For children c 0-2 years

With the help of his friend, Mr Gruber, and a new magic set, Paddington turns into Paddington the Magnificent! But can he remember how to do all the magic tricks in time for his big show?

An engaging board book for very young children, with sliding panels to reveal images hiding below. Babies will love moving the sliders to make a bush baby peek out from its tree trunk home, meerkats pop up from their underground burrows and a monkey swing through trees. It's full of vivid colours...

It's Hennie's birthday, but the Squirrels have forgotten to get her a present. Can Duggee save the day and help the Squirrels surprise Hennie with an amazing gift?

Duggee and the Squirrels are playing outside when Happy spots a yummy cake and can't resist taking a bite. But uh oh - the cake belongs to the rabbits! Can Duggee help the Squirrels bake a new cake for the rabbits and earn their Cake Badges?

Peppa and George have a very special surprise present for Daddy Pig. They want to thank him for being the best Daddy ever! What could the surprise present be? Lift the flaps to find out!

The hero of the New Bum! series is back and he's facing a challenge he has NEVER faced before: his dad's smelly bum! Get ready for guffaws galore in this laugh-out-loud book in the seriously silly New Bum! series.

When Paddington receives a special new pop-up dinosaur book it inspires him to go looking for dinosaurs! Paddington and his friends explore No-man's Island not knowing who or what still lives there. Could they have found the last living dinosaur on Earth?

Spot can't wait to paddle in the sea and explore with Mum and Dad. But when it's time to decorate the sandcastle, Spot disappears! Where has he gone?

Spot loves looking at the colourful stalls at the market with Grandpa. But before they've got through the shopping list, Spot disappears! Where has he gone? Toddlers will love searching for Spot and exploring the fun of the market along the way!

This board book follows five little dinosaurs as they have their lunch, from munching on apples to slurping up ice cream. Youngsters can lift the flaps to help the dinosaurs find their snacks and quieten their rumbly tummies!