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This book is brilliant for bedtime, and the rhyming story is fun to read.

Freya has gone off her food - until Grandma suggests that if she won't eat turkey or bacon, perhaps she'd prefer mashed monkey, creamed giraffe or even warthog with cheese?

Grill Pan Eddy is a daring and very intelligent mouse who takes up residence in a box of porridge oats and flatly refuses to be caught despite the family's best efforts.

As Duck is driving home his truck gets stuck in the mud. Frog and Sheep come to his aid, but it's only when Goat arrives that a solution is found.

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

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.

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

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

Traditional and modern nursery rhymes, with the accompanying movements. An ideal baby book for any and every child.

This book is all about signing and singing-along! The clear hand movements encourage signing as well as dancing.

An all-time favourite that introduces different colours through simple text, presented in a satisfyingly repetitive pattern.

Sid the Snail is looking for somewhere to have a nap but all the other animals are being too noisy until Sid decides to have a party and tire everyone out!

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

A small girl takes her toy monkey everywhere with her. Together they imitate and then imagine visiting a string of real animals, from penguins to kangaroos, whose glorious images fill the pages.

A lovely board book with five well-known songs and pictures showing how to move your baby in time. The CD features backing music for all the songs and nine other pieces of music.

Poor crab has lost his shell, and nobody wants to share. But when he finally finds a shell of his own, he is surprised to find himself being asked to move over!

Harry runs a popular café where friends rush from far and wide to slurp his superb soup

Big sister is reading to her sleepy siblings. She reads about the animals - how frog takes a snooze in the ooze and how pup takes a sleep in a quivering heap.

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.

Children wriggle, hop, dance, shake and play in this book of original rhymes for the very young

This robust buggy book offers an entertaining introduction to colours, animals and numbers.

On every page of this board book are attractive, colourful illustrations of babies clapping their hands, rolling about on the floor and hugging their friends.

Here is a rhyming, counting book with cockatoos having fun on every page.

This book brings together 48 of Tony Ross’s favourite traditional rhymes and is accompanied by a CD to teach readers the tunes.

Comes with a sing-along CD and features a multi-ethnic cast of children. One child uses a wheelchair.

Young children will enjoy listening to the lovely rhyming text and looking at the detail in Steggall’s bold collaged illustrations.

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

This is a book of fantastic poems, which are great fun to read aloud.

Vivid, colourful illustrations beautifully convey the exhilaration felt by a small person with the whole world to explore.

Cave Baby is restless and sets about amusing himself. But he is warned that being naughty will mean 'A mammoth's going to throw you to the big brown bear!'

The King has found a treasure map! Sir Charlie, his good grey mare and his faithful, fearless cat Envelope set out on a quest to find the treasure.

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

A collection of 29 lullabies from around the world featuring rhymes in both the original language, and in English.

The penguins are enjoying themselves in the snow, until they discover a seal pup who has lost his mum, so they comfort and entertain him until she returns for him.

All over the world baby animals are preparing to go to sleep. Foxes, seals, rabbits, owls and even snails have shared a bedtime story and said goodnight.

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

In this vibrant counting book, one mole digging a hole is soon joined by a troupe of gardening friends, including nine doves in gardening gloves and ten bees pruning trees.

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...

This is the first of many books featuring a zappy dog and his friends. The illustrations of the lovable Hairy Maclary are great fun, and the story's a real joy to read and to listen to.

When Shen is given a magic paintbrush, she promises only to use it for the good of the poor. But how will she avoid painting for the greedy emperor?

An essential book for everyone, which expounds the importance of libraries, books and the wonders which lie within them!

A lively board book in which children introduce the popular rhyme and the accompanying actions. One of the children pictured has a hearing aid.

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.

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

Five years after the publication of multi award-winning The Gruffalo, author Julia Donaldson and illustrator Axel Scheffler return with a much-awaited sequel.

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

When a book begins: 'Red pants, green pants, Yellow Submarine pants, Dancing with the Queen pants, la la la!' you know you're in safe hands!

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

This chunky party-themed board book contains a variety of favourite songs to sing together