Oh No Millie!

So many people chose to buy a puppy during lockdown, to help bring fun, companionship, and purpose to their daily lives. Sadly, a great number of these puppies have been abandoned or rehomed recently, because they have proved difficult to train or haven't fitted into people’s lives as expected.

The author, her son and his family, both bought puppies during this time. Millie, the golden retriever, and Milo, the dalmatian. This book takes a humorous approach to some of the scrapes that Millie and Milo have got into. Hopefully the reader will be left with the feeling that dogs make a great addition to the family. Whilst they are hard work, with patience and perseverance it’s all worth it in the end.

Millie and Milo have now become doggy best friends. They love to go on long walks and play together. Millie is younger than Milo – she’s still a silly puppy. Come with us on one of their adventures and see the trouble that Millie gets into because she doesn’t listen to Milo’s wise advice.

Octavia and Her Friends Save the Sea

Octavia is a friend of George, the shark. She is very upset about the rubbish in the sea as she has lost many friends to it.

She meets her friend, George, who has got stuck in a reef. Octavia tries pulling and pushing, but he is stuck fast. Octavia gets him to wriggle while she pulls and eventually he gets free. When they are both away from the reef, they notice an oil drum. George thinks it should go back to the humans.

When the humans come back with more rubbish, Octavia gets all the fish and throws it back using their fins and tails. The humans give up and go away. The fish have a party and wish that all the humans take home all of their rubbish so the fish don’t lose any more of their friends.

Nutley

Nutley is a little acorn. A little acorn on a big oak tree.

One day, Nutley started to wobble... What was going to happen next?

Follow Nutley’s adventure as he meets a friend and then continues on his life journey.

Nutley is a story to share and enjoy with little ones, with a focus on learning about the world around them and emotional development.

Not Just a Knot!

Not Just a Knot! is based on a mother and a child with very messy hair. The child tries to escape her mother’s brush and soon reveals that she has befriended a knot on her head. As the story continues, it is revealed that the child really just wants to spend time with her mum. At last, Mum understands and makes time to play a game, only after her hair has been brushed. Ahhh, so now finally the knot is gone...or is it?

Not All Superheroes Wear Capes

Join George and his family on their path of discovery on how mental health effects young people and their families. This journey leads George on an adventure which he wasn’t expecting! Join him and explore the adventure with him while learning about mental health issues.

Noah's Super Autism

Autism is super. Autism is cool.

I'm the same as you.

This is a lovely book about a young boy called Noah, who has autism.

In this book, Noah tells us what it's like to live with autism. He is an inspiration to other boys and girls who have the same condition. It will teach them that they can achieve anything, even despite having autism. It’s a super uplifting story of determination.

NettyNoo

NettyNoo is a baby cow. She lives on a farm with her mum. She has no brothers or sisters and she loves to go on adventures to meet new friends. Her mum likes to help her; she doesn’t want her to be alone. She is happy to see her having fun and meeting new friends to play with.

Neptun

At bedtime, Julian spots two large eyes studying him through his bedroom window. The boy looks just like him, but of a different colour, a different race, of a different world. The boy is Neptun. With his mum’s permission, Neptun takes Julian on an adventure through our solar system, introducing to him worlds beyond our imagination, where although of different species, colour and planet, all are the same in love, friendship, and struggles. A wonderful children’s perspective on the world, humanity and aliens, infused with otherworldly colourful depictions of what other planets and creatures may look like. It is a story about friendship, unity, and unconditional love and acceptance of anyone who is different.

Naughty Noah at Nursery

Noah is a naughty boy. He creates mischief and mayhem wherever he goes, but his mummy is blissfully oblivious to his bad behaviour! Find out how much chaos and commotion Noah can cause during just one day at nursery in the first of the series of Naughty Noah books.

My Story Book of Rhyme

This appealing and attractive little book is aimed at children between six and eight years of age. Bright colourful illustrations accompany the text, which is in a rhyming form to further enhance the appeal to young children.

Children will enjoy the rhythm and rhyme of the verses, as they read to their parents and family and receive encouragement for their efforts. The book could also be used in schools.

Children can make it their personal book, with their name and age. Questions are included and pages for drawing.

The storyline covers activities such as playing games, going to the beach, visiting grandma’s and grandpa’s farm and having holidays in the mountains. It is complete with pictures to match.

It is felt that children will enjoy this little book and gain satisfaction and enjoyment from reading it.

My Skin Is...

Let’s talk about the colour of skin with Angeline and her friends Tommy, Charlotte, Lynn, Jake and Parveen. Let's explore the various things that make them all different and find out what foods each of them finds “Yummy!”.

Happy reading!

My Shadow and I

My Shadow and I is inspired by true events about the relationship between a young boy and his dog. When Shadow the dog is brought into the home they greet each other with hugs and licks. As the weeks pass they become inseparable and their bond becomes stronger. The boy learns to love, respect, and care for an animal and they both learn about discipline through the guidance of the parents. These lessons learned through the fun they have together are an invaluable part of a child’s early education and can also be an aid to some mental health issues.