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This delicately illustrated book celebrates the magic of winter dark, and the promise of returning springtime.

Mother Mouse and Little Mouse encounter a series of different mothers, all of whom do special things for their children.

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.

Distinctive, crackle-glazed-style illustrations guide readers through a world peopled by characters from classic rhymes, some more difficult to spot than others.

Given the chance, babies certainly do love books and the familiar scenes depicted amidst these lively pages show how and where opportunities to share a book present themselves.

Although he looks small and ordinary, Tiddler is a fish who loves to tell tall tales. But one day he is swept up in a fisherman's net and then thrown back in to an unfamiliar part of the sea.

This charming book will help children to better understand their own bedtime routine.

The poor, tired princess is desperately trying to get to sleep but there is so much noise both outside and inside the castle that she simply cannot nod off.

When Jake's Mum tries to give him a cuddle, he doesn't want it in case he gets teased. Later on, he is feeling a bit low and asks for his cuddle but his Mum has given it away.

A delightful new collection of nineteen poems, ranging from limerick to parody, from the author of the classic Please Mrs Butler.

In this story Piggie is invited to her first party, and Gerald continually worries that she won’t have exactly the right costume.

A comic counting book follows Barnaby and his raft on a ten-stop journey to Limber Lea. At each village Barnaby has to collect something and his mother advises him that if he has any difficulties, he should look in his big box.

There once was a lazy farmer who spent his days in bed eating chocolate while his duck did all the hard work around the farm.

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

In a timeless childhood fantasy, two youngsters build a boat and set off across the sea where they discover an island, dig up buried treasure and get chased by pirates.

There is plenty to talk about in this bright and interactive book. The book asks questions such as ‘How many flags can you see?’, and ‘Who do you think is cold and wet?’.

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.

A simple tale about an elephant who gets lost in a storm. He falls in with a herd of buffalo, who save him from a tiger attack and soon the elephant becomes one of them.

This book features children and animals of all types and ages improvising and enjoying activities regardless of whatever disaster may seem to threaten their enjoyment.

Pigeon is like a typical under-five year old. He wants a puppy, and he’s wanted one forever – at least since last Tuesday.

One summer day, a little cricket emerges from a tiny egg. As the day passes, creatures greet the cricket.

When dog wakes up and yawns, he notices that it makes all the other animals yawn too and so he invents a game to send everyone to sleep.

In this latest Duck story, Jez Alborough sets his Duck hero off on a new adventure with his friend Sheep.

Full of bright and imaginative illustrations and ingenious cut-out details, the book charts the progress of a very hungry caterpillar as he eats his way through the week.

Inspired by Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush, this book takes readers on a rhyme-filled, action-packed journey across the planet.

Wibbly Pig and Pigley have just left a party and Wibbly's desperate to discover what's inside the mysterious parcel in his party bag.

Marlon wants to play with Basher, Boomps-a-daisy and Alligatina - but they don't seem all that keen on playing with him.

One day Barney the dog gets left behind on land when his owner Jim sets off into a tunnel. He has to find a way back to Jim, which involves being very brave.

Hare thinks he loves bears, so he buys a book which he thinks will help him catch one.

Edwardo is an ordinary boy – but the adults around him are constantly critical, calling him the nastiest boy in the whole world. Edwardo soon takes on the role he has been given.

Naked mole rats are a little bit rat, a little bit mole and they definitely don't wear clothes! But 'Why not?' asks Wilbur, who just loves clothes: they can make him feel fancy, funny or cool.

Everyone loves Edwina: she bakes chocolate-chip cookies for people and helps old ladies across roads. The fact she's a dinosaur seems to bother no-one.

When Ollie is allowed to venture out to the shops on his own, he endeavours to follow all his Mum's instructions. But there are a lot of distractions...

This book is engaging, colourful and very real: the story captures perfectly the mood of playschool.

Emma doesn't understand why Old Bob gets a teddy for his birthday, why would a grandpa want a bear?

Lola is nearly big enough to go to school. But in her opinion she is still really quite small, and has far too many important things to keep her extremely busy at home.

A heartwarming tale with beautiful illustrations that reminds us how good it is to work together.

Norman goes with his mum and dad to a safari park. Chaos strikes one night when his parents go out for the evening, leaving him alone in the hut in a terrible storm.

All Polly ever wears is her fabulous pink pyjamas – she can’t get enough of them! But when Fred invites her to his party she has to assemble a party outfit.

It’s time to go to bed, but first of all, Buster needs to put away his toys, have his bath, and peep at the stars before he is finally tucked up beside Teddy under the covers.

A small girl desperately wants to visit her father, but mum’s too busy. If only dad would teach her to ride her bike, she could come and go as she pleased.

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

The ever-popular Kipper illustrates opposites such as happy and sad, slow and fast, big and small, through a series of delightful illustrations.

The Little Princess is pleased to hear about the new baby - but only if it's a sister.

Willa can't sleep. She is afraid she might have bad dreams. Her brother, Willoughby, suggests she should think of something happy.

The Snapdragon really is a nuisance. Every Tuesday he whizzes in and does nasty things to the words in the book.

This gentle, very beautiful picture book is about three baby bears playing in the snow with their mummy.

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.

An unidentifiable creature learns the true meaning of friendship in this quirky, touching book, originally written in French.

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.