Jack and the Boody Monster

"I think it's a Boody Monster," said Jack."A Boody Monster? What's a Boody Monster?""It's a hairy, scary, purple monster that makes tap-tap-tapping noises in the night. He could be hiding in the garden and give us all a fright."A fun story about a hairy, scary, purple monster for pre-school children and early readers, with rhyme and repetition to encourage language development and imagination. The delightful, colourful illustrations are designed to stimulate further interest.

Hello, I'm New

Whether it is the first day at a new school or after school club to then moving to a new city and a new job as we get older, we all know the feeling of being the new kid on the block!

This story introduces us to the idea that being new is actually a great opportunity as well as celebrating the diverse landscape of a beautiful city – London.

Ferdy and the Baby Unicorn

Ferdy is five years old and a centaur. He is half boy, half pony.One sunny and rainless day, Ferdy stumbles across something very special indeed – a baby unicorn!Ferdy's afternoon is filled with mayhem and mischief. It is only when the baby unicorn is reunited with its mother that Ferdy must make the biggest decision of his young centaur life.

Do Not Open this Book

This is a story about various creatures, including a bird, a hedgehog, a squirrel, a bee, a snail, a frog, a mouse and an owl - the many different kinds of animal you would see in a garden or a park.

Most of them are looking for food: they are all so busy digging, foraging and chewing that they take no notice of each other.

Sometimes they get in each other’s way. Some of them steal food from others. It’s all very selfish and they get angry, grumpy and bad-tempered.

Then one day the owl notices the bee sitting on a beautiful flower, collecting pollen and drinking nectar. This gives the owl a great idea.

So, what does the owl decide to do?

Yuck! Food is from where...?

On each of the adventures, our characters get caught up in situations sometimes exciting, sometimes dangerous, and sometimes comical. Along with a host of other interesting characters attached to their adventures, these stories are written to help introduce children to a new way of looking at something that may ordinarily present a challenge. The adventures attached to discovering new tastes will have the reader and listener alike drawn into what happens next as both fun and danger await our brother and sister trio on their quest for information about how our food is grown and produced.

Word Worries

The Feel Good Fairy visits Milly to calm her thoughts and help her sleep. Milly has been really worried about her learning at school, she was so scared every time she had to read or write in class. She thought she was slow and not as clever as the other children. Each night she just tossed and turned, not knowing what the next day would bring and what she would be asked to do. Then one day she was given some magical keys which were special positions or poses for her to put her body in. If she did these poses each day they would unlock four boxes in her brain called: Anxiety, Focus, Confidence and Memory. These were all things that were either happening too much or too little for Milly. By following the wisdom of the Feel Good Fairy, Milly gets to access her own superpowers and feel good again!

Windy B – The Christmas Lights

When Fred Roll, Windy B’s favourite baker, opened his shop door early one December morning, a gust of wind blew in an invitation to take part in the annual Christmas lights competition. Just like his dear dad many years before, it was something that Fred could just not resist. For Fred, his wife, Heidi, and everybody living in the amazing Bumble Bay, this particular Christmas would be the one that they would never ever forget!

Wiggly

Fun and Education.

Open the book for a day at the zoo.

Fun and giggles the whole day through.

Come along children and join us too.

Meet Fred the Zoo Keeper and Wiggly the snake and all the mischief he creates.

What's Wrong with Yemi Owl

As every child knows, all stories should have a happy landing, and Yemi’s story is no exception.

But even Wise Old Owls can get it wrong, sometimes…

You can’t help but follow Yemi on her journey into the woods and share in her many adventures with the woodland creatures.

The busy bees, swift robins and scurrying squirrels all take part in Yemi’s story of today.

As in life, there is a greater force that helps bring this story to its landing.

So do look inside to see, hear, and feel Yemi’s story.

What Is Magic?

Have you ever wondered, even just for a second, what magic is? Where does it come from? What does it look like?

Join the curious Sol and his sleepy friend Luna on their autumnal adventure as they explore the enchanting world around them whilst learning to appreciate the beauty in nature.

Welcome to the Wonderful World of Willaby Creek

Beth and her best friend Andy invite you to step with them into the fun-filled fantasy world of Willaby Creek. Beth’s soft cloth dolls and animal toys in the Real World come to life when she discovers the unusual keys to opening the way to this special home away from home.
Once at Willaby Creek, Beth’s beloved Professor teaches his bush class of now ten in amazingly different ways all about children with challenges as well as other important topics. The Professor’s interesting teaching methods using activities are all about developing positive awareness, while understanding issues such as acceptance, anti-bullying, empathy, compassion, kindness, tolerance and patience.
Beth and Andy, with the help of all their new-made friends, learn through these valuable lessons how their lives will be changed forever. Beth and Andy soon learn how to support and help their friends back home who have health issues both big and small.
Throughout the series, while based in the great outdoors of Australia (maps inside), Welcome to the Wonderful World of Willaby Creek sets the scene to all their amazing adventures.

Walking With Dad

Join a father and his little one as they walk together along the coastline. See if you can count all of the interesting things they pass along the way! A counting book with a difference for young readers accompanied by delightful illustrations.