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In this retelling of a traditional African folk tale, wily Hare outwits Elephant and Hippopotamus when he challenges them to a game of tug-of-war

A multicultural take on a familiar old nursery rhyme, which transports each familiar activity into everyday life in Britain, West Africa, India and China.

Delightful book celebrating the different ways to feel snug by comparing how animals and children stay cosy

A little Inuit girl has a fairly harsh and lonely life until the day she catches a brightly coloured, wooden bird at the end of her fishing rod.

This is an unusual and creative counting book. The pictures reflect the tribal traditions of central India, and the tree fills up with animals as the story progresses.

Lulu has her library card, her rucksack full of borrowed books, and a big smile on her face, because it's Tuesday – and on Tuesdays Lulu and her mummy go to the library

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

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.

Everyone wants to catch the bus to the market, but eventually it’s so full that it can’t make it up the hill. Who will give up their place to ensure the others can get there?

Babies may be born in different countries, look a little different and have different needs, but one thing that most have in common are ten fingers and ten toes.

A wonderful story based on a traditional tale from the African Bushmen

An introduction for the youngest readers to the different feelings they experience, from sad to funny, angry to sunny, and even lost and small.