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Welcome to Sophie’s farm, where hens cluck, cows moo, and the dog barks for pancakes! Life is peaceful, filled with the friendly sounds of happy animals – except for one. The loud, croaky frog by the pond drives Sophie crazy. When Sophie chases away the frog she thinks it is "just a frog," but soon everything on her farm starts to fall apart. No eggs! No milk! Mosquitoes everywhere! Could that pesky croak have been more important than Sophie thought?  This funny and charming tale is a reminder that what we dismiss as unimportant might just be the missing piece we need.

Parcel is getting ready to travel to somewhere far, far away! Can you guess where he's going? Would you like to come along too? You would? Let's GO!Follow Parcel as he gets passed all around the world, finding joy in the most unexpected places and celebrating all the fun you can have with a cardboard box. Bursting with energy, imagination and delightfully whacky detours, this hilarious picture book takes readers on a rollicking, first-class adventure by sea, sky and snail mail. Children will love joining Parcel on this interactive journey to discover where he really belongs, ending with a fold-out reveal that's sure to surprise.

Magic could be hiding under any leaf... Behind any tree.... Next to any tiny pebble. Witchlings always know just where to look. Every plant and flower has a special superpower, and pssst… A Guide to Plants for Little Witchlings is here to tell you all their secrets. Did you know that every plant has a special superpower? A lavender can bring you deep sleep and honeysuckle can bring you good luck – all you have to do is ask the plants nicely and work with them to cast a spell. This beautifully illustrated book shares 15 common plants from the garden that are essential for little witchlings-to-be. Discover fascinating flower facts and fun folklore before learning to cast spells and make petal potions in this magic guide book.

A baby’s world is a blur when they’re first born and they start to see black and white before they see colour. Books featuring high-contrast images will help develop their eyesight and focus, and keep their attention. The high-contrast simple images in this concertina board book are highlighted with primary colours, silver foil and textured pages in a fold-out format that is perfect for tummy time. Packaged in a handy box to slipcase to carry with you or pack away, this is the perfect gift for newborns.

One December morning, Tiddles the cat wakes to find an unexpected arrival towering over him. It’s big, it’s bushy, and it’s draped in oh-so-tempting tinsel! The humans love their beautiful new Christmas tree, but one kitten is not so smitten. And when the tree's twinkly lights start to disrupt nap time, Tiddles must take matters into his own claws, once and for all…Join Tiddles as he faces his biggest (and sparkliest) adversary yet: the Christmas tree!

Join Jacominus Gainsborough as he waits at the docks, heart racing, for his dearest friend, Sweetie, to arrive. He has an important question to ask her, but only if she arrives by noon! If she doesn’t make it, he will never get to ask his question or hear her reply.Follow Sweetie on her journey to the docks as she encounters school children, a fortune teller and a kite master who gives her a magical gift. But each encounter delays her a little more… and the clock keeps ticking. Will she meet Jacominus in time?With stunning artwork and incredible laser cuts, this book is a work of art that draws you in from the very first page. Walk alongside Sweetie and experience every moment of her journey as love hangs in the balance. A tender story that reminds us that the best things in life are worth waiting for. Presented in a beautiful slipcase, this highly collectable book includes a limited edition print to treasure.

Nominated for the Carnegie Medal for Illustration 2026Journey through the life of the humble little rabbit, Jacominus Gainsborough. In twelve beautifully illustrated scenes that capture the changing seasons, this touching story celebrates life's simple joys and big moments, from happiness and love to challenges and doubts. Stunning artwork shows Jacominus at different ages throughout his life, highlighting the profound joy of being loved, and the ultimate happiness of reflecting on life surrounded by loyal friends, a cherished companion and grandchildren.Rébecca Dautremer brings a universal message of the beauty of being alive in this stunning story.

What makes a solar eclipse happen? Why does the Moon seem to change shape? And how does the Sun keep our planet alive? For thousands of years, people, from the Ancient Egyptians to the Greeks, have looked up with the same questions. Their stories, observations and growing scientific knowledge have helped us understand how the Sun and Moon influence life on Earth today.Blending ancient myths with facts, diagrams and modern discoveries, Brilliant Sun, Luminous Moon reveals what we really know about our nearest cosmic neighbours.Beautifully illustrated, the book works in two parts – one side is dark, but flip it over and the other is bright, meeting in the middle in a stunning eclipse.

Jacominus is beautiful, he is kind and gentle, clever and funny. But can you be too beautiful? Or too kind and gentle? The answer is: never!This gentle board book for young children is a joyful exploration of children’s personalities. With tender illustrations that are both stunning and adorable, journey with Jacomimus as he learns who he is, and discovers the fun he can have with his friends by being himself.

