Georgie Birkett

Babies will delight in saying night-night to everything as the Baby in the story gets ready for bed. Night-night pyjamas, toothpaste, birdies 1, 2, 3; night-night book and teddy bear and blankie, of course! With cuddly touch and feel textures on every page to reinforce key stages of the bedtime routine, each page is packed with objects to point to and name. Babies will also love finding the hidden teddy on each spread! Reassuring and fun bedtimes have arrived!

The Big Night-Night Book

Someone's hiding! Can you find them? Lift the flaps to look behind the curtains, behind the apron, under the hat, behind the teddy bear, and under the bed to find the hidden children and learn all about colors at the same time.

Red, Blue, Peekaboo!

Tony Bradman

I like that getting ready, come on teddy, we're on our way out kind of feeling. I like that wheeee! down the slide, can we go for a ride? kind of feeling. A day out with Dad is a real treat! His young son takes Dad to the park for puddle jumping, duck feeding, sliding, swinging and a yummy-scrummy picnic. Then after a quick trip to the toyshop, it's home for bathtime, story-time and snuggle-up-with-teddy time. Could a day get any more perfect than that!

A Goodnight Kind of Feeling

Gillian Shields

Four small children share the wide variety of emotions that they feel at different times and in different situations.

A Funny, Sunny Book Full of Feelings

Sometimes I Feel Sunny

Simple text and illustrations show a child helping with gardening tasks.

Grow It!

Louis Baum

Two little girls brilliantly resolve their misunderstanding in this tea-time book.

Tea with Bea

There's quite a difference between being big and being little… Whilst Big Sister roller skates, Little Sister hesitates, and whilst Big Sister plays princess, Little Sister holds her dress. Nevertheless, Big Sister and Little Sister can't help but have fun together. With thoroughly appealing central characters and a simple rhythmic text, this is a delightful book to share with the very young and a joyful celebration of sisterly relationships.

Georgie Birkett

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