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Igloo Books Ltd: Pet Pals

Pet Pals

A funny, heartwarming picture book about a frazzled father and his child's boundless curiosity that reminds us what's important to hold onto in life. It's time to leave the house, but...where are the keys?? As Daddy rummages through the mess, he hands a water bottle to his toddler and says, "Hold, please." This accidental request turns into an adventure when the child decides holding is fun and wants to hold EVERYTHING! Before long, the toddler has their arms full with their favorite stuffie, toy plane, even the family pet, and has set their sights on more ambitious items—the rain, a tree, and more—until it becomes too much to hold. Luckily, Daddy's always there to hold them.

Hold

This story is part of Reading Champion, a series carefully linked to book bands for children starting to read independently

Green Band 5

Reading Champion: The Famous Five: Anne's Secret

PAW Patrol Pit Crew Pups

Picopaco

Blue band 4

Reading Champion: The Secret Seven: The Lost Car

Bear and Bird

Book 5 in the internationally successful series for children aged 5–7 from Jarvis

Bear and Bird: The Cave and Other Stories

Introducing the charaters of Enid Blyton's much loved Secret Seven to a young audience with these fun new adventures, especially written for children beginning to read. Each story is accompanied by colourful illustrations to engage the young reader and support the text. In this story, Janet and Pam are helping at the town fair, selling old toys to raise money for the school. Then Pam accidentally sells something important by mistake! Reading Champion is an independent reading programme carefully levelled to match book bands widely used in schools. This book is suitable for readers aged 5+ and has been levelled at book band Blue 4.

Reading Champion: The Secret Seven: The Town Fair

Reading Champion: The Famous Five: George's Missing Boat

In this cozy read-aloud—with an irresistible mix of humor and tenderness—a mom assures her daughter that while mothers may not be perfect, they’ll always be full of love. The first picture book by the bestselling author of The Light We Lost and The Love We Found. Vibrant, adorable illustrations accompany a mother’s explanation to her daughter, who makes outrageous requests that simply can’t be met. “I can’t grow a striped banana. I can’t stretch like a giraffe. I can’t hear an earthworm’s whisper or make a spider laugh,” Mom admits. But the girl’s requests just get sillier, until the funny and touching moment the next day when Mom shows her daughter that she might have to disappoint her sometimes, but she’ll always find a way to demonstrate just how much she loves her.

Pet Pals

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