CHILDRENS BOOKS

The Little Box Of Feelings is a beautifully written book about dealing with emotions from bestselling children's author, entrepreneur, and broadcaster Rochelle Humes. Valle keeps her emotions in a little box. Sometimes she lets them out . . . When she's happy, her feelings float like red balloons above her head. When she's sad, her feelings gather like grey rainclouds. And when she's jealous or angry, they blow up like a wild storm. Valle decides her emotions are out of control! So she buries them in the garden, and that's where they stay... until Grandma comes to visit. This heartfelt story from children's author and broadcaster Rochelle Humes is perfect for kickstarting conversations with little ones about naming, knowing, and carrying emotions. Drawing on her own experiences as a mother and mental health advocate, Rochelle's story encourages children to talk about their feelings.

Wild About Book Week One more sleep!I’m so excited! Book Week’s here at last!What will I wear for dress-up day? I need a costume fast. With so many wonderful books to choose from, deciding on the perfect Book Week costume can be a HUGE challenge, but not when you have a family WILD about creativity!

Get ready for an out-of-this-world adventure with Stitch as he searches for the most awesome waves! Can you spot the fluffy alien in every place he travels to before he gets into a sea ... of trouble?

Things That Go (My Big Playbook) is a BIG book for sharing with a little person. It introduces things that go, first words, colours, numbers and more. With felt flaps and a mirror!

A fantastically funny, interactive picture book that celebrates children's love of collecting.

Join the Cat Family in Cat Family Four Seasons as they journey through the seasons of the year in this charming lift-the-flap book.

A heartwarming new baby book for parents with big dreams, hopes and wishes for their baby.

Grace, gratitude, love and hope. Whether I am feeling strong, or things go completely wrong, these are all the ways to pray. All the Ways to Pray prompts young readers in everything from empathy to gratitude. It is a gentle reminder of the power of taking a moment to reflect.

Cosy up for bedtime with this soothing moonlit story of friendship and imagination.

Brown Bear Wood: It’s Busy Down In The Woods Today Rachel Piercey is a London-based poet, editor, and tutor who also writes for children. She studied English Literature at St Hugh's College, Oxford, and has an MA in Creative Writing from Royal Holloway. Her poems for adults have been published in various magazines and anthologies, and she is also the editor of Tyger Tyger Magazine, an online journal of new poems for children. The Brown Bear Woods series has been translated into twenty-seven languages. Freya Hartas is a UK-based illustrator specializing in children's books. She lives in the vibrant city of Bristol with her partner and their ancient black cat, Katsu, and works from her cozy, cluttered desk in a shared studio down the road. She graduated from Falmouth University with a first-class honors in BA Illustration in 2014. Freya loves to conjure up humorous characters, animals, and monsters, creating the most fantastical worlds for them to inhabit and get lost in. She has worked on picture books and several classic chapter book illustrations for older children.

MinibeastsROSIE NEAVE is an editor and writer living in London. She has worked on hundreds of children's books, from lift-flap novelty titles to enormous encyclopaedias and from rhyming activity books to adaptations of classics. Rosie especially enjoys the research stages of a project and loves finding creative ways to spark a child's curiosity. MARY ATWOOD is an illustrator exploring colour, solving problems and creating work inspired by her travels, folklore, nature and Taiwanese-American heritage. She has enjoyed both in-house and freelance design roles over the past 8 years, creating illustrations and patterns for home decor, stationery, textile and gift products carried by several stores including: Target, Nordstrom, Macy's, Whole Foods and lovely local boutiques. Equipped with a drawing tablet and a desk constantly covered in plants and various objects for studying, gouache and watercolour paints, and a large collection of brushes and pencils, her passion is to learn and grow through making work that sparks both curiosity and inspiration in others.

Leave The Trees, Please  Dr. Benjamin Obadiah Iqbal Zephaniah was born and raised in Birmingham, England. He began performing poetry in his early teenage years and left school at the age of 13. Benjamin Zephaniah published his first book, Pen Rhythm, at the age of 22. Over the next four decades, he wrote 13 poetry collections, six novels, five children's books, and seven plays. His first book of poetry for children, Talking Turkeys, reached the top of the children's book list and remained there for months. He holds sixteen honorary doctorates and Ealing Hospital in west London has dedicated a wing to him in recognition of his work. Benjamin was deeply passionate about global and local issues, focusing on themes such as human rights and environmental protection. He was widely regarded as one of the first poets to address the climate crisis. Melissa Castrillon is an English and Colombian illustrator based in the southeast of England. She spends much of her time illustrating and writing picture books for children, as well as designing book covers for readers of all ages. Melissa has illustrated over ten picture books, written three, and had her work translated into more than 20 languages worldwide. She is inspired by bold color combinations, creative compositions, innovative page design, and unique patterns. Melissa often finds herself daydreaming about these elements and how to incorporate them into new projects. In 2019, she received the gold medal from the Society of Illustrators in New York for her wordless book 'The Balcony'. That same year, she was commissioned to redesign the covers for Philip Pullman's HIS DARK MATERIALS series. When not working on book projects, Melissa enjoys designing screen prints and Riso prints.

Based on the hit ABC KIDS TV show!  When Bingo is at her friend's birthday party, Lucky's dad shows the kids how they used to play Pass the Parcel. But it means there's only one present at the end! Will the kids be able to appreciate the game when not everyone wins? And will Bingo get better about not minding the new rules?  Â A gorgeous hardback book for kids of all ages.  Bluey is an award-winning preschool show about Bluey, a blue heeler pup, and her family. Airing on ABC KIDS, the show has amassed legions of dedicated fans and hugely popular ranges of books, toys, clothes, games and more.

Winston'S Special DayWinston is wearing his brightest, yellowest sweatsuit today because it's an important day for him. It's the kind of day that only happens once a year. He hopes his friends will remember and help him celebrate. But everyone is busy, even his good friend Miles. Miles is working on a special mission that requires an awful lot of help. Winston didn't plan to hide in a bin, crawl through a hedge and wear a disguise on his special day. Luckily Miles is as good at surprises as he is at secret missions in this story about expectations and friendship.

Where's Thomas? Sodor is a busy, bustling place with plenty of things for a team of Very Useful Engines to do. Join Thomas and all of his friends as they travel all across the Island and see how many hidden things you can find on each colourful page!