Preschoolers will love following Handa on her journey as her basket of fruit is eaten by a host of cheeky animals

Dog’s friends become dejected by his boastfulness, before realising that they all have things they do well too.

A duckbill dinosaur egg is mistakenly hatched by a fierce, war-loving Tyrannosaurus family.

This book is brilliant for bedtime.

A traditional Chinese tale celebrating creativity, imagination and courage in the face of adversity

Mr Wolf wants to make pancakes but is unable to read the recipe book, write the names of the ingredients or count the money to buy them. Will his neighbours help?

In this lovable story, Dave's beloved Dogger is lost and found.

This is the perfect book to read aloud.

In this entertaining sequel to I Want My Potty, the princess is intent on growing up, but can't decide to do it.

Timothy’s bedtime routine involves working hard to grow up strong (press ups, drinking milk, and meditating on lions). But his pyjamas are taking the strain.

First published in 1963 this classic picture book still holds a fascination for children and adults, evoking the fierce intensity of childhood, conveyed by Sendak's atmospheric illustrations.

This irresistible story has a naughty baby hero.

There once was a lazy farmer who spent his days in bed eating chocolate while his duck did all the hard work around the farm.