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Nicholls Sally: The Very Noisy House

The Very Noisy House

A joyful picture-book exploration of language and how many ways there are to say 'mum'. Celebrate mums all over the world in this moving love letter to family bonds and heritage. A stunning tribute to multilingualism, immigration and connecting communities from the creators of My Mother's Tongues. Amma is a word the child uses for her Indian-American mum. But Angelina, whose family is from Mexico City, calls her mother Mamá. Thea's mother is Greek and known as Mana. Francisco's family is from Brazil, where mums answer to Mãe. Aliya is fluent in Arabic, whose word for mother is Umma.

Our Mothers' Names: Love in Many Languages

A perfect gift for little dog lovers and families welcoming a new pet

I'm for You and You're for Me

"Profound, deeply moving but also healing. It's aimed at children but, honestly, anyone grieving should read it" - Daily Mail "Deeply poignant" - Observer After Michael Rosen's son Eddie died of meningitis aged just 18, Michael makes sure Eddie lives on in their memories. Visiting the places they went together and speaking to Eddie's friends and siblings, he discovers how Eddie is still with them all. Simply told with emotional honesty by the former Children's Laureate, this is a vital book for helping with conversations with children dealing with loss, showing how loved ones can stay with us through sharing memories. Illustrated with warmth and sensitivity by acclaimed artist Gill Smith, and with a personal afterword by Michael Rosen. Michael Rosen's Sad Book has helped hundreds of thousands of readers in their times of need. Where Are You, Eddie? is the powerful companion book. Praise for Michael Rosen's Sad Book: "Important and astonishing" - The Sunday Times "a masterpiece" - Observer

The deeply moving, must-have book for anyone navigating grief, from national treasure Michael Rosen

Where Are You, Eddie?

Bluey

Bluey: The Weekend

Have you ever wondered which came first - the chicken or the egg? Get ready for the ultimate showdown in this race to the finish line and, finally, an answer to this age-old philosophical question! With Chicken's obvious advantage, Egg's surprising capabilities, and a pesky Fox with his own agenda, it's anyone's guess who will cross the line first. Will Chicken be able to outfox the competition? But wait, there's a twist! Egg is hatching and a new runner is about to enter the race!A laugh-out-loud action-packed riot of a picture book race between two old rivals from award-winning author Gareth P. Jones.

A funny picture book for children | Ages 3-5

Chicken vs Egg

Follow the thrilling animal adventures of young otter Portly - including all your favourite characters such as Mole, Ratty and Toad, from the countryside classic, The Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame. The perfect Spring gift!¿"A magical tale of one mischievous otter bursting with charm, wit and wonder" - Hannah GoldFrom bestselling author of Adventures on Trains, M.G.Leonard, and beautifully illustrated in full colour by award-winning illustrator of The Hug, Polly Dunbar, this gorgeous hardback gift book is inspired by and celebrates the 95th anniversary of EH Shepard's iconic artwork for TheWind in the Willows.There is a time in a young otter's life when they must be introduced to their river. For Portly, today was that day ...Told across four seasons in one year, little Portly has the greatest of adventures. Among other fur-raising encounters, the youngest of Mrs Otter's pups learns to swim, battles a large trout, rescues a human girl, outwits the weasels and stoats of the Wild Wood and sleeps in the care of the god Pan - a scene familiar to readers of the original book.Full of all the charm, nostalgia and sounds of splashing in the river that fans of The Wind in the Willows have fallen in love with over the years, M.G.Leonard's faithful spin-off will enchant an entirely new generation.The perfect Easter gift for both new readers and existing fans - young and old!¿"This magical retelling bubbles with wonder, joy and love." - Piers Torday, author of The Last Wild"A glorious future classic" - Alexander Armstrong, author of Evenfall"Marvellous tales, full of sparkle and charm" - Sophie Anderson, author of The Girl Who Speaks Bear"One of the loveliest books I've read in a long time" - Kiran Millwood Hargrave, author of The Girl of Ink and Stars"A story that ripples with the gentleness of childhood wonder and friendship." - Leah Lane, @mymulberryhouse¿Pre-order now!

