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This gorgeous new paperback edition of the delightful story featuring the loveable Ollie the zebra and his pet dog, Fred is the perfect gift for Fathers’ Day!Ollie celebrates all the things that he loves about his dad, like making banana bread together, playing in the park and painting.But it is Dad’s piggyback to bed at the end of a fun day that Ollie likes best of all!This is the gorgeous, larger sized paperback edition with an adorable new cover… an irresistible purchase for Fathers’ Day!

Celebrate Christmas with the loveable Ollie the zebra and his pet dog, Fred in a gorgous foiled paperback!Join Ollie and Fred as they splash by the sea and eat drippy ice-cream. Yum yum!There are SO many things Ollie loves about holidays! Sandy sandwiches in the sun, picking up shells on the beach and splashing in the sea……But after a long day of holiday fun, Ollie’s favourite thing to do is snuggle up in his sleeping bag with Fred and listen to the singing stars.

A delightful Christmas story from the loveable character Ollie the zebra and his pet dog, Fred in the new paperback format with a gorgeous sparkly cover. The perfect Christmas gift!There are so many things that Ollie and his best friend, Fred the dog, love about the festive season! From twinkly stars and crinkly paper to helping bake the Christmas cake and decorating the tree with glitter and tinsel!Merry Christmas, everyone!

Jack loves staying at his dad’s house. They have tacos and milkshakes, and make each other laugh. But lately Jack wonders if his dad is lonely when he isn’t there. Then Jimmy arrives. Jimmy is loud and obnoxious, but Dad thinks he’s clever and funny. Jack does not think he’s clever or funny. And he’s starting to wonder if Dad likes Jimmy better than he likes Jack. This beautifully written and illustrated book about the unconditional love a parent has for a child is both heartwarming and reassuring.

A beautiful picture book celebration of friendship, resilience in the face of change, and the magic of the natural world.When Mae’s family moves to a new home, she wishes she could bring her garden with her. She’ll miss the apple trees, the daffodils, and chasing butterflies in the wavy grass.But there’s no room for a garden in the city. Or is there?Mae’s story, gorgeously illustrated in watercolor, is a good match for kids interested in the environment, as well as any child going through a move.A New York Times and New York Public Library Best Illustrated Picture Book

Beyond the city and over the sea is a forest of dreams. At the edge of the forest lives a turtle – the Dream Keeper...In a small boat, the turtle sets off on a journey to deliver dreams in the nearby city. Meanwhile, a young girl, scared in the night by the shadows in her room, finds comfort in her toys ... but cannot sleep. As the two stories unfold side by side, the young girl and the intrepid turtle must each harness their courage and overcome their fears as their worlds collide in the most wonderful, magical way."Soothing and ethereal. Captures the magic of the girl’s imagination." Foreword Review (starred review)"A world worth lingering in." Kirkus Reviews (starred review) - Brimming with luminous and dreamlike scenes and glowing imagery.- Combines real-world feelings with magical fantasy.- A reassuring bedtime story for children who are afraid of the dark.- Explores themes of courage, self-confidence and hope.

Beyond the city and over the sea is a forest of dreams. At the edge of the forest lives a turtle – the Dream Keeper...In a small boat, the turtle sets off on a journey to deliver dreams in the nearby city. Meanwhile, a young girl, scared in the night by the shadows in her room, finds comfort in her toys ... but cannot sleep. As the two stories unfold side by side, the young girl and the intrepid turtle must each harness their courage and overcome their fears as their worlds collide in the most wonderful, magical way."Soothing and ethereal. Captures the magic of the girl’s imagination." Foreword Review (starred review)"A world worth lingering in." Kirkus Reviews (starred review) - Brimming with luminous and dreamlike scenes and glowing imagery.- Combines real-world feelings with magical fantasy.- A reassuring bedtime story for children who are afraid of the dark.- Explores themes of courage, self-confidence and hope.

As a young girl finds solace in her toys, a turtle sets off on a mission to deliver dreams in this comforting tale of parallel narratives told in spare text and lushly detailed, luminous illustrations.Beyond the city and over the sea is a forest of dreams. At the edge of the forest lives a turtle—the Dream Keeper. In a small boat, the turtle sets off on a tumultuous journey to deliver dreams to sleeping souls nearby. Meanwhile, a young girl, scared by the nighttime shadows in her room, finds consolation in her toys . . . but cannot sleep. While their stories unfold side by side, the girl and the turtle must each harness their courage and overcome their fears as their worlds intertwine in the most wonderful, magical way. Brimming with glowing, dreamlike scenes, Anna Walker’s picture book is a visual sensation that articulates the boundless power of inner strength and will offer companionship and reassurance for young children as they drift off to sleep.

Award-winning and much-loved author and illustrator Anna Walker gives us a gentle, poignant, affirming and wise picture book sure to delight all ages.  Mr. Huff is a story about the clouds and the sunshine in each of our lives. Bill is having a bad day.  Mr Huff is following him around and making everything seem difficult. Bill tries to get rid of him, but Mr Huff just gets bigger and bigger! Then they both stop, and a surprising thing happens . . .

A 2023 White Raven selection.A brilliant onomatopoeic text accompanies the iconic illustrations of Anna Walker in this hilarious and utterly adorable frog adventure.How will Frog escape the swoops, snips, and snaps of all sorts of animals in the forest and get to the party on time? This is a delightful, gripping, and funny adventure narrative aimed at very young readers, that will no doubt appeal to older children and adults alike.