What can you see Peter? Join Peter Rabbit as he finds his friends hiding in the garden, searches for who is making the different noises at the pond and spots his sisters in the burrow.

With lots of easy to lift flaps, charming illustrations and simple text, this Peter Rabbit story is the perfect way to introduce colours, numbers and opposites to very young readers.

The latest in the lively Look & Learn board book series uses beginning numbers and charming examples from nature to introduce young children to the concept of "before and after."

Penguins, raccoons, and other adorable animals demonstrate the important preschool concept of "before and after," inviting readers to count down the numbers from five to one. Using simple, age-appropriate text paired with colourful photos, Look & Learn books introduce children to a subject on one spread and then show it in a real-life context on the next.

A book of opposites for young readers, based on the Philadelphia Museum of Art's collections

Inquisitive Dan and his equally curious dog Din explore opposites in this brightly illustrated book. Opposing concepts such as big and small or full and empty are presented in an easy-to-understand format with pictures to illustrate each concept. Dan and Dins smiling faces and enthusiasm for learning make this an amusing and educational story time and perusal.

Hot dog, hairy dog, wet dog - find out the opposites of these and more in this board book of doggy opposites.