A coloring book that is full of pictures to complete using paints, pens, sticky paper - or even feathers and sequins.

Lola is extremely very excited about having her first ever school photo taken, but will she manage to stay tidy and clean all morning?

When Goldilocks discovers an intriguing wooden cottage deep in the forest she just can't resist peeping inside. Now why would there be one, two, three of everything.

Lola is very excited because it's Sports Day at school. Lola practises the egg-and-spoon race again and again so she can get it absolutely extremely perfect. Charlie says, 'You just have to concentrate, Lola!'. But will Lola win the race on the big day?

Things you can't explain. Like Why isn't 'you' spelt u? And why opening your mouth can get you into some very big trouble.

Things you can't explain. Like Why isn't 'you' spelt u? And why opening your mouth can get you into some very big trouble.

A marvellous follow-up to the super-savvy picture books that first launched Clarice into prize-winning orbit, this full-length novel revisits Clarice's wacky family.

With pictures to colour in, finish and even create, this activity book provides budding artists with ideas.

Charlie wants to tidy up their bedroom, but Lola won't help him. 'It's not messy,' Lola says, 'it's just properly spread out ...for playing'. How can Charlie convince her that sometimes it is better to be a little bit tidy?

A 10th birthday edition of this hilarious book about Clarice Bean doing her bit for the environment. When a tree is threatened, Clarice Bean and her family set in to save the day. Ages 5-8.

Clarice Bean's Uncle Ted is coming to babysit. And that means things could get a bit out hand, especially with a guinea pig on the loose!

Charlie really wants Lola to play cards with him, but she is far too busy pretending to have a job. One minute Lola is a farmer, and the next she is a busy doctor. This title also features six scenes and stickers for each child to create, adapt and invent their very own Charlie and Lola adventure.

Charlie's little sister Lola likes to stay up late, 'I am not sleepy and I will not go to bed.' she says. Charlie tries everything to get Lola to go to bed ...

Although Lola agrees with her brother that it would be useful to learn how to write, read and count, she can't go to school because her invisible friend's too nervous to go.

Charlie and Lola have invited their two best friends, Marv and Lotta, over for a sunny picnic. But when the rain begins to fall, Lola sees her special picnic turning into a complete disaster. Luckily, Charlie has a plan to turn a rather damp day into an extremely magical adventure.

Charlie has this little sister, Lola, and together they have lots of extremely good adventures and do some very fun things.

Contains the tale of a prince, a princess, perfect politeness, pages of love and a peculiarly hard pea. This picture book explores the tale of the down-to-earth princess through a mix of artwork and photography to create a fairy tale.

After losing her parents, young Mary Lennox is sent from India to live in her uncle's gloomy mansion on the wild English moors. She is lonely and has no one to play with, but one day she learns of a secret garden somewhere in the grounds that no one is allowed to enter. Then Mary uncovers an old key in a flowerbed.

Lola has a cold and is feeling really ever so not well. So her big brother, Charlie, thinks of all sorts of ideas to try to cheer Lola up. He brings her pink milk and biscuits, sings her a special song, plays her best smiley jigsaw puzzle and even takes her on a cloud-hopping adventure. Soon Lola's feeling much, much better.