Learn to count with some amazing animals and find out some fun facts along the way in this bright and fun picture book. Meet ONE big bear who loves honey! And TWO happy crocodiles with big white teeth! This entertaining and characterful picture book from Emmy award-winning visual artist, illustrator and author Nikolas Ilic will bring a smile to the faces of adults and children alike, with cartoon-style illustrations introducing readers to a host of colourful animals. These eye-catching illustrations will help kids have fun as they learn the numbers, and added facts about the animals help add extra educational value to this wonderfully fun book. A great book for parents to read with children or for kids to entertain themselves with, this bright and bold title is the perfect way for early learners to master the numbers!

This sweet, soft and stackable first cloth book is the perfect way to introduce babies to the wild world of dinosaurs! This beautiful dinosaur-themed cloth book features colourful, high-contrast illustrations on a coloured background, which will help babies develop their hand-eye coordination as they play with these wonderful and tactile books. Babies are born with undeveloped vision and researchers have found that they strongly prefer high-contrast images that stand out in their blurry new world. They can marvel at the brightly-coloured prehistoric creatures of all kinds on these soft cloth pages. The small and chunky cubed format makes it easy to grasp and play with. Babies can turn the cloth pages one by one, or seamlessly line up or stack the pages to create a bonus puzzle game! Little ones will be enthralled by these delightful and giftable books as they develop their vision and language skills, as well as hand-eye coordination. Other titles available in this series of beautiful cloth books are Ocean, Farm and Jungle.

One in a series of Amanda Wallwork''s bold an d bright books, this work looks at things in our homes. It h as been produced in a new and robust plastic ''bubble'' format for the youngest and grubbiest eager readers. '