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Welcome to Paw Paw Vets in Wooftown, where Dr Dog’s waiting room is full of patients who need his help. Gary the Hippo has bumped his head, Wrinkles the Elephant has hurt her trunk singing, and now Mr Snakey bursts in with a VERY suspicious bulge in his tummy!Luckily, Dr Dog is an expert. His doctor bag is filled with bandages, tools, and chew toys – everything a good dog doctor needs to save the day. But when Snakey’s X-ray is inconclusive, Dr Dog must dig deep for the most ingenious doggy solution to this medical problem!Jiro Bevis’s bold, playful illustrations bring humour, heart, and energy to every page. This stylish and clever picture book for children aged 2-5 is perfect for read-aloud story time, fans of funny animals, and anyone who loves a little veterinary chaos.

One summer, a curious cricket stumbles upon an old violin in the forest. ‘How convenient!’ she exclaims, and moves in, using her long legs and arms to play under the moonlight. Soon, her music fills the woods, enchanting mice, moths, and all the other small animals who live nearby.But then a freezing cold winter arrives. And when you’re cold enough, anything goes. ‘We need firewood!’ the animals cry. And right there in the forest is that big, beautiful violin... Only once the animals are warm again do they realise how much they’ve lost. How can they make it right?A charming and whimsical forest fable about the magic of music, the warmth of friendship, and the small joys we cherish. With her playful, witty, and beautifully detailed illustrations, internationally acclaimed graphic novelist and illustrator Anna Haifisch brings a touch of wonder and gentle humour to this story.Perfect for children aged 3–7 and for adults reading along, this picture book is a delightful read-aloud treasure, celebrating art, community, and the resilience of creativity even in the coldest seasons.

Small, sturdy, and full of fun. Little hands love Chock-a-Block board books!This bumper-length board book features 50 pages of vehicles and machines, designed to be read from both ends. Jump on board tow-trucks, trains, racing cars and wrecking balls with Poppy pig and her best friend Oliver as they travel from opposite ends of the book to meet in the middle – then turn around and start again!With bold, bright illustrations by Argentinian illustrator Maia Judith and simple, engaging text, there’s so much for little ones to spot, name and talk about. Each revisit reveals more to explore, encouraging early language, curiosity and playful interaction.Inspired by a popular Japanese board book format, Chock-a-Block books are perfectly sized for little hands – ideal for reading, stacking, flipping and sharing, at home or on the go.

When I’m feeling this and that, I pretend to be a cat. Drink water from a bowl, lick your paws and start to purr… Pounce, jump and bounce, then stretch out on the floor in a patch of sun. Curl up with this joyful board book and join two children and their fantastic pet cat in imaginative play.With Sam Voulters’ simple rhyming text and playful and expressive hand-painted illustrations from award-winning Japanese artist Yoshiko Hada, this book will appeal to cat-lovers big and small. It’s a delight to read aloud and share together.Perfect for fans of Lucy Cousins, Lorna Scobie, cats, and being a bit silly sometimes!

What do you put on your toast? Beans? Egg? Cheese? Anything goes, just don’t burn it! This fun, sturdy, toast-shaped board book is a playful introduction to the things we eat.Filled with bright, beautiful illustrations and the perfect size for little hands, Toast is a wonderful companion to weaning or for young chefs exploring new flavours.Yu Akinaga’s gorgeous pictures, created from paper cuts, introduce 11 international toast toppings and the characters that choose them. The mice family choose ooey-gooey cheese, but the alien prefers avocado, all creamy and green. There’s even a cheeky bite taken out of the final slice! Who did that?!With its novelty shape, fun illustrations, simple language and tasty toppings, Toast is a delicious treat for any baby or toddler.

I'm dreaming of a place tonight. My window shows me stars so bright. And I want to see more…From inside a dragon's lair to flying through the skies above, and from grazing with farm animals to diving deep under the sea, follow a little adventurer as she travels through the windows to the world outside, and even beyond into space, before she comes home to her cosy bed.This beautiful, robust board book is the perfect bedtime read for babies and toddlers. Children will love peering through the 10 unique die-cut windows and guessing where the little girl’s imagination will take us next. Thomas Hedger’s bold, high-contrast images will captivate young children as this gently interactive story takes them on a magical journey to settling down to sleep.Perfect for fans of Meg and Mog, Miffy, or Hervé Tullet, this playful, rhyming story about adventure and homecoming is filled with stylish, child-friendly illustrations. Windows makes bedtime fun for everyone.

