Spot the hidden animals in this A to Z of eye spy with the help of bright letters and intriguing die-cuts. Each letter is a clue, so turn the page and see what pops into view! This is a book which combines a game of 'I spy' with animals, using fun peep-through pages, and the alphabet. Bright colours, clear lettering and a clever use of die-cuts makes this a great combination of learning, reading and visual discovery. AGES: 3 plus SELLING POINTS: . Bold, friendly and appealing illustrations with interactive elements . Clear fonts and lettering to facilitate reading and writing . The perfect gift book and fun learning tool

Small becomes big, right becomes left, and cold becomes hot in this magic world of opposites. Just flip the transparent page to make it happen! Ideal for early learning, interactive, quirky and fun! This book is part of the acetate series by author and illustrator Patrick George: interactive books with transparent pages which change the action. Other books in the series are: Colours, Numbers, Shapes, Oh No!, When I grow up...and Animal Rescue.

Purple grapes magically transform into green and a green frog becomes a brown bear in this clever book about mixing colours and changing images. Just flip the transparent page to make it happen! Ideal for early learning, interactive, quirky and fun! This book is part of the acetate series by author and illustrator Patrick George: interactive books with transparent pages which change the action. Other books in the series are: Opposites, Numbers, Shapes, Oh No!, When I grow up...and Animal Rescue.

This is a book in which you become a rescue hero. Simply turn the transparent page and rescue the animals! It's fun, it's simple and it's a gentle introduction to the importance of animal welfare. There are no words in this book so you can choose the words which are right for you. Which animals would you rescue? 50p from the sale of each book will go to the Born Free Foundation.

A strikingly designed book to explore emotions with very young children How do you feel? is a colorful picture book to help children express their feelings. 27 different emotions are illustrated and articulated via children, in silhouette, and a balloon. On each spread, the balloon takes center-stage in conveying the emotion through its color, size, or shape and this is reflected in the silhouetted figures that accompany it. Featuring color-coded balloons of red, yellow, green, and blue, this book aims to facilitate a wider description of the child's emotional landscape

Ten fat flies buzzing around but along came a spider and ate one! Just flip the transparent page back and forth to see what happens, as ten becomes nine...until there is only one. Great for counting, adding and subtracting. This book is part of the acetate series by author and illustrator Patrick George: interactive books with transparent pages which change the action. Other books in the series are: Opposites, Colours, Shapes, Oh No!, When I grow up...and Animal Rescue

What's your favourite smell? What smells don't you like? How do insects smell? This book provides a gentle introduction to our sense of smell, something young children don't often think about. There is plenty to discuss in this simple yet deceptively clever book.

What different sounds do you hear throughout the day? How about a phone ringing, a bee buzzing or even your heartbeat? We live in a world bombarded by noise and we don't always think too much about the sounds we hear or enjoy listening to. This is a book of colourful and creative imagery highlighting some of the different sounds that fill our day. There is plenty to discuss in this simple yet deceptively clever book.

A culture of bacteria, a flock of lice, a colony of ants: these are some of the insect collective nouns you may already know. But have you heard of a loveliness of ladybirds, a clew of worms or a bike of hornets? Then turn the pages of this book to discover a collection of lesser-lnown and sometimes more fanciful ones...

What feels nice to touch? Is it a fluffly puppy, a tickly feather or how about a prickly hedgehog or a slimy worm? Through bright, colourful and creative imagery, familiar textures and sensations can be discussed by reading this simple yet deceptively clever book.

What's your favourite food? What tastes don't you like? What does a squirrel like to eat? Food is an important subject with little ones and this book looks at popular foods, unpleasant tastes and how animals taste or what they eat. There is plenty to discuss in this book of creative imagery and ideas.