Alf the sheepdog is in for a surprise when he checks which sheep have had their lambs. Will he discover who has been up to mischief? A delightful story with beautiful illustrations, followed by a fun quiz that includes counting and number recognition.

Follow the adventures of Rembrandt, a young black and white tuxedo cat, as he helps other neighborhood animal friends. In this third book of the series, The Adventures of Rembrandt, the Tuxedo Cat, Remy and Sophie have been waiting for their friend Marchie, the Dairy Cow's, calf to be ready for a visit. When the day arrives for Remy and Sophie to introduce themselves to the new calf, Oreo, they come across Marchie in the pasture. As they get closer, they can see that she is not feeling well. Sophie stays with Marchie and Remy runs to the dairy farm and to get help from Alta, the Barn Cow. Remy tells Alta that something is wrong with Marchie. Alta shakes her head. She knows that Marchie is having trouble remembering to come in for milking. What will it take for Marchie to figure out her part in life on a farm and being a dairy cow?

Follow the adventures of Rembrandt, a young black and white tuxedo cat, as he helps other neighborhood animal friends. Rembrandt, affectionately known as Remy, is well loved and lives with his Purr-ents and his big brother, Leo, the Tabby Cat. In this sequel of The Adventures of Rembrandt, the Tuxedo Cat, Remy and Callie come upon Lucky, the Blind Dog, walking along the shrubs on the side of Remy's house. Remy can see that Lucky is disoriented. After some questions, Remy finds out that Lucky is blind and has just moved to the neighborhood. Remy is decided to help Lucky get home. But where does Lucky live? Which house is Lucky's? Will Remy be able to get Lucky home before his paw-rents panic?

Cyril Squirrel asks lots of questions, but there's one thing that really puzzles Cyril... "What is love? Can I find it? Keep it? Do I need it?" With a notebook and a map, Cyril embarks on a quest to find out about love. "Gone away to find out what love is. Back soon." Helping children to learn about the ways that love can look, sound or feel, this heart-warming picture book shows some of the many different forms love, friendship and kindness take. Suitable for all children aged 2-6, especially those who may have confused ideas about love, Cyril's adventure includes guidance for adults on how the book can be read with children.

This book of haiku poems for children is also a therapeutic colouring-in book for youngsters of all ages. In the book, there are five-question comprehensions to test the children's understanding of each haiku. This book can be used by both parents and teachers alike to learn about this different type of poetry, which needs a good understanding of how syllables are used and how they work in practice. Children can learn about poetry that can be created by counting the syllables on their fingers in a set order or pattern.

A combination of Izzy Bean's vibrant, colourful and emotive illustrations and Jo Hadley's rhyming verse takes children on an imaginative journey to solve the missing sock mystery. Can you guess who the sock monster is? After the first reading don't fur-get to see if you can spot the sneaky sock monster hiding on each page. Is there a sock monster in your house or has the search for missing socks left you and your socks de-feet-ed? (No children were gobbled up with a huff and a puff in the printing of this book.)