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Mr and Mrs Deer don’t have any children, but they would love to have a baby of their own to look after. When a mysterious bundle arrives on their doorstep they are overjoyed.

A group of mischievous elephants decide to play a trick on Elmer, the famous multicolour patchwork elephant, so they ask Snake for help.

When Winne the Witch discovers that the local museum is holding a competition, she comes up with a good idea.

Humour permeates this gentle exploration of gender stereotypes which will entertain families and mums in particular.

Meg, Mog and Owl are a beloved addition to any picture book collection and this quirky fun tale is no exception.

This rhyming tale of a villainous Highway Rat is the latest book from Children’s Laureate Julian Donaldson and her Gruffalo collaborator Axel Scheffler. The Highway Rat, gallops along the highway stealing food from other animals – clover from a rabbit, nuts from a squirrel and even his own horse’s hay, until he encounters a cunning duck! Eagle-eyed readers will enjoy searching for the Gruffalo’s face hidden amongst the illustrations.

Most youngsters would recognise a big, grey, wrinkly elephant, but what about a green and red, spotty Unwelliphant or a clairvoyant Gypsy Fortune-Tellerphant?

Trixie is excitedly taking her unqiue Knuffle Bunny to show her classmates - only to discover Sonja has a Knuffle Bunny too.

Smudger is testing and tasting all the preparations for the Christmas festivities, until he is sent out into the garden to stop him from creating any more devastation.

Every night, Mr Tiddles, this wild and adventurous cat tours the world picking up the most indulgent and outrageous presents for his beloved owner

A funny and charming picture book illustrated with Rachel Bright’s engaging and expressive etchings with a feel good message

Threadbear is an old, much loved bear who has been patched and mended many times, but who has never been able to squeak.

This funny book, whose rhyming text will be easily learnt as a spell to ward off bedtime fears

Gracie is unsure whether Little Nye and his friends are ready to take a trip into the wild. This robust, brightly illustrated, smaller format picture book explores the joy of pretend play.

As Zoe is hanging out her pants to dry, a sudden gust of wind blows her, and her scruffy dog Beans, up into the sky, beyond the clouds... and all the way to a bumpy landing on the moon!

The toys have been left outside in the garden one summer night. To help to pass the time till morning, Wonderdoll begins to tell a story about the arrival of a mysterious alien spaceship...

Jake finds what he thinks is proof of a crocodile in his local pond. He tells a man in a van, and the man sends his dog to take a look...

A cheerful little boy out exploring has masses of lucky escapes. Somehow he avoids being eaten by a lion, a starving snake, a man-eating hunter and more...

Do you ever wonder if somewhere, not too far away, there might be monsters?

Prince Trunky is looking for a bride and all the girls in the neighbourhood are invited to his ball - but poor Cinderelephant is stuck at home cooking and cleaning for the Warty Sisters.

A little girl called Tabitha decides to swap places with Timothy the hairy troll in this lively picture book.

Setting out to buy a violin, Patrick finds that playing it transforms not only his outlook on life, but the lives of all he meets, be it plant, animal or human!

Ben ripped open his present. Inside was a penguin...

Matilda's cat watches with disdain as his mistress plays with wool, climbs into boxes and dons a funky hat. But there is one thing that Matilda's cat likes very much indeed.

This collection of lesser-known nursery rhymes from the 1950s, with lively illustrations by Quentin Blake, will introduce children to a host of intriguing characters.

Tom appears the perfect kitten and his new owner, Tallulah, patiently teaches him how to become all a cat should be.

Poor Hippopotamus has a spot on her bottomus – a big red spot which simply won’t go away!

Did you know that Wibbly Pig has a bear so big he can hardly fit on the page? He may be big, but Wibbly's bear is very silly and seems pretty useless at most things.

George is the scruffiest giant in town, so he buys a new outfit to smarten himself up. On the way home, however, he meets others who are in greater need of his clothes than he is...

Here is an introduction to the alphabet featuring a hot apple pie and a hungry pup!  Once he has seen the pie and eaten a crumb of it he must get his paws on some more...

It’s a dark night and Tamara Small is whisked away from her bed by a hairy monster to join the Monsters' Ball

The dinosaurs are having a high old time in the supermarket , sneaking about the aisles and having a massive food fight!

Polly Dunbar's illustrations are gorgeous and her palette stylish - from the endearing Ben's rosy cheeks to the magnificent turquoise lion who eats him up.

Mavis the cow and Marge the chicken have read about the big world beyond the farm and one day they set off for somewhere ‘far away’

A butterfly, a monkey, a parrot, a rhino, a snake and an elephant all love Cub and kiss him like dad.

A crocodile has invaded the pages of this picture book, and is causing chaos by gobbling up words!

One little boy is feeling very cross with his mummy, so when he sees an advert for ‘The Mummy Shop’ he decides to give them a ring.

Ginger has the perfect cat life - fed, warm and cared for. You know, made to feel special. Until, that is, his life is turned upside-down by the arrival of a kitten.

Fabulous hairdresser to the fairy-tale stars Kittie helps Cinderella meet her Prince in this fun and light-hearted reworking of a favourite fairy story.

Set in a futuristic world of exotic settings, monorails and high-rise buildings, you're sure to love exploring these amazing pictures!

An enjoyable, silly romp with detailed and lively illustrations

A light-hearted and sympathetic tale about bullying that even-handedly presents both sides of the story.

Did you know that Santa has a big bum? And what about Cinderella? Brilliant bottoms of all shapes and sizes make an appearence in this quirky picture book.

If you have ever wished you could turn a weedy uncle into an inflatable fairy or a bad-tempered friend into an exploding pencil case then this is the book for you!

Mo Willems’ trademark illustrations and sparse text convey a huge range of emotions in a strikingly minimalist style.

From hairy pants, scary pants and fairy pants, to loose pants, tight pants and lighting up at night pants, this must-have picture book explores every possible variation on the theme.

An original take on the Cinderella story featuring a specs-wearing ladybird

Discover what Toucan do and Toucan’t in this lovely interactive animated storybook!

Duck is looking for the key to drive his truck but only the irrepressible Frog knows where it is and wherever Duck looks, Frog and the key are just one step away!

All children love dinosaurs, and this book introduces eight of the best in an engaging and exciting way