Stella Gurney

Mr Bickle keeps a tidy house, and he lives a tidy life. But poor Mr Bickle has a problem - a ghost! A noisy, messy, cheeky ghost that will not leave him alone. What can he do about this naughty tearaway?

Mr Bickle and the Ghost

Come along with Dorothy and her beloved dog Toto to the magical Land of Oz! This pop-up, pull-tab novelty book captures all the marvelous wonder of Frank L. Baum's popular story. It includes such fun items as little booklets with stories about the characters; a dramatic pop-up of the terrible cyclone; a lift-the-flap of the Tin Woodman chopping a tree; wheels that turn on the lights of the Emerald City and begin a flying monkey attack; pull-tabs to make Dorothy's slippers sparkle and launch the Wizard's great balloon; and more!

The Wonderful Wizard of Oz

Ted Dewan

Freddie Hutchins

Lucy Murphy

Neil Dunnicliffe

This really is the biggest Bing book ever - it's as tall as a toddler and full of fun! Ideal for young Bing fans, every page introduces you to a new theme and a different aspect of Bing's world; from his friends and favourite things to concepts such as numbers, colours, opposites and the weather.

The Big, Big Bing Book!

Petr Horáček

Kasia wishes that she and her mum hadn't moved to the UK, she misses Poland and all her old friends, and most of all she misses her grandparents. As the long school holidays stretch out in front of her, Kasia wonders how she'll fill them. Then Babcia and Dzadek arrive for a surprise visit, and Kasia is delighted

Kasia's Surprise

Sophie Allsop

Dear God

Meet the Twirlywoos!

When a rumbling, grumbling noise disturbs the September sunshine on Worthy Farm, the little creatures of Furthest Field know it means one thing - the Big Red Monster is coming. They must run, but they have nowhere to go. Then sleepy little Dormouse comes up with a daring idea.

Under the Harvest Moon

Madame Sparklington

Teaches girls life skills by showing them how to behave like princesses.

A Glittering Guide for Young Ladies

Princess

Lyman Frank Baum

Lorna Freytag

Il meraviglioso mago di Oz. Libro pop-up

Fiona Freund

A first experiences series to read together! Let's Talk About... is a new series of first experience photographic books aimed at toddlers to pre-schoolers and their parents. Informative and humourous, the series marks a departure from existing books of this kind by reflecting young children's and their parents' actual experiences: think real environments and real situations with an authentic toddler's voice, accompanied by useful and sometimes wry information and advice for parents and children. In Big Beds and Bedtime we meet Layla. She's 2 and Mum and Dad say it's time for her to move to a Big Bed! We share this important ritual in any child's life, as Layla prepares for her first night; banishes monsters; attempts some late-night wanderings, and finally wakes, jubilant (if a bit too early). From sleeping in unfamiliar places to getting up in the night; fear of the dark to waking up early, this sleep book has got it all wrapped up (in a big duvet).

Big Beds and Bedtime

A practical guide to bringing out the hidden princess in girls, with sections on dress; jewellery, hair and self-adornment; deportment and etiquette; health, hair and beauty, exercise, transport; pets and animals; famous princesses; types of princess; princess food; and more. It is packed with novelties and paper effects.

Lessons for Princess

The Princess' Handbook

Sally imagines herself on the high seas, battling pirates and finding gold, as she takes her bath.

Sailor Sally

Speck Lee Tailfeather

Hello. I am Speck. Come fly with me! Architecture According to Pigeons is the perfect introduction for children to the most beautiful buildings in the world and the basic principles of architecture, using a fun, lively and engaging way of learning. In this delightful book, a pigeon named Speck Lee Tailfeather reveals that pigeons are great aficionados of architecture and delivers an account of a journey around the globe with fun facts about each of the iconic buildings he visits. The book features the Colosseum, the Taj Mahal, the Golden Gate Bridge, the Sydney Opera House, the Eiffel Tower, Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater and dozens of other buildings from a 'bird's eye view' to delight children and parents alike.

Architecture According to Pigeons

Visually arresting, informative and accessible, this is the book for every child who ever wondered, 'How?'

Everyday Journeys of Ordinary Things

Will has a boomerang and he's afraid to use it. Boomerangs come back when you throw them - don't they? Maybe not. So when Will's boomerang gets lost, he sets off to look for it. Watch out, Will! It's dangerous out there!

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