Yana Kozak – illustratör

Big Cat Phonics for Little Wandle Letters and Sounds Revised has been developed in collaboration with Wandle Learning Trust and Little Sutton Primary School. It comprises classroom resources to support the SSP programme and a range of phonic readers that together provide a consistent and highly effective approach to teaching phonics.All this cat wants is to nap. But noise follows him everywhere he goes! Can he find peace and quiet?

In this beautifully illustrated picture book, a young girl learns how Jesus’s love can shine at school through her compassion, kindness, and inclusion.In this whimsical tale, a young girl imagines what it would be like if Jesus visited her school as a boy. She would show Jesus around her classroom, introduce her friends and teachers, listen to story time, and eat lunch together! But Jesus wouldn't stop at learning and sitting in class. He'd invite the lonely to join in on games and find a way to love and get along with everyone. Soon the young girl realizes that even though Jesus doesn’t attend her school, he can live through her:I can be his hands and feetTo spread his love to allI can share and help and giveSo no one feels too small! Through rhyming text and vibrant illustrations, children will be inspired to make a difference in their schools through their actions. Because as they treat each other right and classes become families, Jesus truly will be in their school.

Join May and her cherished stuffed spider, Harriet, as May learns to be brave and step out of her comfort zone in this joyful story about being different.​Sometimes the world can be too much for May. Too loud. Too busy. Too people-y. But then she spies Harriet, a gloriously big stuffed spider, and takes her home. Soon May and Harriet become inseparable. Snug in a Harriet hug, May can brave public places; when things are too loud, Harriet's legs can act as earplugs. With Harriet by her side, May feels safe, and the world feels less scary.This playful and empathetic look at sensory sensitivities celebrates the different ways people experience the world around them and provides a relatable hero for all children. Parents will appreciate the tender message that May's differences are something to be loved and celebrated, not problems that need to be fixed.

Nina's boundless energy and limitless imagination must come to a pause in this Shabbat book for modern families.Meet Nina: She’s energetic, bright, and full of creativity. Her exuberance can not be contained. A race car driver on Monday, a pilot on Tuesday, a construction worker on Wednesday, Nina does not stop moving or creating worlds around her. Nina’s imagination is so busy that she sometimes doesn’t even hear her parents. That all changes on Shabbat when Nina enjoys quieter activities like long walks, naps, and simple conversations. Resting on Shabbat helps her connect with her family and recharge for a new week of creative fun."Onomatopoeia, enticing visuals, and valuable backmatter . . . combine for a tale that will have young listeners happily driving and flying . . . and maybe even resting by story’s end." —Kirkus Reviews

It's January and Christmas is nowhere near. How long will this take?! Forever, I fear! Christmas, Are We There Yet? is the silly, rhyming read aloud that both kids and parents will delight in!

There's eleven months until Christmas and Frankie just can't wait. He loves everything about Christmas.... except that it takes an entire year to arrive! "Christmas, are we there yet?" he asks. With the help of his dog, Peppermint, Frankie finds a way to celebrate Christmas all year round. Snowflake Valentines? Christmas sweaters on the beach? Mistletoe in May? He's thought of it all! Can Frankie learn the meaning of patience as December approaches?

This silly rhyming story is perfect for parents and kids alike! Get ready for your new holiday favorite in Christmas, Are We There Yet?