A charming and heart-warming story from Giles Andreae, creator of Purple Ronnie and Edward Monkton. Tortoise Football The tortoises were playing FOOTBALL yet again. But then one tortoise kicked the ball the wrong side of the river. "It's over," wailed one. "For WITHOUT football, what reason have we left to LIVE? Oh, MISERY! Oh, ME!" And so begins a story about TEAMWORK and FUN - a…
Bursting with vibrant colour and tactile images, this simple, fun-to-touch embossed book brings familiar objects to life for curious toddlers. Perfect for point-and-tell sharing.
There are so many dads in the world, and they are all different. From Kangaroo Dad who is great at bouncing to Tiger Dad who has the scariest roar, every dad is brilliant. But whose daddy is the best? Filled with colourful animals, My Daddy is a fun and playful celebration of all dads, everywhere. Written in gentle rhyming verse by Julia Hubery with warm illustrations by Rebecca Elliott, it'…
Have fun learning about colours with Carlo the Cat. This is a colourful, illustrated first reading book in a small board book format perfect for little hands. This title introduces children to the words for colours, in a charming story with bright and appealing drawings. This is a book to read together or for more confident first readers to enjoy by themselves Carlo the Cat's granny is going to…
Cuddle up with your child and spend time with whimsical animals in the wild. Sweet stories and darling illustrations bring the characters to life.
This sturdy board book about Pets, with simple bright illustrations, is the perfect First Word books for very young children. They will learn about different types of pet from bird to fish.
Shaggy dog has an itch—and it just won't go away. Every time he asks one of his friends to scratch his back, they reply that first he must do them a favor. He rounds up Farmer Gertie's sheep, and she scratches his back with her curly hook. Soon his itch is back again. He washes all the dishes in Merv's cafe, and Merv scratches his back. But the itch comes back again. He sweeps up all the fall…
The littlest learners will love to play with these chunky pages while they learn their first sounds and animals.
Who is busy in the hive? What is flying around the pond? Who is hiding in the trees? Lift the flaps to peek into a honeycomb, count the beetles, or look for bugs underground. With bright illustrations and simple and accessible text, this is the perfect first introduction to bugs. Bloomsbury's Lift and Look board books are packed full of large cut-out flaps, specially designed for little hands. …
This cute board book with diecut cover and lift the flap pages with rounded corners introduces core first relationships with family. Simple fun rhyming text and bright illustrations are stimulating for younger children.
Two bears count to ten, then begin again. Wiggling, tickling, jumping, giggling ...Baby Bear and Grandbear are playing a delightfully tickly counting game that will have little one hopping to count along.
Celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of Stellaluna with a deluxe edition of this bestselling picture book classic, now with bonus crafts and activities! Knocked from her mother’s safe embrace by an attacking owl, Stellaluna lands headfirst in a bird’s nest. This adorable baby fruit bat’s world is literally turned upside down when she is adopted by the occupants of the nest and adapts…
Provides preschoolers with a fun story while teaching a lot about different kinds of trucks.
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let's play animal snap with 20 snap cards!
When Fox wants someone to play with, he takes his Mom's advice and sets off to make a friend. What happens along the way surprises him! Fox is about to make the best friends he could ever hope for, but not in the way he imagined.
This brand new title in the Think About series explores and explains that while some animals do indeed use tools, only people have developed implements that make it possible to do things that their bodies cannot. A funny, kid-like question - "Does a woodpecker use a hammer?" - is paired with a silly scenario (a woodpecker in a tool belt), and a few facts about how some animals use parts of thei…