'Cute, enticing, and full of mouthwatering treats' – the Guardian'A delicious, heartwarming hug of a book' – Beatrice Blue (author of Once Upon a Unicorn Horn)Ban Ban the bunny dreams of starting her own bakery, full of the delicious treats she makes with her Grandma. Finally, it’s opening time, and everything is going well until… Oh no! What’s that burning in the oven?Chaos ensues as Ban Ban struggles to calm the impatient customers, but with the help of a clever baby hamster, everybody bands together to help Ban Ban create the warm and welcoming bakery she's always dreamed of, just in time for a very special guest.This cute and uplifting story about the power of friendship and community is the debut picture book from London-based illustrator Elena Hiroko Magee and her much-loved creation, Ban Ban the bunny.Cosy up with this beautiful book, full of sweet characters and delicious bakes. There’s even a guide for how to make your very own Ban Ban cake at the end!

Small, sturdy, and full of fun. Little hands love Chock-a-Block board books!This robust miniature board book features 50 pages filled with food and funny characters. There’s so much to see, with each revisit a child will find more to explore.Someone’s feeling hungry! What can they eat? Peas? Pizza? Croissants? Kimchi? There’s a world of flavour and colour in this playful introduction to the foods a little one might encounter. Japanese-American illustrator Anna Watanabe’s funny and colourful illustrations are a treat for babies and toddlers.Inspired by a popular Japanese board book format, Chock-a-Block books are perfectly sized for little hands – ideal for reading, stacking, flipping and sharing, at home or on the go.

Water goes down, water goes up. Out of the tap, and into the cup. I’m thirsty! Would you like some water?Water drips, pitter-patters, rushes, and rises in this lyrical board book. Starting and ending with a little boy in his home, we follow water’s journey as rain soaks into the ground and helps plants grow, then watch it evaporate and create increasingly heavy clouds until it rains once more and flows to the tap.Young children will be enchanted by the little boy’s adventure through the water cycle in this accessible, sensory story. Zoey Kim’s soft and dreamy illustrations and Sam Voulters’ flowing poetry explore science through sounds and sensations, ideal for fun first conversations about the natural world.

Bird Taxi soars high above the trees. Flap! Flap! Flap!Mole Taxi digs through the ground. Snort! Snort! Sniff!Penguin Taxi glides – Whee! – over the ice.Meet the Animal Taxis, a quirky and adorable fleet carrying tiny animal passengers through all kinds of landscapes – under the sea, down a tree, through the sky. Each taxi has its own unique way of travelling, and every page is packed with playful sounds, silly surprises and read-aloud fun.Where are all the taxis taking their passengers? Well, of course, after their long journeys, they’re meeting for a brilliant party!With charming, characterful illustrations by a Japanese illustrator Ponpoconnn, Animal Taxis is a funny, imaginative board book for toddlers and preschoolers. Perfect for little hands, read-aloud moments, and repeated story time adventures.

The squirrel family has a problem: their treehouse is leaning, the kitchen needs renovating, and… could they have a playroom too?Luckily, the Mole Construction Company is on the job! An excavator digs at the base of the tree, a crane pulls to straighten it, and a dump truck fills the hole to fix the foundation. Then the moles can start building the new rooms!Shingo Nagasaki’s beautifully detailed paintings bring working vehicles to life. Filled with charm, humour and warm storytelling, The Mole Construction Company shows the power of teamwork, helping others and problem-solving. Perfect for children aged 4–7, this picture book is ideal for read-aloud story times, vehicle fans and little builders everywhere.

