It’s breakfast time in the forest, but Honey is having far too much fun playing and zooming and bouncing. Until she spills her cereal all over the floor . . . Can Honey learn to calm down and help Mummy Bunny?

Breakfast for Little Bunnies will gently prompt conversations about being kind, helping others and teamwork, helping to build emotional intelligence. With a read-aloud rhyming story, fun-filled illustrations from Kathryn Selbert and sturdy push-pull-slide mechanisms to keep little ones engaged.

Enjoy more books about daily routines with Bedtime for Little Bears.

It’s bedtime in the forest but Billy is having far too much fun playing. Can Billy learn to calm down and listen to Daddy Bear? Giggle along with Billy as he does the jim-jam-jiggle, the toothbrush-shuffle and more, before settling down all cosy in bed.

Bedtime for Little Bears will gently prompt conversations about being kind, helping others and teamwork, helping to build emotional intelligence. With a read-aloud rhyming story, fun-filled illustrations from Kathryn Selbert and sturdy push-pull-slide mechanisms to keep little ones engaged.

Enjoy more books about daily routines with Breakfast for Little Bunnies.

The perfect summer activity book for even the youngest nature lovers, featuring:

-Over 120 stickers

– 11 scenes

-Gentle rhyming story

-Spotter’s checklist at the end for finding extra details in each scene

Published in collaboration with the National Trust.

Other titles in the series include: Getting Ready for Christmas, Getting Ready for Spring and Getting Ready for Autumn.

Featuring simple text, gorgeous illustrations and satisfying lift-the-flaps, this book explores common Hanukkah traditions and helps young children understand the importance of this special holiday.

Lift the flaps to reveal the menorah, look inside a synagogue and see what yummy treats are being cooked in the kitchen.

The First Festivals series invites children to explore the world’s culture from the comfort of their home, encourages the development of hand-eye coordination and is recommended for children aged 2 and over.

Illustrated by Kathryn Selbert

Also available in the First Festivals series:
Diwali
Easter
Christmas
Ramadan
Lunar New Year

A beautiful sticker storybook to keep children busy in the run-up to autumn!

It’s autumn in this gorgeous sticker book full of beautiful scenes. Use stickers to fill the trees with apples, find fallen conkers, decorate pictures on the first day of school, pick a pumpkin and carve it for Halloween, fill a trick-or-treating scene and much, much more.

With over 120 stickers, 11 scenes, a gentle rhyming story and a checklist at the end for spotting extra details in each scene, this is the perfect autumnal activity book for even the youngest nature lovers.

Published in collaboration with the National Trust.

Other titles in the series include: Getting Ready for Christmas and Getting Ready for Spring.