Chico's father is very serious about his fishing. Armed with his very expensive fishing kit, he sets off into the jungle, confident he will make a catch. In the other direction goes Chico, also determined to catch a fish, and with only the bits and pieces he carries in his pockets. But who will catch the most?

Brian Wildsmith has painted magical, vivid scenes to accompany each verse of this well-known traditional Christmas song.

'Ride a Cock Horse' is a collection of play rhymes. Ian Beck's illustrations are accompanied by Sarah Williams' simple text for the youngest of readers.

Over in the forest, in a cave so snug, one cubby bear gives his mummy a hug. So begins this fun-filled picture book where children will meet busy beavers, tumbling tigers, shuffling warthogs and many more in a count-along rhyme from one to ten that they'll want to join in with again and again.

Discover one of nature's most unexpected friendships in this heart-warming sea-shanty-inspired picture book

Russell the Sheep's hat curls in excitement when he discovers a chest containing the Lost Treasure of Frogsbottom Field. He turns the key & peers inside. The chest is brimming with a bunch of useless stuff & an old camera. What's a sheep to do? But then Russell discovers that, with a camera, he can create a rich treasury of his very own.

Bear has lots of feelings, and that's okay. He learns how to use a simple, mindful breathing trick to cope with all of his feelings. Then Bear can feel calm and deal with anything that comes his way!

The Bible doesn't tell us what Noah & the animals actually did while they were in the ark. Get ready to join the two-by-two band, complete with mandolin-playing pangolins, didgeridoo-blowing kangaroos & lions with violins, as Noah raises his baton to relieve the animals' cabin fever.

How many legs would there be if a polar bear came for tea? How high would the leg count go if a squid rode in on a buffalo? As more and more animals join in the fun, count along if you can!

This title explains how almost everything we eat grows from just a small seed - from how a seed sprouts and how fruits grow from flowers by pollination, to how different plants produce vegetables, fruits, leaves, roots and grains. Tropical fruits, cocoa beans and Asian vegetables are covered, as well as rice, wheat, corn, potatoes and more.