Minibeast booklist

This fun book offers lots of interaction, from the trails (which are great for fine motor skills and getting used to tracing, a precursor to learning to write) to the information about the natural world. 

Today is the Big Bug Race, so get ready to race insects across the page by tilting and using sliding tracks in this fun and interactive board book.

Superworm is a hero with a difference. Super-long and super-strong, he’s always on hand to help out the other creatures – until the evil Wizard Lizard captures him.

Andy the ant wants to have a small birthday party. But before long, the whole colony turns up at his home! Can the ants work together when an uninvited guest crashes their fun? 

Ranger Hamza takes readers on a wonderful quest to discover a variety of brilliant natural elements, from rainwater to lichen, dead wood, snails, acorns and seaweed. 

An adorable book about looking beyond the physical and being grateful for what we have, Frank is a Butterfly is a lovely picture book that blends gentle humour, butterfly facts, and a lovable hero into a delightful read. 

A beautiful picture book that highlights the beauty and cooperative nature of insects and celebrates all of the brilliant jobs bugs do for us. 

A bright, colourful and fact-filled exploration of the wonderful world of bugs. Perfect for fans of creepy-crawlies!

What came first, the chicken or the egg? Find out once and for all in this fascinating book as you explore the life cycles of seven plants and animals through interactive flaps and wheel mechanisms. 

Join Stevie the World’s grumpiest slug as he learns about all the things that makes slugs special in this hilarious picture book. A mixture of narrative and non-fiction with excellent illustrations. 

What’s the link between flowers and the food we eat? Join the investigation by lifting flaps to learn more about flowers. Stunning and packed with facts. 

Discover details about the biggest and smallest bugs, the brightest bugs, deadliest bugs and even the jumpiest bugs! Readers can find out things like which insects make the water their home, which bug is named after a famous artist, or which bug is heavier than a mouse. Readers can spotlight different parts of the page, to find and focus on specific areas of the picture and then read the corresponding fact on the opposite page.