Here comes Benjamin Bear - always full of bounce. He loves playing with his friends, but somehow he keeps hurting their feelings. He never says thank you. In this charming story Benjamin Bear learns to say thank you - and how much those little words mean.

With snowmen to build and sledges to ride, Benjamin is so excited as he rushes out to play in the newly fallen snow. As the day unfolds Benjamin is too busy to say 'Please'.

Little Bear has woken up too early from his winter sleep - and there's no one to play with. That is - until he meets Sparkly, a little snowman, who shows him just how fun the winter can be. But as the warmth of spring sets in, Sparkly must go away to see where the snow never melts, and Little Bear wonders if they'll ever see each other again.

Hare loves bears. He wishes he could catch a bear - the hairier and scarier, the better! So he buys "The Best Book of Bear Hunting" and drags his friend Podgy Rabbit off on a bear hunt.

Hare loves bears. He wishes he could catch a bear - the hairier and scarier, the better. So he buys The Best Book of Bear Hunting and drags his friend Podgy Rabbit off on a bear hunt.

Join Little Bear and his mother as they wander through the dewy grass. This illustrated rhyme is about one very magical morning when the silvery moon fades and the stars melt away, and as the squirrels, mice and other woodland animals slowly awaken.

Mouse is the New Kid in Town. He's really excited about his new home, but all the other animals keep warning him about the most dreaded... the most ugly... the most hungry... BIG WOLF who lives at the top of the hill! Mouse can't believe that Wolf is all he's cracked up to be, so he sets off to find out the truth.

Dilly is having fun with her brothers and sisters until - puff! - a gust of wind blows one of her feathers away! She races after it, only to find that it keeps floating further and further away. What is she going to do? Find out in this entertaining tale, which comes in a board book format.

Dinosaurs love underpants! And they will do ANYTHING to get their claws on a pair.

Join the animals as they wake to a wonderful new morning. This lyrical text aims to capture the beauty of our world throughout one very magical day.

Little Bear has woken up too early from his winter sleep - and there's no one to play with. That is - until he meets Sparkly, a little snowman, who shows him just how fun the winter can be. But, as the warmth of spring sets in, Sparkly must go away to where the snow never melts, and Little Bear wonders if they'll ever see each other again.

A book of Prayers for various occasions, including school, special days, friends and family. It includes illustrations which encourage young children to learn to pray.

A soft, endearing story about the joy of exploring the wonders of a new day.

Little Dilly Duckling is dallying by the river when the wind blows out one of her fluffy feathers. 'Stop that feather!' she cries, rushing after it. But the feather is floating further and further away. Will Dilly ever get her precious feather back?

Archie can't sleep. Grandma sings lullabies and tells him a story. She makes a warm milky drink and they cuddle up and count fireflies. Archie feels cosy and happy - but still not in the least bit sleepy! Surely there must be something Grandma can do to help a little bear fall asleep?

Being together is fireside cuddles, it's magical stories we share, it's hearing the rain pitter-pat on the windows, squish-squashed in our favourite chair. The hare family know that being together is about sharing special moments with family and friends.

Down on the farm, the moon is up and night-time is starting to fall. But Little Grey Hare is wide awake, he's not feeling sleepy at all. This bedtime story features Little Grey Hare as he frolics with his friends in the moonlight.

Features poems about the friendships that fairies share.

As night falls, we look out of the window and gaze at the stars shining bright. There's the Man in the Moon, points Mummy. He'll watch as you sleep tonight!

Little Panda and his mother spend their days together, exploring the snowy mountain tops, and crunching tasty bamboo. Every night they curl up below the peeping stars. But as spring moves to summer Little Panda is growing up fast, and it's time for him to go out and explore on his own.