Dad might not have a superhero mask or wear his pants outside his trousers, but his super snores can be heard a thousand miles away, he tells super jokes and can even make super-scary monsters go away at bedtime.

Love between parent and child lasts a lifetime, is the beautiful message found inside this book. It features illustrations of a polar bear family embellished with foil, this makes a handsome addition to Emma Dodd's ever-popular baby animal series. It is the perfect book for parent-child bonding at bedtime.

Uh-oh, here it comes. Ding dong! It's the Gooey Gang - visitors who've come to coo over the new baby. Don't they know what the baby's really like - crying and needing nappy changes all the time? This illustrated book is about an older child's reaction to the birth of a sibling.

Written by Sally Hopgood, this picture book tells the heart-warming story about emotions and the magic of nature.

The 'QED Start Reading and Talking' series features a mixture of fiction and non-fiction titles designed to stimulate the imagination and encourage children to start talking and developing their vocabulary.

One breezy day, Harry and his friends Ted and Lulu climb to the top of a little hill. 'Come on, Harry!' cry Lulu and Ted as they fly through the air and tumble down the little hill through the soft grass. But Harry doesn't feel loopy or swoopy or light. He needs a helping paw, or two!

Raju the baby elephant follows his mother, holding tightly onto her tail, as they bravely journey across a wide river, battle the tall grass and delve into the deep, dark forest, meeting snapping crocodiles, slithering snakes and ferocious tigers along the way. But where are Raju and his mummy going? What will they see in the end? Little tired Raju keeps asking, 'When can we go home again?' and, each time, his mummy replies, 'Soon'.

The sheep on the hillside were munching away, much as they always did, day after day, when suddenly something went ZOOM! overhead. 'Let's go and see what it is!' they all said. And so begins a ripping, round-the-world adventure as the sheep take to skies in a magnificent yellow flying machine.

Flora loves her Bear dearly, but her mum says it's time for him to go in the wash. Imagined scenes show Bear, in the wash, remembering how much fun they had getting grubby in the first place.

From Furryville to Featherport a thousand miles away, this pack of eager animals will get there in one day. On the ground or in the air, floating or submersed - there's just one rule: to win this race you have to get there FIRST!