Mythical creatures for 0-5

A funny picture book about dragons learning they don’t always have to be bad!

A beautifully illustrated book about a young girl who gets more than she bargains for when she buys a packet of unicorn seeds for her grandmother. Fun and magical. 

Luka loves living by the sea, but neither he nor his brothers have ever learned to swim.

When a little boy is told by his grandpa that there’s no such thing as dragons, he doesn’t believe it for a second. But if the boy has any chance of proving that the mythological beasts are real, he needs proof!

A charming tale about a young boy who wonders where is home. With the help of some animals and wise dragon, he discovers home is never far away. The first children’s book from bestselling author and poet Lemn Sissay, this is a lovely celebration of curiosity and belonging. 

This fun and unusual picture book brings together two classic tales with a modern twist

When Sam Sly invites the Singing Mermaid to join the circus, she is excited by the promise of fame and fortune. But things are not what they seem, and the Singing Mermaid soon finds herself confined to a fish tank, longing for the freedom of the ocean.

Are you a monster? No? Well, can you make a big loud noise? Oh no…! A wonderfully fun and brilliantly interactive picture book for all ages.

Let’s get to know monsters a little better.What do they like? What don’t they like? The simple text promotes conversations about what makes us different, using slightly scary – but thrilling! –monsters. 

This is NOT a story about unicorns. Or pugs. It is set in the Wild West, with cowboys. But hang on a minute – who’s that? Toddlers will giggle away as a unicorn and pug desperately try to infiltrate this very silly picture book story.

Although the Secret Giant is rarely seen, grandad is convinced he exists. Maybe he’s lonely, and just needs a friend? There’s a mysterious luminosity to the illustrations of this magical story about accepting people who are different.

Humans have decided that yetis definitely don’t exist. Outraged by being cancelled, the yetis decide that they should prove their existence – but will they find any humans?

Rene opens a café, but her only customer is an ogre! By disguising her food as disgusting bats and battered mice, she becomes a hit with the locals. A brilliantly illustrated, hilarious picture book.