Spark wonder with this gorgeous collection of rhyming poems that introduce the wonders of the ocean. Meet shimmering sea creatures, explore hidden treasures and uncover the magic beneath the waves, while also learning about the ocean’s importance and why we need to take care of it. Includes stunning artwork and show-stopping die-cuts throughout.

While two little witches are foraging for potion ingredients, they discover a boy and his pet duck, Custard, hiding a stolen dragon egg. So begins a treacherous journey to return the egg to its mother, involving goblins, a fog-covered lake, kidnap, evil creatures and one adorable baby dragon! With full colour illustrations throughout, this spellbinding book for 7- to 9-year-olds explores friendship and bravery against a backdrop of magic and adventure.

What does it take to build a home? Bricks and concrete, windows and walls, glass and steel? Sometimes, home is something much more . . .With spare, gentle text and colourful illustrations, this interactive picture book imagines the many different shapes a home can take, from an apple to an umbrella, a cardboard box, a cosy reading nook and finally a reassuring hug. Clever lift-the-flap and peek-through pages invite readers to uncover hidden surprises and unexpected delights.Perfect for any child navigating change, this is a playful ode to all the places we find comfort, reminding little ones that there's always a home waiting for us at the end of the day.

THE TIMES CHILDREN’S BOOK OF THE WEEK – ‘An illuminating look round lighthouses … an exuberant and enjoyable book for children of all ages.’Long ago, beneath a starlit sky, travellers braved the wild waves. Lost and lonely, they yearned for a way home. Then, a flicker in the distance! A lighthouse, a beacon of hope, pierced the darkness and guided them to safety.Beacons of Light takes young readers on a captivating adventure, exploring the history and wonder of these majestic beacons. From the first flickering fires to the powerful lamps of today, discover the ingenious ways humans have tamed the sea and brought light to the darkness.

**Shortlisted for the SLA Information Book Award 2025**From the deepest, darkest oceans to shallow coastal seas, warm tropical waters and the cold Arctic Ocean, jellyfish colour our underwater world. But what do we really know about jellyfish? Are they poisonous? Can you eat them? Is it true that they are immortal? Can they really indicate climate change?Welcome to The Jellyfish Garden, where the fascinating world of jellyfish is revealed in extraordinary detail. Includes a jellyfish spotter’s guide, the anatomy of a jellyfish, the importance of jellyfish in a biodiverse ecosystem and an in-depth look at their varying superpowers from their ability to self-heal to glowing in the dark.

Who has eaten the little bug? A gallery of animals all deny their involvement. Was it the polar bear? The pelican? The lion? The snail?Each spread features a different brightly-coloured animal and a fun die cut that gets smaller and smaller as the story goes on. Little hands will love this vibrant and engaging read with a delightful twist at the end.

Both the dodo and the moa have already disappeared from our world. Could the sparrow, the swallow or the robin be next?In recent years, ornithologists have been sounding the alarm: bird populations are declining all over the world and some species are on the verge of extinction. The Call of the Birds explores the history of our relationship with birds and helps readers to understand the vital role they play in our world. Beautifully written and illustrated, this book empowers future generations to protect bird populations by offering helpful advice and easy, actionable steps.

Aldo is an experienced sailor and knows that the first thing to do when sailing is to set a destination. A destination that can be reached even though there will be unexpected events and a level of ingenuity required along the way. As Aldo says you will always get somewhere.Join Aldo and his young companion in this gentle story that proves that it is the journey itself and not the destination that really matters. A perfect tale of resilience and adaptability, this book presents a metaphor for life, with its changes in course and unexpected surprises. And, of course, the most beautiful destination of all: the journey itself.

Adapted from a series of short films aimed at children displayed at the Centre Pompidou in Paris, France, by renowned modern artist Raphaël Garnier, Art’bracadabra presents the 10 basic elements and principles of art. Highly interactive, this sumptuous hardback includes elements that children can play with including a pop-up, wheel, special inks, flaps to lift and different textures to explore. Playing with the pages of this magical book will change the images and introduce the use of colour, perspective, the dot and the line and shows us how to unlock the secrets of art including: Dot, Line, Shape, Texture, Tools, Colour, Contrast, Volume, Structure and Perspective.*Winner of a Silver California Eureka! Nonfiction award*

As night falls, one little bunny follows her twitchy nose to a mobile bakery, where formidable chef, Wolf is baking bread. Within its charming confines, they form an unexpected friendship and despite their worries, begin to understand and trust each other as they embark on their dream of creating the world’s most mouth-watering bread.An ensemble cast of animal creatures, bring this delightful story to life.

