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The popular rhyme is brought to life with lively pictures of Baby bear and Grandbear playing in a mountain of bedclothes.

Learn numbers as you have fun with this book - the pages are split to make counting easy.

A delightful collection of action-filled pages; the illustrations fit the text perfectly and will greatly entertain young readers, while introducing new vocabulary for actions and sounds.

Emma is a little hare. She loves the colour pink...

This is a warm book about unconditional love. A perfect book for encouraging children to do what they want with reassuring support.

A multitude of animals parade in this original touch-and-feel board book. Naughty rabbit invites readers to feel his fluffy tail, while Monkey is proud of his furry chest.

As babies develop they will love to follow the snail trail - a raised line - all the way through the book.

This book of dinosaur fun shows the young dinos trying to wake mum.

Animals from around the world let the reader know how they are feeling - from barking mad dogs to crazy chameleons to proud peacocks.

Here's Maisy again in a large board book format: this time, she's thinking about love.

Shortlisted for the Booktrust Early Years Awards 2006, this is a stunningly illustrated celebration of motherhood.

Delightful and reassuring story about a bear going to bed - perfect for bedtimes

Mannie takes her doll and her toy elephant Lilliput on an adventure along the road. But she feels frightened by the sun going behind the clouds and the thunder rumbling...

Boo Boo Baby is looking at the animal characters on his cot mobile as he drifts off to sleep. All at once, a giraffe comes along and says 'Hello!' and takes him for a wild ride.

A different bear is introduced on each page of this colourful board book, but there is something not quite right about most of them.

With its gruff hero, vibrant, strong colours, bold design and spare text, this story about looking beyond appearances has a satisfying punchy simplicity and jazzy feel.

Annie Kubler’s exuberant characters tell the well-known rhyme. One child uses a supported chair.

Cat is determined to find somewhere comfortable and quiet to sleep... this is an ideal first board book for the under-fives with a perfect balance of story and illustration. Stylish, accessible, attractive and great fun.

Maisy and her familiar cast of friends are shown playing a variety of musical instruments, each of which has its own sound, such as 'tooty-toot!' and 'cha-cha-cha!'.

A touch and feel board book, and one of a 'nursery collection', this volume looks at the toys inside a toy box.

A simple touch and feel story of a small child enjoying a picnic at a farm and saying hello to all the animals.

A whole new generation of children will enjoy this classic story about finding the perfect family pet

A highly-coloured, curvy-edged, child-friendly board-book

Young children will enjoy exploring the touch and feel parts of the gorgeous collage illustrations in this new series

Children will enjoy the traditional tales and finding all the hidden characters in the pictures.

Plenty for children to explore as they undertake a tactile trail to reunite Minnie the Mouse with her friend.

This is a big board book with strong pages. You’ll find it a great book to share aloud, and you'll have lots of noisy fun reading it!

Chick loves her baby brother and sister, the bees love the queen bee, Mrs Rabbit loves all her babies and mole loves the girl next door!

This lovely touch and feel book centres around the popular rhyme. Join in and make farmyard noises!

An ideal book for sharing - babies will love imitating the sounds in the text and pointing out details in the illustrations.

As part of a going-to-bed routine, this book works like a dream

This is a good introduction to animal names - adults and children will enjoy making the appropriate animal noises to accompany them!

A variety of creepy crawlies illustrate numbers from one to five. There are textures to feel, fabrics to stroke and flaps to lift.

Who can look after your pets if they are giraffes, or penguins or carnivorous plants? Hopgood's story and funny, bold, colourful illustrations will attract even the youngest child.

The Boo-Hoo Baby won't stop crying, so the animals who are looking after him try all the usual solutions, but nothing seems to work.

Another in a growing series of moveable books featuring the anthropomorphic animal antics of Mr Croc and his exotic friends.

Penguin would like to keep the pinecone he finds, but soon realises that it was lost and isn’t happy in the snowy land in which he lives.

Maisy returns, this time leaping out of bed and investigating weather with characteristic mouse-like joie de vivre.

With its appealing animal characters to slot into the correct environment, Roar! is a huge favourite amongst parents and young children alike.

Babies and toddlers will enjoy this sturdy board book with lots of sliders and tabs to push and pull

This touching board book for babies depicts a parent bear and a baby bear playing a counting game. Adults can join in the fun with their babies by imitating these two characters.

An ideal introduction to sharing stories for young babies and toddlers

In this republication of a 1999 title, McKee shows young readers that we each have special things which nobody else loves quite as we do.

This is a great guessing game story with vibrant pictures filling the pages.

This is a large and exuberant picture book, in which Maisy Mouse lies fast asleep in her bed, dreaming that she is on a journey with her friends.