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Wake up, trucks! Let's rise and shine. Honk your horns - it's trucking time! Follow the trusty truck crew to the construction site. There are pits to dig, houses to build and roads to roll! Hold on to your hard hats - it''s going to be a busy day!

A fun rhyming story by Jodie Parachini, with bold and unique illustrations from Teresa Bellón, exploring the daily life of trucks.
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Wake up, trucks! Let’s rise and shine.
Honk your horns – it’s trucking time!
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Follow the trusty truck crew as they go about their everyday routine: from what they eat for breakfast (definitely NOT eggs and bacon – yuck!) to digging pits and rolling roads. Hold on to your hard hats – it's going to be a busy day!
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This bright celebration of all 'things that go' is perfect for fans of Goodnight Tractor by Michelle Robinson and Nick East, Where Do Diggers Sleep at Night? by Brianna Caplan Sayres and Christian Slade, and DK’s My First Things That Go series.

Parachini Jodie: Wake Up, Trucks!

Wake Up, Trucks!

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

Little Monsters Rule!

Little Experts

Get up close to nature with naturalist and TV presenter CHRIS PACKHAM CBE and encounter the amazing plant superheroes that will help us save the world.

Superhero Plants

A quirky, life-affirming celebration of being true to yourself and learning to love the skin you're in, starring Mandy the banana and her fruit-bowl friends.

A quirky, life-affirming celebration of being true to yourself and learning to love the skin you're in, starring Mandy the banana and her fruit-bowl friends.

Mandy Is Still a Banana

The irresistible new picture book from Sophy Henn that's guaranteed to turn that frown upside down!

The irresistible new picture book from Sophy Henn that's guaranteed to turn that frown upside down! Have you ever had a day when you just hate EVERYTHING? You have? Well, what if you had a friend who helped you to work out that rather than hating everything, you LOVED everything instead? Sounds good, right? Well, THIS book is THAT friend so you might want to read on! Other picture books by Sophy Henn from Simon &amp; Schuster: The Best Worst Day Ever The Music in Me

I Hate Everything

50-button sound book

Baby Animals

Green and Blue are best friends. But . . . who is the bestest? Green builds a bigger, better shell. And then Blue builds a biggerer, betterer shell!Uh-oh - I think we can guess where this is going. Who, or what, will ultimately triumph?This furiously fast-paced and witty picture book warns of the dangers of comparing yourself to others, especially your friends! Packed with lots of visual humour, children will hoot with laughter at Blue and Green's ever-growing silly shells. From Clive Penguin illustrator and creator of the Agent Harrier graphic novel series, Ben Sanders.

One Up

Kid Potato

Spongebob Squarepants meets Barry Loser in this hilarious new series about KID POTATO and his pals! Rammed full of a-peel-ing black and white illustrations, this is the perfect bonkers 5 episodes-in-1 narrative for newly confident and reluctant readers.

Bear LOVES the spotlight in this outrageous A to Z story. When he realizes only “B is for Bear,” he tries to steal the show from all the other animals in the alphabet… A Is for Bear is not your average ABC book! Yes, this title does have an animal that represents each letter of the alphabet… except…We have an interloper that steals the limelight for the whole alphabet and his name is BEAR. Everything starts out normal! “A is for Alphabet, B is for Bear, C is for Cat.” Then, suddenly, “E is for… Eager Bear” (what about Elephant?!) and “F is for Fabulous Bear?” Each letter becomes goofier as this animal story unfolds. “M is for Missing Bear”… but is he really? BEAR takes over the alphabet! He gets away with it at first, too. But FOX has his eye on the game that is afoot. FOX will do all he can to stop BEAR from outshining the list of animals and their rightful letters! BEAR reaches for every trick in his toolbox to remain the ultimate star of the show all of the way to the end. Anastasiya Keegan’s illustrations are full of movement, emotion &amp; vibrant color that lends to the comedy Soren Kisiel theatrical tale brings to Young Readers. Keegan’s signature style that plays with depth and field of vision, seen in Adventures for Breakfast (POW! 2022) continues in A Is for Bear as well as her quirky animated wit visible on every page. A Is for Bear turns the ABC concept on its head. Young Readers see beloved animals that they can point out on the page all while laughing at the wacky, mischievous story that unfolds with our BEAR.

A is for Bear

Board Book

The Nose, Toes and Tummy Book

Ten Tiny Squirrels (PB)

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

Wake Up, Trucks!

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