Collection: Junior Picture Books

Noa LOVES Teddy. But Teddy is ALWAYS tired! Why is Teddy always too sleepy to play with Noa during the day? It turns out that Teddy has a good reason, and Noa is in the dark about what's happening behind the scenes at night...when Teddy works tirelessly to protect his little boy from a colourful ...

Illustrations and rhyming text explore playing outside and immersing oneself in nature.

Gorilla is hungry but there is absolutely no way he's going to eat a banana. Not even a teeny taste. Not with some bread or standing on his head. Even if you eat one too, which is something you might do.

Gorilla is hungry but there is absolutely no way he's going to eat a banana. Not even a teeny taste. Not with some bread or standing on his head. Even if you eat one too, which is something you might do. This brilliant and hilarious picture book from award-winning illustrator Yasmeen Ismail will ...

A super silly this-or-that choosing book the perfect prehistoric treat for little dinosaur fans!Would you rather have a row of spikes along your back?Or would you rather use your horns to save you from attack?Would you rather have spikes or horns? Splash through icy water or stomp through muddy p...

Told in rhyming text, a young weaver learns the history and practice of weaving through the centuries and around the world. Includes notes on the history of weaving, and the different kinds of textiles that are woven around the world.

Rabbit is desperate to buy a new car . . . until one fine day, he finally saves up enough for his heart's desire. VROOM! But when Rabbit sees his friends showing off their cool diggers and flashing fire-engines and amazing sailboats, it's hard to resist trying to outdo them all.

What if there were a book that changed every time you read it? Actually, every book does this. We are all part of the books we read, because our individual reactions, ideas, and emotions make the book whole, and these things are changing all the time. Keri Smith has helped millions of people free...

"When Wren was born, Grandpa put a wren box just outside the window of her tiny room. When she was a baby, the wrens sang her to sleep. Each spring, Wren and Grandpa watched the birds bringing sticks and grasses to the box and listened when the babies squealed for their dinner. When Wren's family...