The Adventures of Portly the Otter: Untold Tales from the Wind in the Willows

A tender and moving picture book about dealing with grief and bereavement, as a little girl copes with the death of her father. The sound of Papa's sewing machine fills the family home: Snip! Whirr! Clank! Click Click Click! But one day everything changes and the house is silent... The family bond over Papa's love for sewing, and in this sensitively told story, the little girl rediscovers this hobby with her father and together, they find a way to remember Papa. Award-winning artist Aditi Anand makes her debut as an author-illustrator in this poignant story full of love and hope, perfect for fans of Britta Teckentrup's The Memory Tree.

A heartfelt, hopeful picture book about dealing with grief and loss that will bring comfort to both parents and children

The Fabric of Us

Fall into a different kind of fairy tale by Briony May Smith! Mr and Mrs Wren are surprised when a tiny, wingless fairy hatches from one of their eggs. But they lovingly name her Tiny Jenny and raise her as their own. Tiny Jenny - like all fairies - grows to be a menace in the woods. She digs up squirrel nuts and blocks mole hills. The other forest creatures are not happy. So Tiny Jenny decides it is time to leave her home and seek out her fairy family. But it turns out the fairies are anything but welcoming! Where, oh where, does Tiny Jenny truly belong? "Smith combines elegantly rendered images with whip-smart humour and an irrepressible protagonist - the result is a fractured fairy story with a distinctly contemporary sensibility." Publishers Weekly Discover more magical stories from Briony May Smith: Margaret's Unicorn The Mermaid Moon

A magical and cosy picture book of found family from the creator of Margaret's Unicorn, for ages 3, 4, 5 and 6

Tiny Jenny: Little Fairy, Big Trouble

Chess for Babies

A Better Best Friend

The Mubbles: The Good, the Bad and the Perky is the third in the hilarious full colour comic book series by Liz Pichon, the globally bestselling creator of Tom Gates. "I laughed so much, I could barely breathe!" - Ellie "I read this book 5 times over, it was so good!" - Hugo Return to The Isle of Smile and the colourful, fun-loving Mubbles - Pop, Dash, Cheery and the gang. The Mubbles love their island, especially the mysterious Uncertain Curtain, which always delivers an unexpected surprise! What will it be today? Today the Uncertain Curtain delivers a karaoke machine - which the Mubbles love for singing their cheerful songs! This makes the Doomongers on the Isle of Gloom grumpy and desperate to stop the karaoke fun. Will sending the Clouds of Doom, the Whiff of Woe or the Beastly Bugs to the Isle of Smile keep the merry Mubbles quiet once and for all? Filled with colourful characters, boundless fun and lots of adventures this series is a guaranteed hit for kids. Featuring a QR code that will take you to a website full of extra content, including arts, crafts and many fun songs from The Mubbles world. Join our ever growing community, with over 150,000 subscribers already! Don't miss The Mubbles' other adventures in Meet the Mubbles and When Berry Met Terry!

The Mubbles: The Good, The Bad and the Perky

A laugh-out-loud counting story ... with a twist!

 Ten tiny squirrels, sitting in a line. One ran away and
 then there were... WAIT! Where are you all going?!

 Join one bear on a hilarious quest to track down 10 mischievous
 squirrels... with a little help from 9 budgies, 8 geese, 7 polar
 bears, 6 chameleons, 5 mice, 4 ducks, 3 tortoises, 2 budgies...

 Hang on, I thought there were 9 budgies, not 2?!
 And let's not forget the tiger...
 <ul>
 <li>A hilariously chaotic counting story from author Kael Tudor</li>

 <li>Fabulously realised illustrations by Marc Boutavant, illustrator
 of Never Tickle A Tiger and Mouk</li>
 <li>Perfect for fans of OI FROG! and The Squirrels Who
 Squabbled</li>
 </ul>

Ten Tiny Squirrels

The Very Noisy House

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