Morris the Mole
Morris the Mole

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Nicki Greenberg

To produce a Children’s Picture Book of excellent quality, one needs a complete meshing of the story and the art work. The story needs to be exciting, interesting and fresh....
See this image Billie’s Book: Everyone is special
See this image Billie’s Book: Everyone is special

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Ranjeeta Mayanglambam

We are all special, and we are all different. This hard back children’s picture book sends the message very plainly that we need to respect and care for each other....
Play This Book
Play This Book

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Jessica Young. Illustrations Daniel Wiseman

Following on from “Pet this book”, “Play this book”, has all the same wonderful qualities. It is a really sturdy book, with a strong board cover and board pages. It...
Pet This Book
Pet This Book

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Jessica Young. Illustrations Daniel Wiseman

This sturdy picture book has all the attributes for a very young reader to enjoy. It has a strong cover and light board pages resistant to dropping, chewing and sleeping...
Little Owl’s First Day
Little Owl’s First Day

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Debi Gliori. Illustrations Alison Brown

This charming story deals with the subject of a child’s first day at school. Using owls as the characters, the author has the reader one step removed from the issue....
One Shoe Two Shoes
One Shoe Two Shoes

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Caryl Hart. Illustrations Edward Underwood

There are many aspects that go to make up a good Children’s Book. For early readers the pictures must be large and clear and bright (with small cameos). The language...
Max Champion and the Great Race Car Robbery
Max Champion and the Great Race Car Robbery

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Alexander McCall Smith, illustrated by Kate Hindley

Written in his wonderfully measured style of words, Alexander McCall Smith has created a gentle story about courage, goodness and honesty which will delight the hearts of younger readers. Max,...
You Can’t Let an Elephant Drive a Digger
You Can’t Let an Elephant Drive a Digger

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Patricia Cleveland-Peck. Illustrations David Tazzyman

Following on from the popular You Can’t Take an Elephant on the Bus, this quirky story uses words in such a manner as to make them interesting and enjoyable for...
Norman the Knight Gets a Fright
Norman the Knight Gets a Fright

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Mark Sperring. Illustrations Ed Eaves

In this gloriously colourful, rhyming text romp across the pages of life as very brave knight, Mark Sperring and Ed Eaves have created a marvellous fun filled read, which will...
Ruby’s Worry
Ruby’s Worry

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Tom Percival

Ruby loved being Ruby. She loved to play, she loved to swing in the park and explore faraway places that lay at the bottom of the garden, until one day...
I Love You Dino-Daddy
I Love You Dino-Daddy

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Mark Sperring. Illustraions Sam Lloyd

This almost too cute book is the idea gift for Dad as it absolutely makes a book for giving and sharing between father and child. The illustrations are bold and...
Baby’s First Bank Heist
Baby’s First Bank Heist

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Jim Whalley Illustrations Stephen Collins

This is just the story to capture a child’s attention and sense of humour. It is written in rhyme, which adds to the humour of the story, “There were leopards...