Love Books & Your Children Will Too
Mum is trying to get Billy ready for nursery but they are running very late! Can Mum finally get Billy to nursery and will she remember the most important thing of all?
Everyone in the aquarium is feeling down. But when a dolphin called Ripple arrives, she has a sure-fire plan to get everyone smiling.
Amanda Addison tells us about the inspiration behind her debut picture book Boundless Sky and her writing journey.
Come and meet a quirky gang of amusing animals as you count from one to twenty.
When three colourful birds come to visit the Go-Away bird, you can guess what she says. But when the Get-You bird comes by, the Go-Away bird is in trouble. Can the Come-Back bird help her out?
This gentle, rhyming story of friendship offers a unique approach to change the way we view Earth
Rabbit can’t sleep. No matter how much Mum tries to reassure Rabbit, Rabbit is not convinced Wolf won’t find a way to get to them. But will the wolf come?
Written in a truly unique and quirky style, the shape trilogy is packed full of wry humour, both in words and illustrations.
Little Shell loves playing with her best friend Jittery Jellyfish. But can Jellyfish learn to control her temper?
Harriet thinks her friends have forgotten today is her birthday. But where are her friends going? Could they be on their way to a surprise party?
Allosaurus is fed up of everything being about T. rex so sets out to write a book all about himself.
In this unusual story, about nothing, you will learn so much about everything that matters most.
As my last post of 2019, here are my five favourite picture books of the year.
This joyful rhyming board book follows the Christmas adventures of Ruby Reindeer who is helping Santa deliver Christmas presents.
How Winston Delivered Christmas is a creative advent calendar in the form of an exquisitely illustrated story book that will become a part of the family Christmas traditions for years to come.
Sunny travels the globe in search of the perfect Christmas but no where feels quite right? Can he work out where the perfect Christmas is before it’s too late?
This rhyming board book is a fun and bright retelling of the Christmas story. Drawing on Luke 2:10-11, children see the Good News being spread far and wide.
Written as an exchange of letters between anxious Frederick and free-spirit Emily, this book is about knowing your fears and doing it anyway.
This is a fabulous modern mash-up of The Night Before Christmas and Alice in Wonderland.
Matthew is certain that this is going to be the worst Christmas ever. But his little sister, Lucy, is on the hunt for a miracle...
