Collection: Junior Picture Books

Macca the Alpaca and his best-pal, Al, have been waiting for the perfect day to go on a picnic. But when the sun finally comes out, will their picnic go as planned or turn into an al fresco fiasco?

Macca and his best pal, Al enter a talent content. Shaking and shimmying, they give it their best and put on a performance to remember!

Alpha is late to the airport where he is going to pick up his friends, the Grammatakia. But they have disappeared. Join Alpha as he explores Athens to collect them and bring them to visit Sofia.

Learn the alphabet and journey through Tashi's world filled with mythical creatures, wild adventures and magic in a story especially created by Anna and Barbara Fienberg with original artwork by the late illustrator Kim Gamble, beautiful restored and rendered by his artist daughters, Arielle and ...

Being better and creating a better world is as easy as A, B, C in this new book by ethicist Maura Pierlot. Here is an alphabet that teaches us positive qualities and values to embrace a kinder, compassionate and more inclusive world. Being better is easy as A, B, C - adventurous, brave, considera...

"Offers creative and playful breathing techniques to teach children their ABCs and mindfulness"-- Provided by publisher.

Annoying, bored, creative and daring, AlphaKid is every kid at their best (kind, loving), worst (impatient, unreasonable) and in between (smelly, odd). Packed with heart and humour, kids of all ages will smirk and titter at this A to Z of antics, from dawn to dusk, chaos to calm. A graphic-design...

From the remarkable new talent behind The Girl With the Parrot on Her Head comes a story about two monster siblings, Natalie and Alphonse. Natalie mostly loves her little brother Alphonse being there - they name the pigeons, bounce things off the bunk beds, have stories in the chair and make lots...

Natalie and Alphonse are staying the night at Granny's house and putting on their own play! There will be red curtains, lights, and even yoghurt with sprinkles in the interval. But when Natalie tells Alphonse he can't have a ticket and be in the show, well, Alphonse wants to go home! Granny knows...