Peek through the die-cut holes to spy who is looking out – is it the blue whale, the yellow lion or the green frog? With simple factual clues about the hidden creatures, children will love to learn about animals and colours in this interactive adventure.

Shortlisted for the Nottingham Children's Book Award 2011-2012 - one of three titles in the Foundation Book Award category for children 2-4 years.

The chase is on! Follow Little Bee as he flees from the hungry frog, who in turn flees from the scary snake, and so on until a whole host of creatures are running around in one big circle. The surprise ending brings you right back to the start when you realise that a hunter is fleeing from the little bee!

All the animals want to eat the little acorn, but the acorn tells them to wait. What they don't know is that by leaving the acorn to grow, it will become a huge oak tree with enough acorns for everyone. Charming artwork and a fantastic fold-out surprise make this a wonderful story to read together.

Every child is asked what they would like to be when they grow up, but Lily decides to turn the tables by asking her grandma the same question! What answer will Grandma give?

This enchanting book illustrates the touching bond between a grandparent and grandchild.

"This book will be loved and treasured by young imaginary minds everywhere!" Cheshire Mums

Peek through the die-cut holes to spy who is looking out – is it the dolphins, the clown fish or the shark, and count how many on each spread. With simple clues about the hidden creatures, children will love to learn about animals and numbers in this interactive adventure.

A charming tale about the adventures a little boy has with his cuddly toy turtle. Turtle gets covered in spaghetti, chewed by a puppy, and ripped in a tug of war, but despite all of this the little boy still loves him. But will this love last forever?

Actress and writer Nanette Newman has written this touchingly beautiful book that will help young readers to deal with bereavement. Ben adores his pet dog, Charlie. It doesn't matter what anybody else says about 'that dog' – Ben knows that he is wonderful! But one day Charlie dies and Ben is left heartbroken. When a lost puppy turns up in need of a good home and a boy's love, can Ben learn to love again

Look! A shadow! It's BIG and it can tiptoe, run, wave and spin, just like the child who makes it. Mysterious and a bit scary at first, the shadow becomes the child's exuberant playmate. Then the sun goes behind a cloud and the shadow disappears. A dance between child and shadow, magically told and illustrated.

To a monkey, the crescent moon looks like a delicious banana; to the mice, the half-moon looks like cheese. Only the child knows that the moon is the Moon and that it is time to go to sleep... With clever die-cuts on every spread, watch the moon grow and change shape.

When Molly shares a secret with Olive, the urge to tell is just too great for Olive. She tells Joe who tells Matt who tells Lola. But Lola is best friends with Molly. The secret is out, and Olive is in big trouble! Tor's endearing animal characters are adorably childlike in their mannerisms, behaviour and dialogue.