A Year in Nature is a captivating journey through the changing seasons in the picturesque countryside. Each month reveals the magical transformations of the landscape, from the snow-covered hillside in January through to the golden wheat fields of high summer.As well as observing which plants and animals come and go throughout the year, readers will learn to observe shifts in temperature, day length and which fruits and vegetables are harvested throughout the year. Beautiful traditional artwork and gatefolds on every spread are perfect for spotting the diverse flora and fauna that make the countryside so special.

One-Eyed Patch, a brave pug with the spirit of Indiana Jones, lives a life full of extraordinary adventures on the sea. After a storm tosses him overboard, he's saved by Moby the sperm whale and finds himself on an island of friendly elephants.But a mysterious voice beckons him to New York, where a new adventure awaits. Who could it be calling him back? Perhaps One-Eyed Patch is in reality a much-loved little dog with a big imagination!

A fascinating journey into the world of bridges, this large-format book is perfect for any budding young architect. From striking modern marvels like the Golden Gate Bridge and the Millau Viaduct to historic stone arches like the Ponte Vecchio, discover how these ingenious structures shorten journeys, save us time and effort and offer breathtaking views. As well as learning about bridges spanning deep valleys, raging rivers, bustling roads and vast seas, this book explores the evolution of bridge-building, from the first fallen tree across a river to today's engineering wonders.

This poetic picture book takes little ones on a journey through our world, starting with one tiny seed, and ending in the expanse of the universe, all the while simply explaining how all life on earth is connected. Alongside the story, readers are introduced to first words, and there is a die-cut to explore on every page.

This gorgeous book follows the journey of a little seed as it becomes a flower. Filled with a wealth of novelty elements, including cut-outs and flaps, children will discover cute animals including squirrels gathering acorns, sleepy mice hibernating and busy bees pollinating flowers as they follow a little seed being carried by the breeze. With stunning artwork and lyrical storytelling, this interactive book beautifully explains the magic of nature’s cycles and will keep little ones captivated for hours.

Join Peggy and her mother on a delightful day in the garden! Determined to help with every task, Peggy eagerly exclaims, "I'll do it, I'll do it!" as she plants beans, waters seedlings, removes weeds and tastes raspberries. Though the results aren't always perfect, Peggy's cheerful spirit never waivers.This charming book celebrates the small joys of everyday life paired with heart-warming illustrations and endearing messages of persistence and determination.

The adorable duo are back!In this heartwarming tale of friendship and courage, Mei and her exuberant best friend Tiger eagerly try to help make tea, but their efforts lead to broken tools and panic! Fearing being scolded, they run away, but Mei soon realises the importance of returning home and facing their mistake. They return home with trepidation and are relieved to be met with an important lesson in empathy, forgiveness and patience.Steeped in kindness, this reassuring story is perfect for children navigating how to say sorry, concluding in Tiger and Mei finding the courage to admit to their mistakes and learning that honesty helps to bring the whole family together.

From its beginnings in a peaceful pond, The Water Flower chronicles the journey of a sleepy seed that awakens in spring, pushing through its shell to grow leaves reaching for the sunlight. As summer arrives, it blooms into a stunning flower, opening and closing its petals each day, attracting passing insects. After completing its beautiful display, the flower fades, revealing new seeds inside a pod, ready to begin the cycle again. This story offers a glimpse into the lotus seed's remarkable transformation across seasons.

Dive into the mysterious world of whales – symbols of the ocean's uncharted depths. Whales, the giants of the ocean, have fascinated people for centuries with their immense size and mysterious lives. Once hunted almost to extinction, they are now recognised as amazing creatures that bridge both the ocean and the land. This book, filled with beautiful illustrations and engaging stories, teaches readers about the importance of protecting whales, and the wonders they hold.Perfect for sparking curiosity and a love for marine life, this book is a call to action to save these magnificent animals before they become legends.

Discover how cities around the world are transforming into greener, more innovative, and people-friendly spaces while continuing to develop. In this inspiring book, Didier Cornille takes readers on a journey to visit pioneering cities like Curitiba in Brazil, London in the UK and Berlin in Germany, showcasing their impressive green initiatives and vibrant communities. Meet the visionary architects, passionate residents and energetic leaders driving these changes, and learn how both children and adults can contribute to making their own cities more liveable.This captivating exploration of over ten forward-thinking cities offers a glimpse into the future of urban living and inspires us all to take action.*Winner of a Silver California Eureka! Nonfiction award*