Picture Books

With five colourful felt flaps and rich artwork, toddlers will love joining in this bedtime game of hide-and-seek with Pip and Posy.

Jackson loves football. He plays it. He watches it. He eats it. He sleeps it! Jackson lives and breathes football - he knows all the players, the fixtures, the scores. Then, one grey stormy day, Jackson kicks his ball, and it goes up, and up, and up! All the way to the moon! Overnight, Jackson be...

Curious young minds will love exploring the playground with Spot and his friends in this colourful, interactive board book. The sturdy novelty allows little hands to push, pull, slide, and play as they join in with swinging, sliding, and more.

The animals were in a funk. The poop was EVERYWHERE. It stuck to paw and claw and trunk, To tail and horn and hair. Dung beetles love to chew on other animals' tasty poo. But when the monkeys make fun of them for having such a stinky lunch, the beetles decide to munch elsewhere. What the monkeys ...

Follow Dave and his friends as they dance their way into becoming popcorn and go on the adventure of their lives in this explosively funny tale. But is the world outside the packet all it's cracked up to be?

Kai Brightstar and his Jedi friends are playing hide-and-seek, can you find them? Join the younglings as they train to be the best Jedi Knights in the galaxy in this pop-up book featuring your little one's favourite characters: Kai, Lys, Nubbs, Master Yoda, Nash and RJ-83! Little hands can lift b...

'Quiet' is a touching tale of courage and how sometimes the smallest voice can deliver the biggest message.

Kana hopes to compete in the action-packed Sodor Cup Race, but when her partner Kenji suffers a damaged fender, Thomas bravely steps up to the challenge. Can he and Kana overcome the many obstacles and work together as a team to win the Sodor Cup? Ready. Set. Toot toot!

Bluey and Bingo are drawing Father's Day cards for Dad. Bluey wants hers to be perfect but soon realises perfect is tough. It's a good thing Bluey is tough!

Tapple the tadpole can't wait to grow into a frog. He starts to practise the perfect 'ribbit' but just can't get the hang of it. As his body changes, Tapple hopes that his 'ribbit' will too. Can he learn to make the perfect frog noise?