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Nicholls Sally: The Nose, Toes and Tummy
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The Nose, Toes and Tummy Book

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Tyrannosaurus Veg

Snap & Snuggle

Snap the plush dinosaur onto your arm and snuggle up for a story all about your new cuddly friend.

My Cuddly Dinosaur

Snap & Snuggle: Dino-mite Friends

A bold and funny picture book that helps make sure eating veg will never be boring again!

101 Ways to Eat Your Veg

The bestselling author of The Hidden Life of Trees partners with his daughter to introduce kids aged 3-7 to the countless ways animals cool down and the importance of forests in hot weather. It’s a hot day—VERY hot! Piet the squirrel needs to find a good way to cool down and he can't eat ice cream, like his friend Peter the forester, so he bounds off into the woods to search for another solution. Soon he meets some other animals and discovers all the ways they keep cool—how wasps spit water into their nests, wild pigs roll in the cool mud, and rabbits hide in their burrows underground. But none of these work for Piet. Just as he’s about to give up… he realizes he may have found the perfect way after all! Piet Cools Off brings to life amazing facts about the forest and features:<ul><li>Informative side bars that teach readers about the importance of forests and temperature regulation.</li><li>Engaging backmatter that explores other ways animals cool down around the world.</li><li>A fascinating introduction to learning about animals, nature and forests for younger kids.</li></ul> In this engaging book by bestselling author Peter Wohlleben and Carina Wohlleben, with adorable images by Rachel Qiuqi, readers can discover how animals—and the forest—work hard to stay cool in the hot weather.

Piet Cools Off

Everyone’s frightened we all feel afraid, But the more that you face it the more it will fade. Bear isn’t scared of his snuggly lair or of his best friend, Hare, but he is scared of pretty much everything else. And when he starts to feel that he’s missing out, the two embark on a mission to discover that special something that unlocks Bear’s courage and reignites his love for life. The Scarediest Bear is the story of how courage can be found in the most unexpected places. This&nbsp;reassuring,&nbsp;funny story by Frances Stickley, stylishly illustrated by Alice McKinley, is the perfect way to open up discussions about worries and anxiety with young children. Children won’t be able to resist adorable double-act Bear and Hare as they take on their fears, one step at a time.&nbsp;<ul><li> Perfect for any child who feels anxious or worried about trying new things </li><li> Alice McKinley’s adorable illustrations are irresistible and full of sweet moments as well as laughs </li><li> A cosy book that makes a perfect bedtime story </li></ul>

The Scarediest Bear

A Percy the Park Keeper Story

The Cross Rabbit

How to Catch an Idea

The Velveteen Rabbit is the perfect stuffed toy. After his Boy takes him to bed one night, the pair become inseparable. Then a magical fairy grants the wish of Rabbit's heart. Finally transformedinto a REAL Rabbit, he finds a new family, but never forgetshis special friend - after all, he was always real to theboy.

The Velveteen Rabbit (PB)

Celebrating People Like Me

Felt Flaps

An adorable new buggy edition of this bestselling baby book - with felt flaps and a mirror!Each title in this stylish series has five spreads with friendly characters to find behind colourful felt flaps. In Where's Mrs Kangaroo?, you're on the look out for Mr Koala, Mrs Platypus, Mr Emu and Mrs Kangaroo herself!

Where's Mrs Kangaroo?

When a young girl visits her grandmother and her cousins in their small, African village of Mbesa, she learns a surprising story about the moon, the people who have visited it, and what the moon cooks for her children. By learning the phases of the moon, she can tell what the moon is planning for dinner, and the knowledge allows the young girl to bond with her family.&nbsp; &nbsp; Sheika is a bold and inquisitive girl from Bamenda City in Cameroon. One day, her parents send her to visit their native village, Kuokum, to meet her grandma and cousins for the first time. While excited at all the new things she might learn, Sheika worries about whether these rural family members who are so different from her will like her. In the village, Sheika is teased by her cousins for knowing so little about the culture from which she comes. When her cousin Menkong tells her that Mbesa people just like them live on the Moon, Sheika thinks it’s just another taunt. But Grandma knows better. Grandma pours the egusi into a boiling pot of meat on the fire. “But they are telling the truth, wain mu. There are people on the Moon. Sit down, and I’ll tell you.” As the children gather around the boiling pot of meat and egusi in the fireplace, Grandma tells the story of Nkuombi, their ancestor who traveled to the Moon and studied her, long before the spaceship Apollo 11. Indeed, Grandma explains, lots of Mbesa people live on the Moon, and the Moon cooks for all of her children. What the Moon cooks determines&nbsp;how she will appear in the sky. If she arrives early at sunset and shaped like a tiny crescent, this means she has cooked pumpkin leaves. They take almost no time to get ready. If the moon arrives a little late, and is shaped like a semicircle, this means she has cooked cocoyams, because they take so much time to get ready! After learning all about the Moon and her phases, Sheika and her family take their dinner outside, sharing their meal together, and with the Moon-folk who look down from the sky.&nbsp; What the Moon Cooks captures the details of life in Mbesa, a place rich with culture and food, as told by the writer, Nsah Mala.&nbsp;It's illustrated&nbsp;by Justine Allenette Ross with an eye for capturing the details of life in the village while teaching young readers a fascinating folktale.&nbsp;

What The Moon Cooks

Help children to push away their worries and replace with nice thoughts so that they can drift calmly off to sleep

What Can I Think About to Help Me Get to Sleep?

Sweet Dreams

The Nose, Toes and Tummy Book

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