Do you want to be my friend? asks a little mouse of a horse, a peacock, an alligator and others. Only when he meets another little mouse, is the answer unequivocally, Yes

Suitable for very young children, this book teaches young children the key differences between animals and the importance of being yourself. It includes books such as The Very Hungry Caterpillar, Rooster's Off to See the World, Today is Monday, Draw Me a Star, The Very Busy Spider and The Bad-Tempered Ladybird.

Teaches children about drawing and creativity. In this story, children are introduced to one of the essential creative activities of early childhood.

When the tiny seed is blown away from its parent plant, it travels a very long way - over seas, deserts and mountains. The tiny seed survives the hazards of the journey and finally falls onto fertile earth. It grows and grows, becoming the tallest, biggest flower for miles around.

A fresh interactive introduction to the basic body parts and movements.

About Mister Seahorse and other 'male mothers', this picture book contains acetate pages that hide fish behind rocks and reeds. As he floats through the sea, Mister Seahorse meets a Mr Stickleback, Mr Tilapia, Mr Kurtus and many other fish fathers caring for their eggs and babies in surprising ways.

The bad-tempered ladybird picks fights with every animal it meets, but soon learns the importance of friends. In this humorous story, Eric Carle explores the concepts of size and time through brighly coloured pictures.

This playful story combines animals, colours and sounds in a rowdy menagerie that children will enjoy imitating.

Early one morning a little spider begins to spin her web on a fencepost and she doesn't stop until it is finished.

This is a giant board book version of this well-known story, which follows the caterpillar's week as he eats through a range of foods in preparation for his hibernation. The caterpillar toy can be pushed through the holes in the book as you follow the story.