One night Josie the giraffe looks down into a clear pool and sees something amazing. She can't help feeling that her life has changed forever. But what is the meaning of what she has seen?

A boardbook that contains three popular traditional rhymes. It includes: "Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes"; "Two Little Dickie Birds"; and, "Teddy Bear, Teddy Bear". It is suitable for ages 3 to 5.

You don't often see a bunny by herself. That is because rabbits like nothing better than being together, huddled up in their warm burrows as one big, happy family. Of course, those burrows can be pretty noisy places, with everyone trying to talk at the same time. Do you know what happens when a rabbit eats too much fudge?

Have you ever visited the happy town of Houndsville? No? Well, it is home to the finest pack of dogs you could ever hope to meet - and some of the naughtiest puppies, too! There is always something going on in Houndsville. Was Mr Terrier the Teacher really attacked by an alien life form? Why is Mrs Gruff the Grocer feeling so tired these days?

Join astronauts Ali and Jo as they blast off to the moon ... and into a whole world of trouble In this title, silly situations, repeated vocabulary and bright pictures on every page help children to feel confident as they develop their reading skills. skills. It introduces words such as rocket, stars and aliens.

Start by reading the illustrated words at the edge of each left-hand page with your child. Have fun trying to spot the same terms in the story itself, as Alan and Jack gradually lose their supplies of fruit and snacks to an affectionate ape, a mischievous monkey, a pesky parrot and a slithering snake. Finally, all the illustrated phrases can be found at the back of the book. Enjoy checking all the words that you can now read together

These are first reading books for 3-5 year olds. You can join Anna and Fred as they dive beneath the waves...and end up in deep trouble! Silly situations, repeated vocabulary and bright pictures on every one of the big-format pages will help children to feel confident as they build up their reading skills. It introduces words such as crab, rocks, shark and treasure - all of which are encountered by Anna and Fred. Learning to read will be no trouble with this larger-than-life adventure - which is ideal for show and tell. This tale of trouble underwater makes reading fun. It can be used in...

This is a first reading book. It is a great big version of The Little Red Hen - perfect for use in show-and-tell! The large-format pages, simple repeated language and vibrant characters make this book ideal for helping with your child's first steps in reading. It introduces words such as hen (with her lazy friends cat, dog and duck), wheat, field, flour, windmill and more. It includes a simple picture dictionary. It's fun to start reading with this well-loved story. Young children may already know this traditional tale - about a farmyard hen whose hard work and patience pays off in the end....

A glittery picture storybook for younger children, about a little girl who dreams of dancing.