Collection: Junior Picture Books

It's time for count and seek - would you like to come and play? Let's count up all the animals and see who's here today! Count and spot the funny animals in this madcap, rhyming picture book. From racing bears, to bouncing frogs and sailing goats, this hilarious picture book encourages children t...

Five misfits one holey, one folded up like an envelope, one floppy and boneless, one topsey-turvey, and one that can only be described as a total catastrophe are perfectly content living in their ramshackle house until one day Mr Perfect, replete with bright pink knickerbockers and fluorescent ha...

This book contains 500 inspiring dreams just waiting to be discovered. Choose whether to fly with a dragon, climb a marshmallow mountain, make friends at the mermaid lagoon, ride a unicorn or speed through space on a rocket as you explore each action-packed page and search for 20 fantastical adve...

Count along with 6 silly dinosaurs in this rhyming picture book! It's time for count and seek - would you like to come and play? Let's count up all the dinosaurs and see who's here today! Count and spot the silly dinosaurs in this madcap, rhyming picture book. From T. rex magicians to dancing Dip...

A celebration of the wonders of nature and a reminder to stop and take-in the beauty all around us. 9 things to remember (and one to forget) is an ode to nature. Each turn of the page reveals a small wonder, something to investigate, discover and remember. The way a Pelican can swoop without its ...

The bush is the home of many different nuts and blossoms known as the Gumnut Babies. Some are gentle and shy. Others are bold and curious. This book is about a caring nut called Cuddlepie who had a toothache.

"This is the story of the A. The A in the Rainforest is a fun Australian-themed phoneme story that teaches young readers about the vowel sound A and where they can find it in different words."--Back cover.

With gentle rhymes and . . . illustrations, [this book] celebrates the joy and love of adoption from A to Z. With B for birth parents, Q for questions, and U for understanding, it frames challenging aspects of adoption in a way children can understand. Each page shows a different adoptive family ...

Illustrations and rhyming text reclaim words often used to put down girls and women while introducing the letters of the alphabet.