Felicity Brooks

"Illustrations, finger trails and alphabetical text combine to make this the perfect book to help very young children learn letter shapes and the sounds associated with them." --

"Delightful illustrations, irresistible finger trails and number lines combine to make this the perfect book to help young children learn the shapes of numbers, and how to count up to ten."--

Young readers are asked to find a puppy in the pictures.

Wiggle your fingers in the holes to tell the story of Busy Worm and Baby Worm on their way to the perfect lunch.

Learning about opposites is a vital pre-school skill, and this interactive book is an engaging introduction to the idea that helps enrich a young person's vocabulary.

An entertaining and gently informative book that helps children think about, talk about and understand the different types of feelings they experience. Parents will be able to use this book with their child to help them communicate their fears, and concerns, but also their joy and sadness. Putting names on feelings and understanding that they are normal and part of the human experience is essential for children to grow healthy.

Max and Millie love dressing up, but are not nearly so keen to get dressed by themselves. Can Millie's daddy find a fun way to prompt them to put on their clothes?

It's the day of the class play, and Tessa the teacher deals with illnesses and playground problems.