In a small village, at the foot of Blue Dragon Hill, there is a very special place called the Weather Shop. Here, Mole makes weather for anyone who needs it. When Cat worries about her flowers, Mole makes a rain-shower balloon. When Elephant wants help playing hide-and-seek, Mole bakes fog bread.Mole has a remedy for each of his friends, but if they don't listen carefully to his instructions, the weather might just surprise them! When some animals have too much fun with snowman spray, the whole village turns white overnight. Mole will have to come to their aid with a magical solution!With beautifully detailed illustrations and so many animal characters to meet, young readers will return to this delightful story again and again.A much-loved Korean bestseller, The Weather Shop has been translated into seven languages. This English-language edition is translated by Deborah Smith, International Booker Prize-winning translator of The Vegetarian by Han Kang, and is sure to charm readers who enjoy cosy, characterful worlds in the tradition of Richard Scarry.

Meet Momo and Mumu, two curious toddlers who just want to play. There are lots of fun objects to choose from, but both of them want the dummy! Momo and Mumu: Dummy! introduces very young children to the concepts of sharing, communication, and reconciliation.Momo and Mumu are imagined in Obom's simple, expressive style which perfectly captures the playful gestures and early emotional worlds of little ones. Award winning author Nadine Robert introduces babies and toddlers to playtime vocabulary within a sensitive, clear narrative. Momo and Mumu: Dummy! is sure to endear young readers and grown-ups alike in its celebration of play, early friendship, and empathy.

Meet Mumu and Momo, two curious toddlers who love to play. Mumu decides to do exactly what she sees Momo doing, from clapping and playing to eventually falling asleep. Mumu and Momo: Me too! introduces very young children to ideas of imitation and opposite actions.Mumu and Momo are imagined in Obom's simple, expressive style which perfectly captures the playful gestures and dynamic lives of little ones. Award winning author Nadine Robert introduces babies and toddlers to familiar verbs within a clear and digestible narrative. Designed for read-aloud storytime and interaction, this charming, rhythmic board book is perfect for early social exploration.

Num num Mama. Num num chair. Num num moon! Drink lots of milk and get bigger!A rhythmic board book about a hungry baby's growing world, seen through the lens of breastfeeding. We join this little one on a bright, whimsical journey from Mama's breast to the moon's, accompanied by vividly coloured illustrations of various smiling characters that nourish baby's growing body and heart on every spread.Originally illustrated and written in Japanese by acclaimed husband-and-wife team The Cabin Company, Oppai no Tabi emerged from Kentaro Abe and Saki Yoshioka's experience of breastfeeding after the birth of their first child. An imaginative, soothing story perfect for both breastfeeding and weaning babies, Num Num Moon is a celebration of the earliest moments of life.Whether winding down for bedtime or exploring together during playtime, Num Num Moon encourages little ones to engage with their expanding worlds through sound, touch, and sight. Its sturdy board format and playful text is ideal for shared reading, early language learning, and cosy family moments.

We’re going out! But I’m not ready yet. There’s so much stuff I need to get!It's time to go! Join a curious little adventurer on his search for everything he needs to leave the house: a vest, a bag, his water bottle. Open ten different flaps to discover their magical hiding places!Hedger's clear, vibrant illustrations on sturdy board pages are ideal for babies and toddlers. Robust page-edge flaps minimise the risk of tearing by small hands, and children will love discovering the imaginative new places they reveal. Ideal for storytime and bedtime reading, Doors takes its reader on a captivating miniature journey, from a dino's nest to a fairy's pond, and finally out of the house, ready for his next adventure.Perfect for fans of Meg and Mog, Miffy, or Hervé Tullet, this playful, rhyming story about independence and imagination is filled with bold illustrations that are sure to delight young children.

Apple and Pip are running through the woods hitting things with sticks when – “OUCH!” – they discover the Wow Tree, the only talking tree in the forest.Wow Tree hasn’t had anyone to talk to before, and he's never wanted to ask for help. But when Apple and Pip realise they’re able to fix Wow Tree’s itchy leaves and combat the chilly winds and hungry woodpeckers, they’re only too happy to lend a hand! The only problem is they need to get home before the sun goes down – they’re too afraid of the dark.Well, the Wow Tree knows a thing or two about the dark. He spends half his life in the dark, and doesn't mind it one bit! So, when Apple and Pip accidentally fall into a COMPLETELY DARK hole, it’s very lucky that the Wow Tree is nearby to help them find their way.Told with a perfect mixture of fun illustrations and simple text, Carly Gledhill’s funny, charming story about unusual friends discovering just how much they need each other is perfect for early readers.

