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Paul Ruth: Hatch and Match: A Springtime
Easter Egg Hunt

Hatch and Match: A Springtime Easter Egg Hunt

Rat's friend Jackdaw is worried - Rat hasn't been herself lately. It seems like she is somewhere else ... somewhere sad. Rat wishes she could tell Jackdaw what's been troubling her, but she doesn't have the words. So, instead, she runs out by herself just as a storm starts rolling in. Lost, alone and frightened in the belly of the storm, at her lowest moment Rat meets an unexpected friend who teaches her to listen to the storm - screaming its loneliness and singing its sadness - and helps her to find her own voice. A moving, cathartic and sensitive exploration of depression, from the creator of Circles in the Sky.

A Voice in the Storm

Count all 100 of Granny's mischievous goats in the brand-new picture book from award-winning author Atinuke and exciting debut Caribbean artist Lauren Hinds. Granny's beloved goats follow her wherever she goes - to the tailor, to the salon, and even on the bus. The children help her to keep count of them all... Oh wait! Oh no! Where did goat 100 go? Follow the trail of clues and chaos through the bright, bustling market to help find the missing goat! A hilarious, energetic and charming picture book introducing children to numbers 1 to 100.

100 Goats and Granny!

All the Pets

All the Dogs

My World

Filled with features to stimulate a baby's senses, this high-contrast black, white, and yellow book has raised tactile pictures, a peek-through cover, first words, and a mirror! Babies and toddlers will love getting hands-on and exploring every sensory page. They'll have fun touching raised, die-cut pictures of favorite animals, such as a black-and-white cat and a big-eyed owl, simple shapes, such as a star and the round wheels of a car, and yellow objects, such as a cute bath duck and a juicy lemon. And when they turn the final page, they'll be delighted by the shiny mirror surprise. Engaging and multisensory, this inviting novelty board book makes a perfect gift for a baby or toddler. The high-contrast pictures are ideal for babies to focus on, stimulating their vision and encouraging cognitive development, while the yellow color theme helps a toddler practice color recognition. Reading aloud the first words to little ones helps develop their language, and the touchable elements, shiny mirror, and small, sturdy, easy-to-grasp pages promote exploration and sensory learning and build an infant's fine motor skills.

With a Mirror Surprise!

Happy Baby

A Better Best Friend

Butterfly Brain

Calling all dog lovers! This perfectly giftable board book has fun with opposites in a colorful rhyming read-aloud.This dog's clean, that dog's muddy.These dogs are the best of buddies.This humorous dog-centric board book by Jade Orlando is the perfect rhyming read-aloud for teaching opposites. The littlest readers will recognize differences within themselves and within their favorite fur friends. Lively text begs for repeated reading and kids will love spotting funny details. With sleepy dogs on the closing spread, This Dog. That Dog. is great for bedtime or anytime.

This Dog. That Dog

Count down from ten with Sleepy Bunny and friends in this wonderfully warm, fun and imaginative new picture-book series - the perfect way to help little ones fall blissfully asleep.

Countdown to Bedtime Sleepy Bunny

Margaret Mahy Illustration Prize

Seventeen kings on forty-two elephants Going on a journey through a wild wet night... Join the kings and the elephants on their jungle journey, meeting new creatures as they dance and sing their way through the jungle. From one of New Zealand's most celebrated children's writers, this is Margaret Mahy's beautiful classic reimagined with illustrations from Alba Gil Celdrán, the winner of the 2023 Margaret Mahy Illustration Prize. PRAISE FROM READERS: 'Mahy's words are as deeply satisfying as freshly baked cakes.' 'A good book to get children's imaginations flowing.' Other Margaret Mahy Illustration Prize titles include: The Boy with Two Shadows with art by Sarah Greig. The Boy Who Made Things Up with art by Lily Emo. There's a King in the Cupboard with art by Minrui Yang. The Witch in the Cherry Tree with art by Jessica Twohill.

17 Kings and 42 Elephants

Lookout! The dinosaurs have escaped into Adventure Bay!

PAW Patrol Dinosaur Lookout Lift-the-Flap Book

Monsters at the End of the World

An astonishing debut novel about friendship, trust and survival - with a monstrously big heart. Two hundred years ago, a series of natural disasters known as the Ruin poisoned the land and caused never-before-seen sea creatures to claim the ocean as their own. For the coastal villages that are all that is left of humanity, they are a constant threat and a frightening story told to keep children out of the shallows. They are precisely what they have been named: monsters. But when Sunny discovers one of those monsters trapped on the beach, she realises that everything she thought she knew about them is wrong. Mo, as she names him, is an intelligent, gentle creature, far more in tune with nature than humans. With crops failing on land and hostilities increasing at sea, will Sunny and Mo's unlikely friendship be enough to save what's left of their world?

The Monsters at the End of the World

Did you know there are more microbes on Earth than stars in the universe? That some five million microbes live on your hand? A child's curiosity helps her understand why these tiny organisms make such a big difference in her life. After the last drop of rain falls, Meena and her scientist mum head outside to their garden, which is bursting with veggies and flowers. But it isn't the produce that Meena is curious about. It's the microbes in the soil (giving it that earthy smell), in the compost pile, in our bodies - everywhere! - that have Meena wondering. How do they live? What do they eat? Where did Meena's own microbiome come from?Physician-scientist Dr Majdi Osman introduces the adorable Meena during a day of eye-opening exploration, while Teresa Martínez's engaging illustrations beautifully capture the mother-daughter relationship. Back matter includes a resource list and an author's note on the far-reaching role that the microbiome plays in our health and development.

Meena and the Microbiome

Hatch and Match: A Springtime Easter Egg Hunt

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