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" That's it! If Dino doesn't calm down, he's going straight back to the pet shop." Dash loves his new pet Tyrannosaurus Rex, Dino. But Dino doesn't seem so keen on his new home. He destroys the bathroom, digs up the garden and scares away all the birds. Everything Dino does is fast and furious. So, can Dash persuade Dino that going slow is sometimes better than rushing around, or will Dino get sent back to the pet shop where he came from?

"Lizzie quietly lifted the creaky, wooden roof of her dolls' house. She was just about to fish out the raisins she'd been looking for when she spotted something scuttling towards her. It was a SPIDER!" Meet Lizzie. She's daring, cheeky and fun. Lizzie hates the color pink, getting her hair brushed...and milk. She loves adventures, being as LOUD as she can and, most of all, outwitting her older, twin brothers, Milo and Isaac. She's also TERRIFIED of spiders!

Grandma likes to stand out from the crowd. She chooses colourful clothes, covered in flowers, and her hair is bright red. AND she wears mis-matching socks. Everyone laughs at her, but when it's YOUR grandma, it's really not funny at all and something needs to be done!

A heartwarming story about a lovable fox finding his own self worth.

A humorous look at fussy eating and a must-have for all children who don't eat their greens!

A charming picture book about a fox and his animal friends entering a talent competition.

Samira's grandparents are coming to stay and Samira decides to cook them a special breakfast. She chooses beans on toast but when she buys the tin of beans from the corner shop she is in for a surprise. Every spoonful of beans comes with a wish but only one wish per person. It's not long before chaos breaks out in Samira's house!

When Nina's best friend, Choco, moves away, Nina is convinced that life will never be the same again. But then a mysterious envelope arrives in the mail from Choco, filled with five brown beans. Is Choco trying to send Nina a message from the other side of the world and, if so, what will Nina do about it?

Join one newt in a suit, two flies in ties, three cockatoos in shoes, four apes in capes, five pigs in wigs, six ants in pants, seven bats in hats, eight bees in dungarees, nine setters in sweaters, ten lionesses in dresses, in this wacky and vibrant counting book.

Ollis' world has been turned upside. She's got a new baby brother and, even worse, her mum's neat-freak boyfriend has moved in. Fortunately Ollis has always got her best friend Gro, as she lives right next door and they know each other inside out. Or do they?

Milo isn't extra clever, or extra naughty, or extra anything. And he doesn't get chosen to do things very often. But when a mysterious new boy, who can't speak any English, joins his class, Milo's curiosity gets the better of him.

Alfred is scared of just about everything but he is especially scared about speaking in front of lots of people. So when Alfredis told he must speak about the Blue Whale to his whole class, he just wants to run away and hide. However the more Alfred learnsabout the Blue Whale the braver he becomes.

At Twitch Magazine Veronica couldn't be more excited when she is given her first article to write: a feature on the most exciting band in Witch City, Double-Bubble. Things take a mysterious turn when Double-Bubble are kidnapped. Could Belinda Bullfrog from Twitch's rival magazing Nosy Toad be behind it all?

In this third book Dougal finds that making money isn't quite as easy as he thinks. In fact it causes him more trouble than it's worth as he gets caught up in a fast-paced adventure that he finds impossible to control.

Elise is lonely. Her mum is far away in Brazil helping to finish the building of a suspension bridge and her dad is busy trying to get by as a musician in the Danish city of Copenhagen where they live. So when Elise asks for a dog to keep her company, her dad finds it hard to refuse.

The delightful follow-up to Geronimo, about a cat with attitude. Once again illustrator, Emily Stanbury, brings her magic touch to this humorous story about a cat who is convinced she has been born into the wrong body. But can she prove it?

In this second book, football-loving Dougal Daley once again finds himself on the wrong side of almost everyone. Someone has stolen his pet tarantula, Sybil (named after his sister - they both have very hairy legs), and she (the spider, not the sister) is being held to ransom.

Age range 2 to 6 All through the year the seasons turn, And little by little we begin to learn. It's a new year and Little Elephant can't wait to go outside and explore. With Mum and Dad never too far behind, it's safe to look, smell, touch and taste everything each new season has to offer.

In this first book, football-loving Dougal Daley finds himself at risk from the mysterious creature living in the garden shed. Nobody believes him but as a precaution, he sets upon writing his will - rewarding those who help him and disinheriting those who get on his bad side.

Age range 3 to 6The Owl and the Pussycat went to sea, in a box on the living room floor. They sailed away for a year and a day and these are the things that they saw... Join two curious children on a quirky adventure, loosely based on the classic Edward Lear poem, The Owl and the Pussycat.

'Bored children get monsters to play with, not Dad.' So begins this riotous, rhyming adventure as The Great Farty Slob Beast threatens to gobble up Molly and her two little sisters. Will Molly's plan to distract the Slob Beast with a hilarious day-trip to London be enough to stop his greedy plans?

It's not easy being small. Nothing is simple. Not speaking, sleeping or walking. Not counting, reading or swimming. Not even hopping or skipping or jumping! But the love of a mother is an amazing thing. With mum close by there's no need to be scared. With mum close by anything is possible.

Geronimo's mom has so many puppies she doesn't know what to do. So when Geronimo decides to leave home for a better life, he enters a great, big, scary world where he doesn't know who he is . . . and has no idea what he is, either! This gentle, humorous story is accompanied by Emily Stanbury's charming black and white illustrations. Perfect for beginning readers and for reading aloud.

It's not easy being small. Especially not being able to reach things. Like the hook to hang a coat, a shelf to get the toys, or the pedals of a bike. Kitchen sides, the shower, and a light switch are all too high. But the love of a father is an amazing thing. With dad close by anything is possible. With dad close by nothing is out of reach.