Animals -- Pictorial works -- Juvenile literature

'Animal Opposites' is a bold, fun board book book introducing the concept of opposites with an eye-catching, animated style of illustration and amusing animal characters.

'Animal Shapes' is a bold, fun first concept book about shapes. It features an eye-catching, animated style of illustration and an amusing anecdote per animal.

Children will love meeting the animals in this book, each sporting stylish spots or stripes. Hidden behind the flap on every page is a surprise character, adding to the humour of this illustrated book.

Babies will love looking at the bright pictures and exploring the pages in this delightful wordbook.

Sharon King-Chai's bold colours and shapes make 'Animalphabet' a rich delight for children of all ages while Julia Donaldson's rhythmic text is a pleasure to read aloud. The cleverly written, simple text invites children to compare one animal to another, and clever hints and peep-through holes wi...

In the first few years of life, babies' vision is still developing. They see first of all in black and white, and in bright, high contrast colours such as yellow and red. Designed to develop babies' eyesight, this book of friendly farm animals will stimulate vision from birth.

Full of fabulous photos of furry animals to stroke and textures to explore, each title in this series features double-page spreads and simple, rhyming text.

Animals is a delightful first concept board book for older babies, with bright, bold illustration by Emily Bolam. With embossing throughout for little ones to touch and feel and simple words to encourage language skills and recognition of familiar objects, this is the perfect introduction to anim...

A colourful very first picture wordbook, filled with animals for small children to spot and name.

A simple board book with black-and-white pictures of baby's favourite animals. The high-contrast images are easy for babies to focus on and the 'soft-touch' cover make this an ideal book for sharing between parent and child.