Lucy Cousins

'Then the animals came, two by two, two by two, into the ark.' Lucy Cousins re-tells the Old Testament tale of Noah and his ark, with simple text and bold illustrations that will appeal to young children.

Noah's Ark

A Lift-the-Flap Book (Maisy)

Where Are Maisy's Friends?

Maisy the mouse learns how to count, from one ladybug to six fish to ten fleas. On board pages.

Count with Maisy

Za-Za's Baby Brother

In a dream, Maisy sees different things for each color of the rainbow.

Maisy's Rainbow Dream

It's time for Maisy to go to bed. First she drinks her bedtime drink, then she has to brush her teeth, wash her hands, and put on her pajamas. There's lots to do. So pull the tabs, lift the flaps, and help Maisy get ready.

Maisy goes to bed

Maisy goes to the library in search of a book about fish and a quiet place in which to read it.

Maisy Goes to the Library

Maisy the mouse wants the reader to help find her hiding place by lifting the flaps.

Where is Maisy?

Maisy and her toy panda get ready for bed, in a fun adventure featuring the popular mouse and her friends now seen on Nickelodeon. Simultaneous.

Maisy's Bedtime

Little Fish has all sorts of fishy friends in his underwater home, but loves one of them most of all.

Hooray for Fish!

First there s just one fish Little Fish under the sea. But not for long: here come two fin-fin fish, three counting fish, and four flying fish. And can you imagine who else? Shy fish and scary fish, tiny fish and funny fish.

Count with Little Fish

Join in with Maisy's activities at playschool. She paints a picture, plays in the wendy house, writes a story, dresses up as a pirate, does some sums, dances like a ballerina, feeds the fish and puts on her hat and coat to go home.

Maisy Goes to Playschool

It's Maisy's birthday - and she's having a party. Young readers should love lifting the flaps and pulling the tabs to see Maisy's cards and presents. They can join in the party games, help blow out the candles, and sing Happy Birthday, Maisy .

Happy Birthday, Maisy

Maisy digs with her friends in a shaped board book loaded with preschooler appeal. Scoop, scoop, scoop! Maisy loves working in her digger, and now she’s digging a pond in her backyard. She scoops up dirt, dumps it into huge piles, and makes a huge hole. Charley helps line the pond with gravel, Eddie fills it with water, and Cyril plants reeds at the edge. Now all that’s left is for Tallulah to put in some fish—and for everyone to enjoy the lovely pond!

A Go with Maisy Board Book

Maisy's Digger

Maisy zooms with her friends in a shaped board book loaded with preschooler appeal. Ready, set, go! Maisy loves her new race car—and today she and her friends are having a race. Everyone lines up, and Maisy zooms out in front—vroom! But wait! What’s up ahead? Slow down,everybody! That’s Tortoise crossing the track! Once the race is back on, Tallulah takes the lead, and she’s going really fast. But is she going fast enough to win the race?

Maisy's Race Car

A brightly illustrated concept book introduces young children to colors, counting, patterns, and animal sounds with the help of Katy Cat, a friendly marmalade kitten, and her puffin friend, Beaky Boo.

Katy Cat and Beaky Boo

By lifting flaps and pulling tabs the reader shares a young mouse's experiences at school.

Maisy Goes to School

It's time for Maisy and her friends to decorate the Christmas tree, including stringing lights, hanging ornaments, and placing presents under the tree.

Maisy's Christmas Tree

Maisy the mouse picks up an assortment of passengers as she drives her bus.

Maisy Drives the Bus

In an exuberant display of color, Lucy Cousins invites little ones to imagine themselves as brilliant birds. Birds of all feathers flock together in a fun, rhyme-filled offering by the creator of Maisy. From the rooster's "cock-a-doodle-doo" at dawn to the owl's nighttime "tuwit, tuwoo," the cheeps and tweets of many bright and beautiful avian friends will have children eager to join in as honorary fledglings. This day in the life of birds will hold the attention of even the smallest bird-watchers, whether at storytime or just before settling into their cozy nests to sleep.

Lucy Cousins

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