Picture Books

When a unicorn who hates unicorn books realises that he is, in fact, IN A UNICORN BOOK himself, he does everything he can to get out. Can he run out of the book? Jump? Eat his way through the pages?! One thing's for sure: it will be a whole lot of fun to watch this unicorn try to get out of yet a...

Noor loves her mum, and all the other hijabi women in her family, but wonders why do they wear headscarves? Is it so they can hide snacks for later? Or because they're a super spy and hiding their secret identity? Full of curiousity, Noor sets out to find her answer, but her family are all busy a...

Little Red Riding Hood - who is not-so-little anymore! - is riding her pony through the woods to visit Granny for a picnic and a surprise. Now that she is bigger, she feels much braver than the last time she went. Until - what was that? Was it the Big Bad Wolf?

A tiny acorn grows - and grows - into a mighty oak tree! Children play games around it. All sorts of animals live in it - and under it. And the tree stands strong as a thousand years whirl by.

Sid is an octopus who is desperate to solve the mystery of his vanishing socks. After staging a stake-out to catch the thieves, Sid discovers the stolen socks are ruined and he must learn to love the odd socks that remain. A colourful mystery with counting and matching fun and an underlying messa...

Clara is a small, strong-willed princess who likes running wild, jumping ditches and climbing trees - but most of all, she loves collecting creepy-crawlies and making them her friends. That's not easy with a bossy butler and a pernickety nanny always on your case. When Clara discovers that an ogr...

According to Frog, in dinosaur times sitting down hadn't been invented. So, Pterosaurs didn't sit on bendy straws? Velociraptors didn't sit on plug adaptors? Triceratops didn't sit on lollipops? Join Frog, Cat and Dog for oodles of prehistoric fun in this rhyming story.

Old MacPumpkin had a farm. Eek! Ahh! Eek! Ahh! Ohhh! And on that farm she had - a cat, a bat, a spider, a skeleton, a witch, a ghost and a MONSTER! Old MacPumpkin is too busy taking care of the farm animals to notice, until - Knock! Knock! Who's that at the door?

With sturdy lift-the-flaps, peep-through holes and fun rhyming text, young children can search for their favourite farmyard animals in this book illustrated by Axel Scheffler.

Have you ever wondered why the Mean Old Witch is mean? Or why the Big Bad Wolf is bad? They weren't always that way. The Big Bad Wolf used to be small and sweet. But when a witch was mean to him, everything changed. The Mean Old Witch used to be young and kind, singing to the birds and picking up...