What great fun children (and maybe some adults!) will have with this boldly colourful split-page book about the mischievous Daisy. Using a familiar but effective trope, the top left half of each spread asks questions about who is doing various things, such as popping peas, plonking knickers and sprinkling grated cheese in or on different objects. Because the lower half of each page can be turn ...

  This is a story about the day a baby blue egg came out to play. Watch him hide under something red, something yellow and something green . . . Can he find his mother without waking the scary thing?

Review: This is a really cute concept – an egg has legs and needs to find its mother! The friends he meets along the way warn him about the “Scary Thing”, but t ...

A woman wishes her house was bigger and seeks the advice of a wise old man. He suggests she take in her hen, and then her goat and so on . . . When the house is brimming with chaos, she finally figures out how to appreciate the space she has.

Review: Originally published in 1993, this story has already been a family favourite for 15 years. A woman feels her house is too small and ...

We’re going on a bear hunt. We’re going to catch a big one. Will you come too? Readers can join in all the fun of the bear hunt in this special edition, three dimensional version of the classic story. Join the characters as one beautiful day they set off, without any fear, on a bear hunt. It is an adventure beset with obstacles, each of which has been stunningly presented as a doub ...

A hungry cave boy uses his very limited vocabulary to pester his elders, who are all too busy to feed him. He goes hunting for food, and encounters various animals, who give him convincing reasons why he can't eat them. At last, he finds a mammoth who is as hungry as he is and together they go foraging for a food that doesn't talk back to them.

Review: This book is a lot ...

One night on the farm everything is topsy-turvy and the moon will only smile when things are put right. It’s time for him to light the stars, one by one. This deeply satisfying counting story twinkles with warmth and ingenuity. Interactive and great fun, this book combines die-cut pages and peek-through holes.

Review A fun, ‘see-through’ cut-out moon segment on ...

Babies can learn all about themselves by exploring this attractive board book. ‘You are big, I am small.’ begins each page of this book designed to be ‘A baby’s guide to what babies need to know’. Each double-spread contains a photograph and text which focuses on a different aspect of being a baby, e.g. emotions, the senses, sleep.

In this large board book ...