Young children can have hours of fun playing two versions of the classic game of dominoes with this colourful set, suitable for 2-4 players. The attractive, sturdy box contains 28 large, wipe-clean domino cards, each with jungle animal pictures on one side and numbers on the other, and a 12-page book with clear, illustrated instructions explaining how to play. Children can master picture-match dominoes before progressing to matching numbers, making this game ideal for a range of ages.

Clova the Cow and her Field of Friends is a simple story about care and concern for fellow friends. The book is designed to support a young child's development of knowledge and understanding of the natural world, to inspire a love of nature. The book is presented in two sections. The first section is the rhyming story of Clova the Cow with a repeated refrain so children may join in. The story is beautifully illustrated by the author. The factual section, easy nature notes, focusses on the life that is evident in the field and may be used by a parent, carer or practitioner to facilitate a child's learning and development. Further aided by some practical activities to enjoy. A key feature of the story is the use of the cut out bookmark of Clova the Cow. This enables a child to physically interact with the story by placing the bookmark onto the shadow of Clova on each page of the story and complete the scene.

Susie and Sam go to the park with their mother and their dog. While they have a picnic, their dog runs to another family and takes a packet of crisps. When the two families chase the dog, they chat and have fun and then play together and make new friends. This is a fun and appealing story.

How Do You Feel is a first book about emotions for young children. It is designed to introduce children to how they may feel in different situations and to help them recognise what these feelings are. Each spread follows four animal characters as they visit the doctor's, go to the swimming pool, and other scenarios. As well as a simple story to read, this book also allows children to discuss with their parents how they might feel by placing the face cards into a die-cut on every spread. The face cards are contained in a clamshell on the cover so they can be used again and again as children grow.