The first of this delightful series in which we are introduced to the twelve little girls who live in Paris under the watchful eye of Miss Clavel and discover what happens when Madeline has to have her appendix out.
Enter the imagination of a young child and visit a magic beach where adventure begins and anything is possible.
Join Mr and Mrs Mallard as they search for the perfect place to build their nest in the city of Boston. A beautifully illustrated Caldecott Medal winner.
When a little girl asks Mr Rabbit to help her find a birthday present for her mother, they discover that often the perfect gift can be found in something very simple.
Olivia is no ordinary pig! This enchanting picture book, with its clever text and the subtle burnout of its rich illustrations, is guaranteed to become another classic.
A farmyard tale about one very hot day on Nelligan's farm when not only the ducks and the geese go for a swim! Perfect for reading aloud.
Now considered an Australian classic, the story of Hush and Grandma Poss incorporates uniquely Australian symbols and motifs, captured perfectly by Julie Vivas' distinct style of illustration.
A highly visual text with beautiful illustrations, this is a story about Cat, Squirrel and Duck and how they learn the importance of friendship and sharing.
Written in 1933, this realistic animal story has been an abiding favourite. Kurt Wiese's illustrations capture the spirit of this lively tale of a rebellious little duck that lives on a 'wise-eyed boat' on the Yangtze River.
A Chinese folk tale of a boy who falls down a well, and of his brother Chang, thwarted in his efforts to get help by his struggles with the tongue-twisting name of his brother. Children respond well to the rhythm and cumulative plot.
This has become a classic, ideal for young children to read along with and to join in with all the wonderful noises and actions.
The best picture books have many layers. This story about Max and the "wild things" explores a young child's search for independence and growth, the importance of the imagination, and the unconditional love of a parent.
An author who has captured the imagination of young children with this light-hearted look at the question "Who sank the boat?" One by one, different animals climb into a dinghy, until it is finally sunk by.. can it be the mouse? Very strong rhythm and rhyme.
