Run Run Run

Maxie the red talking mouse meets Ruby while she’s playing hide and seek. Maxie is being hunted by Milo, a big cat. How can Ruby help Maxie find a safe home? And how can Maxie help Ruby win hide and seek?

Fantastic Max

Take a look inside the amazing world of Fantastic Max. He is a five-year-old boy who sees the world in a very unique way. Fantastic Max’s brain is a little different to most children’s brains, and that can make things tricky for him sometimes.

Whilst Fantastic Max may find talking hard or some noises too loud, he can always rely on his trusty backpack, which is filled with special objects that help him with the things he finds hard. There are also lots of things that Fantastic Max is very good at thanks to his super special brain and even though he is different, he is still… well… fantastic!

Buster the Bullfrog

Buster the Bullfrog was a happy bullfrog until the day a lightning storm changed everything. It was very strange, indeed, how his whole world was turned upside down after a flash of lightning struck the rock he was sitting on, sending him diving into the water to escape the storm. You would never guess in a million years what happened to Buster the Bullfrog when he swam back up to the surface of the lake and climbed back onto his rock…

The House of Florence

Come and meet the children in the house of Florence.

Annabella is very smart and helps with the younger children. Neddy needs to be kept busy, Haddy is sensitive, Teddy just loves being happy, Gingerella is a tomboy, Etherlina is friendly and has lots of friends, Lenny loves school and enjoys learning, and Barbarella the youngest loves beautiful things.

Together, the family face many problems and challenges. Sometimes these challenges take them into the lives of friends, school and being aware of the environment. They all go through important lessons, enhancing their development and becoming stronger, happier children. Discover how the love, warmth and growth take necessary journeys and to how the children learn that there is a solution to every problem if you learn to share.

Peace of Hope

No realm is impossible within the adventures inside Peace of Hope!

Immerse yourself in these adventures and make some new friends who will be faithful and true to the end!

Use your imagination to take you further into their world to have your own fun and adventures with them…

Woody and Niamh

This enchanting tale features two cheeky pixies whose job it is to look after the surrounding woods and park. These little pixies love to play tricks and pranks on one another. Whilst playing tricks one day, they were concerned with the amount of rubbish appearing in front of their eyes.

They set themselves a mission to clear up this rubbish with the help of some other furry friends. Using tricks and pranks, these playful pixies fulfil their mission and inspire their fellow friends to do the same.

Follow their adventurous journey and experience lots of laughs and enjoyment along the way.

How Many Languages Do You Speak?

Growing up multilingual: a challenge, an opportunity, or both?

How Many Languages Do You Speak? is the first book about multilingualism written especially for curious children (8+). If that’s you, open the book and join Miss Wordy and her class as they discover interesting titbits about growing up multilingual. There are also fun activities to do in each chapter.

What does multilingualism really mean? Can we learn two (or three) languages at the same time? Discover the answers in this book. You will also learn how these different languages fit into our brain, what ‘mother tongue’ means, and why it’s smart to speak your ‘home language’ with your parents.

Enjoy your journey into multilingualism!

Alfie

Join the charming and lively Alfie, a frog with a taste for peanut butter, on his whimsical escapades that will warm your heart and tickle your funny bone.

Join Alfie as he spreads joy, finds unexpected friendships, and discovers that sometimes, the most enchanting surprises are just around the corner.

A delightful tale of friendship, kindness, and the joy of sharing, Alfie’s adventures will delight readers of all ages.

Lilly the Lodger Finds Her New Family

Lilly feels bound to live with her beloved aunt and uncle til one day her forever home comes calling! Not only does she find her new beloved forever family but finds turning from a window cleaner to detective not only saves the day but the whole town. Is her foe a dog, a rabbit, another window cleaner? Follow Lilly or, should I say, follow her nose! She does!

Mischievous Mackie

Meet Mischievous Mackie, the little brother with a knack for crafting chaos and calamity. As his sister’s patience wears ever so thin, the sibling rivalry reaches new heights.

Who will triumph in this household hustle?

Dive into tales of Mackie’s cheeky escapades that drive his big sister up the wall. Discover, through rhythm and rhyme, whether she finds a clever solution to tame his wild ways.

Mischievous Mackie offers a whimsical look at family dynamics, perfect for anyone navigating the adventures of having an irresistibly annoying sibling.

The Food Lady

Miss Deer is very hungry, but the local squirrels and birds do not want her to eat with them. She is sad and lonely, she doesn’t understand their rejection. She does not see why she cannot have some bird seed, which is rich and plentiful at this lady’s house. The many birds, squirrels and chipmunks tell her she is too big and scary. She becomes very frustrated and decides to eat the lady’s prize roses. She feels, too, a comradeship to the man who lives here, for he is also rejected by the animals. A hungry but friendly raccoon, out in the daytime, stops her and tells her that deer are not mean.

Just See Me

Wouldn’t it be great if people could just see you for who you are?
Not just see your differences, or equipment but see you, and your strengths?
Seeing beyond someone’s disability means, we can see the real person.
Just See Me is about a little girl who wants just that…
Come and read along to learn how we can all just see her!

This book is about seeing beyond a child’s differences and disabilities and seeing their strengths, interests, and potential.