Early years / early learning concepts

There's no gobbledygook in this book!

An important part of childhood is exploring the world.

It is a time of rejoicing at Homeward, the Labyrinthine castle-city that is as magical as Oz and as full of wonders as Willy Wonka's chocolate factory.

Plum loves everyone.

A jolly escapade through the world of potties, royalty and tiny accidents in this hilarious romp from the bestselling creator of The Queen's Knickers, Nicholas Allan.

Come on a great escape through the kitchen as we follow each sausage that decides to make a run for it.

Discover the most entertaining way to spend the year: with a spot of spring cleaning (that ends in a mess), a summer picnic (invaded by ants), Halloween dress-up (or not, if you're already scary) and the only thing to be done in December.

"e;If you take a pencil, you can draw two cats.

Tonight, for the first time, Flynn is going to sleep in a proper big boy bed.

This is my hand.

Jim lives in a fishing village - but no-one goes fishing any more as all the fish have gone.

This charming book of colours for very young children features all the colours of the much-loved patchwork elephant Elmer.

Stanley is taking Little Woo, Sophie and Benjamin somewhere special for the day.

Stanley keeps his fire engine in tip-top condition - it has to be ready for anything!

Look here!

Click-clack, clicketty-clack, whoo .

It's Mummy Duck's first ever Mother's Day and when Little Duck takes her on a special picnic, they dream about their perfect day together.

Introducing Dixie O Day and also, of course, his friend Percy!

"e;You saved your mistress's life, Beauty!

"e;Funky, funny and beautiful, this is an irresistible addition to every wild child's bookshelf.

A beautifully illustrated cover edition of Rumer Godden's classic story about friendship and family, Miss Happiness and Miss Flower.

It is 1940.

Dog can't get to sleep.

Part of the My First Picture Book series: perfect for every toddler to help build language, understanding and enjoyment.

Early Readers are stepping stones from picture books to reading books.

Early Readers are stepping stones from picture books to reading books.

Early Readers are stepping stones from picture books to reading books.

Early Readers are stepping stones from picture books to reading books.

Early Readers are stepping stones from picture books to reading books.

Everyday ABC has descriptive copy which is not yet available from the Publisher.

The latest title in Paul Covellos winning Canada board-book series featureswondrously detailedillustrations for the very young,highlighting some of Canadasmost belovedand iconic creatures.

Count your way across CanadaPaul Covellos brilliantly bold artwork counts up the things Canada loves best in this board book for the very young.

A is for Arctic, B is for Beaver .

This may be the cutest Little Kids First Big Book ever!

Get to know the weirdest, silliest, most unique critters in the animal kingdom, from the axolotl to the star-nosed mole!

When you're traveling, there are all sorts of numbers to keep track of.

We live our lives according to the numbers on a clock.

The speed of a pitch, the number of points scored, the time left on the clock .

When you see a sign in your favorite store saying that everything is 30% off, can you do the math to figure out what that means?

Almost any game you play needs math.

People who make clothes need to get their numbers right.

Cooking is a kind of scienceyou have to get the measurements right to make everything work.

From download speeds to the amount of memory left on your hard drive, math is a big part of using computers.

This scriptural telling of the first Easter is from the International Children's Bible, using only straight Bible text from the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John.

To compensate for his perceived commonness, Hermie decides he needs to have more stuff than anyone in the garden.

When Michael stretches the truth about how he won the taffy-making contest, the Geranium Lady helps him understand that saying things that are not true is like mixing bad ingredients into a recipe.

Pop culture and psychobabble tell us to make ourselves the center of the universe in order to be happy.

"e;Daddy, tell me about love.