary the sheep. One: unlike her typical white or brown frie

The story of the very first Christmas jumper and the multi-coloured sheep that started it all! There are two things you need to know about Hillary the sheep. One – Unlike her typical white or brown fr

A very young non-fiction picture book that looks at how a tree changes with the seasons, with charming illustrations by Charlotte Voake. Learn how a plum tree changes with the seasons in this charming

Can a young boy figure out how to turn an obstacle into an opportunity in this nearly wordless picture book?A morning of fun with Dad takes a turn for the boring when a long to-do list interferes. At

Bring busy Where's Wally? scenes to life by colouring them in and search for hundreds of things as you go. What colours will you choose? Can you find Wally and his lost colouring pencils in every scen

Here comes the ambulance! it's on its way. Who's had an accident in Storyland today? We all know that nursery rhymes are dangerous things - you could get trampled by all the king's horses, have your n

First in a series of brilliantly addictive, tightly plotted murder mysteries featuring the irrepressible Poppy Fields.When Poppy Fields goes on an activity holiday to a remote Scottish island, she is looking forward to a week of climbing, hill-walking and horse riding. But things take a disastrous turn when their instructor has what appears to be a fatal abseiling accident. When Poppy discovers that his rope was cut, and more of the instructors start to have "accidents", she and best friend Graham suspect foul play and decide to investigate.

Oh, baby! Leslie Patricelli's one-haired wonder returns to revel in Christmas.It's almost Christmas, and baby simply cannot contain the exuberance. There are things to decorate: a tree, a gingerbread

Spotty and stripy, big or teeny tiny, 1, 2, 3, ABC … Maisy loves to learn new things and in her world, it’s always fun!Do you know where a spider lives? Or how many legs an octopus has? What letter do

When Lola moves from New York City to boring Dellwood – "Deadwood" – Falls she thinks her life is over. But she soon discovers a way to shake things up – and it involves taking on the high school's bi

The first in a jaunty new series for younger girls told in comic-strip featuring the delightfully eccentric Glister Butterworth – girl-magnet for the weird and the unusual.Strange things happen around

The second in a fun new series for younger girls told in comic-strip featuring the delightfully eccentric Glister Butterworth – girl-magnet for the weird and the unusual.Strange things happen around G

A wonderful board book all about everything toddlers like, from an award winner children's book creator.Whether it's painting a picture or riding a bike, building sandcastles or playing with friends –

When a strange old lady offers her a necklace, Mona realizes that the magic item will grant her every wish. That night she dreams about all the things she has ever wanted, and wakes to find them all c

At first Peter isn't too keen on his teacher's plan to dig a vegetable garden to celebrate the Queen's Jubilee. Then he starts to dig up some interesting things – a huge worm, a big beetle, bits of ch

Painting and riding a bike, building sandcastles, watching TV, playing with friends - in this book, Anthony Browne depicts a toddler's favourite activities.For readers aged: 2+

High school is pretty predictable - there are the geeks, the princesses, and the jocks. But when Cody Lightfoot - smart, handsome, cool and with a passion for the environment - joins the school, every

Twelve-year-old Fern feels invisible. It seems as though everyone in her family has better things to do than pay attention to her. Mum helps Dad run "Harry's," the family restaurant; Sarah is taking a

When the three bears go for a family stroll while their porridge cools, naughty little Goldilocks sees her chance to sneak into their house and play amongst the bears' things. But what will happen whe

When the three bears go for a family stroll while their porridge cools, naughty little Goldilocks sees her chance to sneak into their house and play amongst the bears' things. But what will happen whe

What's even more exciting to young kids than seeing big machines that build things? Watching the massive ones that tear them down!

What makes Michael Rosen most sad is thinking about his son, Eddie, who died. Here, in this jacketed hardback book he writes about his sadness, how it affects him and some of the things he does to try

WINNER OF THE INCLUSIVE BOOKS FOR CHILDREN AWARD!A reassuring picture book celebration of individuality and heritage told with heart, emotion and evocative illustrations, for every child battling with their self-esteem or anxiety about wearing cultural dress."Beautiful . . . Reflects the reality of many young people who may feel unsure of traditional clothing and how it might be perceived by others."Inclusive Books for ChildrenCelebrate each other's unique identity and build tolerance, empathy and understanding of everybody's background in this authentic and sensitively told story from Sophia Payne and the 2023 Diverse Book Award-winning illustrator Ruchi Mhasane.Ameena can’t wait for her aunty’s wedding. She is wearing a brand-new salwar kameez – the layers of floaty fabric filled with pretty patterns make her feel like a princess. But when someone comments on her “pyjamas”, she loses all confidence, fearing that her friends might not accept her traditional clothing. Through courage,

The world's greatest detective is back in the fifth and final instalment in a brilliantly clever, funny, illustrated murder mystery series. Perfect for fans of Robin Stevens, Beth Lincoln and M.G. Leonard."Knives Out meets Poirot – but for kids!" Radio 4Bonnie Montgomery is at the local theatre group rehearsal when playwright Cynthia Cecil collapses on stage. Natural causes? Perhaps, but the world’s finest detective – and Bonnie's alter-ego Montgomery Bonbon – heard a final, unscripted word with Cynthia's last breath: "Murder!"The cast were either within sight or backstage with rock-solid alibis. As opening night approaches, can Bonbon untangle lines from the truth, and expose a killer clever enough to get away with murder in front of an audience?

Learn all about beautiful birds in the latest addition to the Maisy's Planet series!Discover the world of birds with Maisy! This bright and cheerful board book introduces little ones to our feathered friends, from starlings, ducks and robins to soaring seabirds and swooping birds of prey – and even birds that don't fly. Follow Maisy as she finds out what birds need, how they build their nests, where they live, and how we can help them. Open out the final scene to join Maisy and her friends bird-watching!Maisy's Planet books are perfect for little nature-lovers aged from 18 months. Each sturdy, toddler-friendly board book celebrates a different feature of the natural world with bright colours, simple language and a fun, final open-out spread.Love our planet with Maisy!