Ruff! Ruff! Hello, Ruffles! Ruffles is a typical toddler who experiences all the highs and lows of preschool life as he learns about the world around him. There are lots of things he likes . . . and lots of things he doesn’t!
Written specifically to help children conceptualise everything they have experienced during the pandemic. Lockdown Looms: Reggie’s Birthday Party is the first in the series written by the author (and primary school teacher), Banji Alexander.
The classic and phenomenally popular Winnie The Pooh Complete Collection includes 30 books box set is a must-have for every child’s nursery, bedroom, playroom or bookshelf.
It’s time for you to meet a very special animal, whilst it may look like a unicorn, this is NOT a unicorn, certainly not like any unicorn you’ve met before. With a magical horn that is so much more than whatever you thought it could do.
This book could not be timelier and there is never an age where it should be considered too young to teach children how to treat and respect others, and ‘WILD’ succeeds in doing this in an accessible way. This is the debut book from mum-blogger duo Dawn White and Annette Demetriou.
Where can you Create Your Own Kindness? It is easier than you might think to share random acts of kindness or to show someone that you are thinking of them or are thankful for them. So I wanted to share with you what you could do.
Reading can help with their school work, and help them to grow in confidence with their academics. Giving them the opportunity to enhance their vocabulary will help them in their literacy, English, and other lessons in school. So how can you encourage your children to read more? Here are a few suggestions to help you out.
Enter a world of pattern, symmetry and shape and have a go at creating perfect circles and triangles, designing your own tessellations and making marvellous mandalas. Whether you’re a maths whizz or a dating doodler, this book is your graphic guide to smart art!
Packed with activity ideas and step-by-step projects, this book proves you don’t need a lot of special materials, toys or planning to have a great time away from the screen. With activities, games and crafts to do around the home, outdoors or on the move, you’ll never run out of screen-free ways to beat boredom!
Let’s spend some time at Winnie’s Haunted House. Winnie The Witch just can’t explain a smashed vase, collapsing curtains, or a shattered chandelier. Is her house haunted? And is there a spell to fix it? Find out in this spookily funny story, and don’t forget to keep a close eye on Winnie’s cat, Wilbur!
By the light of a silvery moon, Sir Charlie Stinky Socks and his faithful friends are heading for Thunder Mountain.
Their mission? To take a little something home.
It can be easy to be frightened of something unknown, especially when that unknown is a snake who happens to be Anna’s friend. To many Otis is something to scared of, something to step away from. However, with the help of his friend Anna the world around him starts to accept that maybe he isn’t scary after all.
