Children's stories -- Pictorial works

Before Katie can go to bed she has to find all her favourite toys. Children will enjoy lifting the flaps to try and find them.

Beegu isn't supposed to be on Earth. She is lost. She is a friendly little creature, but the Earth People don't seem very welcoming at all. However, so far she has only met the 'big' ones. The little ones are a different matter.

Observed through the window of a house in a typical urban neighbourhood, each picture shows the developments of the land being reclaimed from built up concrete to a gradual greening, shown through the artist's collage illustrations. This is a hopeful environmental message.

Adam and Joe take Bear to play hide-and-seek in the woods. When their game is over, the boys go home, leaving poor, old Bear behind. The woodland animals - a mouse, a toad, a squirrel, a blackbird and a fox - all invite Bear to their homes. He tries them all, but none of them is right for him - s...

Big Pig is John Henry's cherished piglet. But there comes a time in every piglet's life when new experiences and places must be faced, so Big Pig is moved out to the pighouse. Will Big Pig learn to become independent? And will John Henry learn to live on his own without his porcine pal?

Ben and Bella are having such a lovely, splashy time in the big, red bath that soon everybody wants to join in the fun! But will there be room for all the animals - even Hippopotamus?

Topsy and Tim know that something is going on at the house next door, when the midwife arrives, and their mum has been next door for ages. Then a big surprise is revealed - a new baby has been born.

Once, there lived a horribly ugly monster. But the monster isn't ugly on the inside; he's just lonely. So he decides to build some friends out of stone, but not even the stone can stand the full force of the monster's smile and the stone animals shatter, except one, a little stone rabbit.

When Bill the bull, who loves to collect china, finally finds a china shop without a 'keep out' sign on the door, directed at him, he rejoices. However, he soon finds out that he is not quite as welcome as he had hoped and, in his worry, he breaks nearly everything on display.

When Bill the bull, who loves to collect china, finally finds a china shop without a 'keep out' sign on the door, directed at him, he rejoices. However, he soon finds out that he is not quite as welcome as he had hoped and, in his worry, he breaks nearly everything on display.