Trish Cooke

Ken Wilson-Max

However hard she tries, Kiona just can't seem to catch anything: the ball is too big; the apple is too hard and the balloon just bursts. But Mum knows that there is something very special that isn't too big, too hard or too squidgey - something that's just right - and Kiona manages to catch something after all.

Catch!

Bold and colorful; perfect for advancing pre-literacy skills; created especially for young listeners; diverse and inclusive; ideal for storytimes and one-on-one reading.Home time is never dull - there are chores to do and games to play! Mom and Dad search everywhere for Lenny in this hide-and-seek story.

Where's Lenny?

Age range 2+ Lenny and Wilbur the dog are the best of friends. They do everything together! Lenny makes sure that Wilbur has enough to eat and drink, he also brushes Wilbur's golden fur. Wilbur just makes Lenny giggle and laugh!

Lenny and Wilbur

Introduces words in Zulu, a "musical language with unusual clicking sounds" while following the activities of a boy at home in South Africa.

A Book of Zulu Words

Halala Means Welcome

Colin Fancy

Crocodiles, elephants, cats and pigs! Children will love exploring human and animal behaviour in this rainbow-bright picture book.

Crocodiles Don't Brush Their Teeth

Lenny is in the garden with Mummy. While Mummy does some gardening, Lenny plays along. This simple and endearing story of parent and child sharing an everyday activity is perfect for reading with young toddlers. It has been created by a well-respected and successful author and illustrator of children's books and introduces a hugely appealing character.

Lenny in the Garden

Sue Hendra

This simple text tells the tale of the sun as it orbits the Earth with the other planets in the galaxy. It includes a pull-out mobile at the back of the book, illustrated with all the planets.

The Sun is a Bright Star

Simple introduction to the planets. 2-4 yrs.

A circle of young friends pass on a chain of "letters" starting from A and going all the way to Z.

A Book of Letters

Max plants seeds and waits until the seeds grow, and then he dances when the sunflowers open.

Max Loves Sunflowers

Marjorie Newman

When a new baby comes in to the house a little boy is rather upset. He feels that he is getting no attention, the baby takes up everyone's time and he is feeling very sorry for himself. When his parents notice he's upset they reassure him that once upon a time he too was a little baby, and needed lots of attention, and one day the baby will be a boy like him. An important lesson gently told for any child facing the problem of not being the only one any more.

Ken Wilson-Max

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