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Numbers are Evie's very special friends, she counts everything...nothing is left out! When cheeky number three goes missing, how will Evie continue counting? Delightfully illustrated by Denise Muzzio and with a gentle rhyming text, Evie and the Lost Three is a bright and colourfu...l story to be enjoyed by those just learning to read and count, and those teaching children the pleasure they can derive through engaging with numbers. This playful book showcases the joys of discovering the world through counting and bringing numbers to life. It acts as a gentle reminder that if we let go of worrying about what seems determined to hide, sometimes we discover that it is not that far away; just waiting to be found.
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By day Frankie is just a lazy cat, but by night he is transformed into Frankie Pants! Frankie Pants is a series of engaging picture books for pre-school and kindy-aged children about the nightly antics of the neighbourhood feline, Frankie, who turns from lazy cat by day to superh...ero by night. Each book starts with the same introduction to Frankie, before moving onto the particular story. The intention is to create a series of books capturing a different scenario for Frankie each time and building the child's love for his character and nightly escapades. The first book in the series is Frankie Pants & Mr Fox. In this book our modern-day hero fights to save the neighbourhood from the dastardly devious Mr Fox. Frankie Pants is written in memory of beloved family cat Frankie, who sadly passed away in late 2017. He was a great friend and loyal companion to Helen's eldest son Alexander, for whom the books are written.
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Have you ever needed to do something that made you nervous even thinking about doing? Kids do all the time. Going to bed, weathering through storms, going to school, speaking in class, making a new friend and so on.
Children are expected to just get on with it! What they need ...is to find their BRAVE! Something that is inside of them but they just canat find. The much-loved characters of Loppy and Curly are back to teach kids how to find their BRAVE.
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The Bad Chicken is a picture book about a naughty chicken who keeps getting kids into trouble. This story resonates strongly with young children because it relates to their immediate world. When the grownups do not believe the Bad Chicken exists, the kids feel the injustice of th...e situation and so set out to catch the cute little rogue, discovering he has many amazing tricks to outwit them. It's a funny story with Pixar level characters, scenery, and plot twists. Most importantly, this book is designed to be able to be read by five-year-olds. The Bad Chicken makes learning to read a joy for parents and children.
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Visiting her grandparents is always an adventure, and Anika can't wait to show them what she's learned in kindergarten. But things don't always go to plan. Can her grandfather, Seeya, help Anika overcome the fear she sometimes feels when trying new things? And what fantastical st...ories will he tell of his adventures that can help her feel brave?
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My Grandma is a story about using our imagination. Written from the Granddaughter's point of view, Grandma tells her all the amazing adventures she wants to go on, and the little girl is inspired and wants to be just like her. Mum might think Grandma is a bit crazy, but we know s...he's not! Using simple words and repetition, with brightly coloured illustrations on every page - children, parents and grandparents are bound to fall in love with Grandma's amazing creativity.
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Young Ashlea has just come back from her first trip on a plane, and she's enchanted! As she grows up, Ashlea is determined to become a flight attendant and spend her days flying through the clouds. Join her and her friends on their journey as they learn how to work safely on boar...d an aircraft.
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When Max's parents tell him they are divorcing it feels like an earthquake. There are so many changes to deal with and a lot of big feelings. Follow Max as he begins to move and live between his two homes, learns about his emotions and adjusts to life after the 'divorce earthquak...e'. Max's parents are divorcing, and it feels like a great big earthquake. Max has to learn how to live between two homes, and manage some difficult feelings. This books, written by child psychologist, Rachel Brace, is a guide fore parents and children going through parental separation and divorce.
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Welcome all, young and old, to the greatest rap story ever told. An adventure for all those willing to let their hair down, stomp their feet and have good time. A prehistoric story with a modern, musical twist. Join three of the most famous dinosaurs as they take turns spinning r...hymes in this epic rap battle that will keep you wanting more. A story that inspires confidence, encourages self-expression and teaches us to appreciate what makes us all individually special. Take it to the next level and scan the QR Code to bring the story to life, enjoy the song produced by your author, James Mellon, and his very own baby T-Rex. When you're ready, play the instrumental version and have a go at rapping the story with your very own. Now who wins the battle you ask? I'll let you be the judge of that.
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A beautifully illustrated picture book about ADHD, (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) and squirrels. See the significant effects the disorder has on the individual, their family and friends, and how with extra knowledge and understanding, the extremely common and well-kno...wn negative experiences can be changed to positive ones. Fall in love with the extremely cute, fun, creative and energetic Sam Squirrel, as he experiences his frustrating 'roller coaster' journey in life, at school, and at home with his friends and family. Watch how they persistently try to follow the right path and do the right thing, whilst being confronted with life's many hurdles. Have admiration for Sam Squirrel and his parents as they all learn to understand and support each other, through the challenging circumstances they face, through no fault of their own. Have hope in the love that Sam Squirrel and his parents have for each other and join them in their celebrations as their relationships improve for the better.
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