A Summer's Tale

An adventure about the various animal characters in A Summer’s Tale in the beautiful setting of Snowdrop Hall, home to Lord and Lady Badger and their children. The adventure is full of fun, full of imagination, loveable animal characters with lots of magic, suspense and intrigue, as well as music, a memorable experience for all, but above all, a beautiful story that will draw the readers both young and old to be part of the amazing adventure and to join in, especially with the songs.

As always, the book has a strong conservation theme, this book is interlinked to the author’s other books. But the main message is that the book gives enjoyment, hope and happiness to all. After all, we are all children at heart.

A Spider's Tale

Being the only young spider around, Tom is lonely and in need of a friend. He decides to set off on an adventure into the farmhouse, to try and befriend one of the inhabitants. Tom quickly learns that humans and their pet dogs don’t seem to share the same quality of kindness or desire for his friendship. Tom is beginning to think he may be lucky to make it out alive.

A School for Fish

The sea folk have a wonderful plan to build a school for all of the reef-dwelling creatures, but although they have an amazingly fun time they forget all that they have learnt as soon as they swim out of the classroom door.

Read on to find out what happens next in this charmingly illustrated book for young children.

A Little Look at Bottoms

Designer Tom Karen gives us a delightful series of drawings to amuse and inspire young readers. Children love to laugh at bottoms, and with this little book they will go back to their favourites again and again – from giraffes to jellyfish and bumblebees to bears.

A Guiding Light from Heaven

The book is a charming and delightful story involving a mum and her little girl with an important message of courage, love, and belief.

The illustrations are bold and colourful, bringing life to each page in the story. Children will enjoy the book and the message it brings while parents can reinforce the message that they too want to instil in their children. This book is highly recommended for home and school libraries alike.

A Fish and His Friend

A fish and his friend have lost his friend’s mummy. To find her and help them find their way back home, they meet some new friends along the way. Come along for the ride and enjoy this tale to tell. It’s a poem you will never forget.

A Dog's Life

Tom is a seven-year-old child who is about to have a fantastic adventure. One morning, something magical happens in his life. He tries to speak but he can only bark. He tries to stand up but can only walk on four paws. This story is about changes and trespassing into unknown worlds. It is about the ability to adapt to new situations. A sudden, dramatic change helps Tom understand his strengths. In addition, an unexpected event gives him the opportunity to appreciate his home, his family and life more. This experience will shine a new light on his daily routine. It will help him re-discover the care and love that surround and support him daily. Tom will also learn to confront changes and get ready for the challenging adventure of growing up.

A Day to be Brave

A little soldier is facing surgery; an unknown journey full of fear. The day has an early and hungry start, with thoughts running wild.

This nervous adventure turns into an opportunity to meet magicians with potions, be amongst pirates, swim from sharks, take a launch within a spaceship, and most importantly, eat jelly and ice-cream.

After being thrown into the deep end, the soldier’s spectacular bravery is brought out by a dazzling team in blue pyjamas.

10 Ways to Please Your Mum

A delightful way of teaching your child how to count up to 10.

Each picture is sure to bring a smile to your face.

Your child can also have the added fun of counting the rabbits along the way.

'Operation Jingle All The Way' - A Coronavirus Tale

The world was in the grips of the Coronavirus pandemic, and Santa was determined to make Christmas especially magical this year.

Santa read all the children’s letters and wish lists and had decided that this year there would be no naughty list.

Santa and the Elves worked around the clock to make sure the workshop remained open throughout lockdown.