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

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

Amusing illustrations of a mischievous baby's exploits accompany the rhyming text, making this a book small children will want to read and recite again and again.

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

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

Baby says 'night-night' to everything before he goes to bed. A delightful, rhyming bedtime board book with lots to touch and feel.

A great introduction to simple signs which can be used with children from a very early age.

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.

London is full of amazing places, and Ben Hawkes has selected one for every letter of the alphabet in this charming take on an ABC book.

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...

This sturdy, small format board book presents over twenty different fruits commonly eaten in India.

This is a happy book for babies and toddlers, one that no-one will be able to listen to and remain sitting still!

Simple rhyming text and bright, colourful, endearing images of a little girl with her pets and toys make this familiar domestic tale of a missing ted into an appealing bedtime tale.

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

This book's packed with lots of baby pictures and baby items. It's great for learning and making up stories - this fantastic book will lead to lots of talk with your child.

For the first time, over twenty of the most commonly consumed vegetables in India have been presented in a colourful and appealing book for babies and toddlers.

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