CHILDRENS BOOKS

Ocean Animals (Play Felt) Soft felt play pieces complete each colorful scene in this explorative and interactive book of ocean animal fun.

Here Come The Dinosaurs (Play Felt) Discover familiar animals, machines and more with these interactive play books that include five felt scenes and over 20 fun play pieces.

Brave In Every Which WayWhat does bravery mean? Can it always be seen? I will give you a bit of a clue: It's not jumping from planes or surfing fast trains. A brave kid looks just like you do.Being brave isn't always about doing big, dramatic things. It's small, everyday acts that show your bravery! Whether it's saying sorry, trying something new, or asking for help - there are many ways to be brave.This is an uplifting reminder that you are braver than you think.

Arty Mouse Tracing This hands-on activity book introduces the fun of picture-making by tracing shapes, whilst at the same time developing important motor skills for learning to write. Packed with exciting tracing activities on every page, children age 3 and up will soon get lost in a world of shapes and colours!- Early learning through art for children aged 3-6.- Perfect titles for both independent and supported learning.- Includes notes for parents and practical learning milestones.- Watch children's confidence grow!'Brilliant and highly recommended' - Creative Play Awards'An excellent way to encourage children to experiment' - Parents in Touch'Top 15 activity books for kids' - The Independent

Arty Mouse Colouring This hands-on activity book introduces the fun of picture-making with colours, whilst at the same time developing important motor skills for learning to write. Packed with exciting colour-themed activities on every page, children age 3 and up will soon get lost in a world of shapes and colours! - Early learning through art for children aged 3-6. - Perfect titles for both independent and supported learning. - Includes notes for parents and practical learning milestones. - Watch children's confidence grow! 'Brilliant and highly recommended' - Creative Play Awards 'An excellent way to encourage children to experiment' - Parents in Touch 'Top 15 activity books for kids' - The Independent

and positivity. It’s important to recognize that the negative voice is not the truth and that we are capable of achieving great things despite what it tells us. Remember to listen to the voice that encourages and uplifts you, rather than the one that brings you down. Trust in yourself and drown out the whispers with your own roars of confidence and self-belief.

When Dinosaurs Roamed AustraliaFrom the bestselling creator of Down the Road, Little Bee comes a beautiful exploration of the dinosaurs that roamed the land now called Australia.

A joyful celebration of the power of being GREAT, just as you are, from the creators of Brian the Lion who Learned. Wanda the warthog is perfectly proud to be HER – a root-rustling wonder with stubbly fur. But when a graceful, perfectly plumed rainbow of scarlet macaw parrots appear in the forest one day, Wanda suddenly starts to doubt herself… Frowning and grouching and glaring: Wanda the warthog has started comparing. When Wanda does everything she can to change the way she looks and the macaws still don’t take any notice, it’s time for Wanda’s friends to step in to remind her that she is only one who can decide her worth. <ul><li>Perfect for encouraging conversations about being happy to be yourself!</li><li>Fran Stickley’s glorious and gleeful rhyming text is perfectly complemented by Chris Chatterton’s (illustrator of The Hugasaurus) warm, charming illustrations.</li><li>Gentle learning within the framework of a satisfying story.</li></ul>

When Vex and her friends are kidnapped and held to ransom, it sets off a terrifying chain of twists and turns as they struggle to survive and to work out how to escape.

From the bestselling biography series Little People, BIG DREAMS, discover the inspiring life of Ludwig van Beethoven, the trailblazing composer and pianist.

Jonathan Drori CBE is a Trustee of The Eden Project and Cambridge Science Centre, an Ambassador for the WWF and was for nine years a Trustee of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew and The Woodland Trust. He is on the board of Cambridge University Botanic Garden, and is a Fellow of the Linnean Society, the Zoological Society of London and the Royal Geographical Society. He continues to take a keen interest in plants; especially economic botany, ethnopharmacology and plant genetic resources, and has accompanied several Kew botanical expeditions, making short films about their discoveries.Raxenne Maniquiz is an illustrator and graphic designer based in the Philippines, whose work is often bursting with native botanicals. No matter the subject matter, her skillful handling of deep, painterly strokes and brilliant contrasting colours always breeds beautiful results. Raxenne's finely textured illustrations and signature colourful backgrounds have emblazoned branding campaigns, product packaging, apparel, stationery and murals, not to mention lighting up multiple publications.Jiatong Liu is a Chinese born illustrator who lives in London. He went to Kingston university to study illustration in 2019. After finishing his master's degree, he became a freelance illustrator and teacher in 2021. As a young talent illustrator, he has won several prestigious awards for his illustration work during these two years, including Communication Arts, Young Ones ADC and 3X3 award. Liu has developed quite a distinctive style that reflects the visuals of his wildest dreams. His ability to manifest the world from his imagination into these unique pieces makes him a true visionary.

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Discover the Dragons is a fun card game where you can put your memory skills to the test and learn about the diverse dragons of the world while you play.

It's time for a bath, baby! A first words book for Aussie babies by award-winning creator Tom Jellett.

This engaging picture book from award-winning brother-and-sister team Victor and Sandra Steffensen inspires children and adults alike to look after animals through Indigenous cultural practices.