‘Throw a stick, I’ll bring it back. Stop and have a tasty snack.’In this joyful follow-up to How to Be a Cat, Sam Voulters and Yoshiko Hada venture into a dog’s world. Join two children and their pet dog in a day of interactive play and imitation, digging for treasure and playing fetch.With Sam Voulters’s rhythmic text and dynamic hand-painted illustrations from award-winning Japanese artist Yoshiko Hada, this book will appeal to dog-lovers big and small. It’s a delight to read aloud and share together!

'Magical! A pastel-coloured K-pop dream!' –Harriet Muncaster, creator of Isadora MoonA perfect performance will cast powerful magic, but one misstep could spell disaster. Are the trainees up to the challenge?When eleven-year-olds Soo, Ivy, and Min are among the few students invited to join an elite K-pop academy on Ganghwado Island, they think they’re chasing stardom. What they don’t know is that this school doesn’t just make idols. It makes witches.At this secret academy, trainees learn how the perfect blend of vocals, dance, and rap can cast spells powerful enough to change the world. But magic demands harmony – and these three trainees couldn’t be more out of sync.Ivy is buzzing with main character energy, but her confidence as a performer could lead to magical chaos! Soo loves to sing, but can she overcome her shyness and find her voice as a star? Min is born to dance, but she’s so busy keeping the peace that she might never claim the spotlight! Every rehearsal is a musical and magical disaster, but if the girls can find their harmony, they could become a global sensation!Brought to life with over 50 pages of full-colour shojo manga illustration by artist Jenn Aguilera, K-Pop Witch Academy: A Trainee's Dream is a fun, high-energy fantasy adventure for middle-grade readers – and a must-read for fans of manga, magic and K-pop.Look out for book two, Under the Spotlight, coming in June 2027.

Meet the Pocket family! They love pockets.Mr Pocket loves eating, so his pockets are filled with foodie things. Mrs Pocket has everything she needs for gardening, and fun-loving Little Pocket has lots of things to play with.Grandpa Pocket only has his harmonica, but that’s all he needs to play a tune and get the whole Pocket family tap dancing! With their pockets full of wonderful tools and toys, it’s not long before their performance has the whole town watching!Little ones will fall in love with Japanese illustrator Kazuko Matt’s vivid colours and joyful characters. This picture book about a family working together is ideal for young children who are discovering the joy of taking their treasures with them wherever they go!

'A glimpse into a child's world of innocence and vivid imagination, My Magic Dress will stay with me for a long time' – Helen OxenburyA rabbit sits at her sewing machine to make a dress out of a white cloth that fell from the sky. When she walks through a field of flowers, the dress changes to a floral pattern – and when it rains, it takes on the pattern of raindrops.Wherever the rabbit goes, her magic dress reflects its environment. Birds peck at the seeds from the wheat field dress until the rabbit even takes flight. Embark on a vibrant, transformative adventure that invites imagination and intrigue with every page-turn!My Magic Dress is one of Japan's most famous and best-loved picture books. Initial reception upon release in 1969 was lukewarm due to the story's simplicity - which later came to be considered its greatest strength. Children fell in love with Nishimaki's joyful world and My Magic Dress has since sold over 2 million copies.

In a small village, at the foot of Blue Dragon Hill, there is a very special place called the Weather Shop. Here, Mole makes weather for anyone who needs it. When Cat worries about her flowers, Mole makes a rain-shower balloon. When Elephant wants help playing hide-and-seek, Mole bakes fog bread.Mole has a remedy for each of his friends, but if they don't listen carefully to his instructions, the weather might just surprise them! When some animals have too much fun with snowman spray, the whole village turns white overnight. Mole will have to come to their aid with a magical solution!With beautifully detailed illustrations and so many animal characters to meet, young readers will return to this delightful story again and again.A much-loved Korean bestseller, The Weather Shop has been translated into seven languages. This English-language edition is translated by Deborah Smith, International Booker Prize-winning translator of The Vegetarian by Han Kang, and is sure to charm readers who enjoy cosy, characterful worlds in the tradition of Richard Scarry.