Sean Julian – författare

When Pongo, a young orangutan, reaches for a ripe mango, she gets a big surprise! Clinging to the fruit, and very confused, is a little bat called Bulu who can't find his way back to his cave in the busy daytime forest. Pongo soon learns that for a creature who is used to the shadows of the night, the day can be a very scary place. When they finally find Bulu's home, the roles are reversed, and Pongo must venture into a dark and unfamiliar world.Can the two animals find somewhere between night and day, where their friendship can blossom?

Alba the young albatross leaves her nest to set out on her life's journey. But when a huge wave knocks her from the sky and breaks her wing, she is left all alone on an icy shore . . .But then a penguin appears, followed by another and another, until the whole colony is at Alba's side. Among her new friends, Alba's spirits are quickly lifted and, through the long, dark winter, her wing slowly mends. When the sun finally appears over the horizon, Alba is at last able to fly again, but she never forgets the kindness she was shown at the heart of the penguin huddle.

A celebration of the world around us - from the highest mountain top, to the depths of the deepest sea. This beautiful, rhyming text encourages us to take notice of our surroundings, watch them change with the seasons and to cherish this wonderful world which we share.

Some dads will run up and down by your side, Holding your bike till you learn how to ride. All dads are different, but none are as special as your very own! My Dad! is a warm and funny book that's perfect for any child who simply adores their dad - no matter how cheeky! From the award-winning Steve Smallman (Smelly Peter the Great Pea Eater), My Dad! would make an ideal Father's Day present or birthday present for a father to share with their little one.

Squirrel and Bear are very nearly ready for their long winter sleep. But there's a problem - Squirrel just isn't tired. He tries everything he can think of, but nothing seems to work and soon the noise he makes sends Bear into a rage. But when Squirrel gets lost in the snow, Bear realises that losing sleep is better than losing a friend.