Sian Bowman – illustratör

CELEBRATE 100 YEARS OF WINNIE THE POOH AND FRIENDS!Five little bees went out to play,searching for Easter eggs today.Pooh said, "Wait for me at the honey tree."Now how many bees can you see?Join Winnie the Pooh and his friends as they explore the Hundred-Acre Wood in a hide-and-seek Easter egg hunt. There's so much to see and do, with trees to climb and eggs to find, as well as familiar faces dressed up as bees. But wait - the bees are disappearing one by one and Pooh can't find them. Lift the flaps to help Pooh find the bees and discover a delicious surprise at the end.Based on the nursery rhyme 'Five Little Ducks', this lift-the-flap book is perfect for sharing with Winnie the Pooh's youngest fans.

Join Stitch on a Christmas Eve adventure as he delivers the Christmas post - with real lift-the-flap letters to read!To my little helper,The Nice List was extra long this year and I need your help. Please help deliver these before Christmas Day.From SantaStitch wakes up on Christmas Eve to find a sack of undelivered post with a note from Santa asking for help delivering everything in time. Read along as everyone's favourite alien dons a Santa hat and takes on the task of delivering Christmas letters and cards to his friends and family. Readers will delight as they spot familiar friends in beautifully illustrated seasonal scenes - look out for Lilo making a gingerbread house, Jumba wrapping presents and Pleakley singing carols. Will Stitch stay on track and deliver everything in time, or will he get distracted and follow the smell of mince pies?With six fold-out festive flaps for little hands to lift and a write a letter to Santa activity at the back, this interactive picture book is sure to become everyone's favourite Christmas read! Perfect for fans of The Jolly Postman and Paddington's Christmas Post.

Scenarios like the first day of term, outdoor learning, and the school play can affect children in different ways, but Dexter has a way of naturally helping all the diverse children he meets, making them feel calm and happy.PRAISE"A warm tale with stunning illustrations. I wish there had been a dog like Dexter at my school. So charming." - Elle McNicoll, multi-award winning author of 'A Kind of Spark'"A beautiful book that helps discuss neurodiversity - sometimes all we need is a little understanding and a helping paw." - Louise Gooding, author of 'Wonderfully Wired Brains: An Introduction to the World of Neurodiversity'