Deep inside the willow tree the last baby owl is born. He's so very small, a downy white ball. The other owls grow and learn to fly, but no matter how hard he tries, the littlest owl can't quite do it. 'I will', he says. 'Just you wait and see'. Then one night, a storm forces the owls from their home. Will the littlest owl make it to safety?

What a treat, to be given a snug, woolly red hat from Father Christmas. But no matter how much Little Hedgehog stretches the hat to fit, his prickles get in the way every time. It's no use. But then Little Hedgehog has an idea, and the hat turns out to be the best Christmas present ever.

When Little Bear wakes early from his winter sleep he has the most wonderful surprise - SNOW! Little Bear tumbles and skids and stomps and dances. But soon finds that even snow is no fun without a friend to share it. So he decides to build a snowman.

When Little Hedgehog's nest is blown away in a terrible storm he wraps up warmly and sets off for Badger's house. On his way Hedgehog meets lots of animals shivering in the wind and snow. One by one, he gives them his cosy mittens, hat and scarf. But will Little Hedgehog make it through the storm to safety?

The sun paints the sky a warm, glowing red. It's time to stop playing, it's time for bed. From little hippo to the mischievous monkeys, all the baby animals are snuggling down for the night in this illustrated bedtime rhyme.

When Little Bear wakes early from his winter sleep he has the most wonderful surprise - Snow! A charming story of friendship, made extra special by the magical, sparkling finish on the snowman throughout.

All the baby animals - from little hippo to the mischievous monkeys - are snuggling down for the night in this beautiful rhyme, illustrated in stunning pastels. Book and CD pack.

One snowy Christmas Little Hedgehog is given a snug, woolly red hat, but it doesn't fit him. Then he has an idea, and the hat turns out to be the best Christmas present ever!

Little Hedgehog is delighted when he wakes up to find it is raining. At last he can try out his lovely new raincoat, hat and boots, and his wonderful sparkly umbrella. But soon the rain gets faster and the wind gets blowier and Little Hedgehog's rainy day turns into a great big adventure.

One snowy Christmas a Little Hedgehog wakes from his deep winter sleep. He's cold - much too cold to go back to sleep. What a treat, then, to be given a snug, woolly red hat from Father Christmas. But no matter how much Little Hedgehog stretches it to fit, his prickles get in the way every time! What on earth can Little Hedgehog do...? Flocking on the hat on every page adds to the charm of this ..

Helps you explore the majestic beauty of the world's polar regions. This title lets you discover the animals that inhabit the lands of ice and snow.

Little Mouse loves nothing better than to skip and run, giggle and have fun with Mummy.

On the edge of the deep wood lives an old hare. Every day he walks in the wood to visit his friend, little Robin, and listen to her bright, cheerful songs. But when one winter night a terrible storm rips through the trees, Robin goes missing. Is Robin lost for ever?

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.

When Little Bear is with his daddy, he is the bravest, tallest and happiest Little Bear in the whole world.

The sun is rising and Little Fox should be settling down to bed. But he doesn't want to sleep all through the day, when everyone else is having fun! 'Just one more play?' he asks his mum, and scampers off to find his friends. As he races and chases through the woods, he starts to feel tired.

On the edge of the deep wood lives an old hare. Every day he walks in the wood to visit his friend, Little Robin, and listen to her bright, cheerful songs. But when one winter night a terrible storm rips through the trees, Robin goes missing. Hare is sure that Robin is lost forever.

Grandmother Bear has gone for ever, and Little Bear is feeling sad. His mother suggests that perhaps asking his woodland companions what saying goodbye means to them will help him understand his loss. Little Bear's day of exploring and asking questions brings him comfort and hope. This picture book helps young children in times of bereavement.

Little Fallow is a timid little fawn indeed. And however much her mother tries to reassure her, she feels that she's letting everyone down by not being brave enough. But when the terrifying 'Four Prongs' manages to scare all the other fawns off, it's Little Fallow whose bravery knows no bounds!

Little Fallow is a timid little fawn indeed. And however much her mother tries to reassure her, she feels that she's letting everyone down by not being brave enough. But when the terrifying 'Four Prongs' manages to scare all the other fawns off, it's Little Fallow whose bravery knows no bounds!