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Mouse and Mole Have a Party
"Mole often stumbles into precarious situations, from delicately handling the first daffodil of spring to trimming his uneven whisker lengths. Luckily, he has his best friend Mouse to guide him through each scenario-even when he least expects it!"--
The Boy in the Jam Jar: a Bloomsbury Reader
'Joyce Dunbar is one of the best writers for children today.' (The Guardian) A powerful and personal story from Joyce Dunbar about what it's like to experience hearing difficulties. Dylan can't hear as well as he used to be able to and he doesn't want to be different from his friends - he wants to be able to hear like everyone else. As his hearing gets worse he becomes more and more isolated from his friends. Luckily his dog Pluto is there to keep him down to earth... This heartwarming story from Joyce Dunbar has beautiful black-and-white illustrations by TBC and is perfect for children who are developing as readers. The Bloomsbury Readers series is packed with brilliant books to get children reading independently in Key Stage 2, with book-banded stories by award-winning authors like double Carnegie Medal winner Geraldine McCaughrean and Waterstones Prize winner Patrice Lawrence, covering a wide range of genres and topics. With charming illustrations and online guided reading notes written by the Centre for Literacy in Primary Education (CLPE), this series is ideal for reading both in the classroom and at home. For more information visit www.bloomsburyguidedreading.com.
Boo to the Who in the Dark!
On one side of the wood lived Long-Nose and on the other side of the wood lived Little-Legs. They were truly the best of friends. But there was just one problem . . . the Dark. "There's a WHO in the dark that grabs you and gobbles you and you can't move," says Long-Nose. "You know what I think?" says Little-Legs. "I think we should go and find this WHO in the dark. I think we should go right up to it and show it we're not scared. I think we should say BOO to the WHO in the Dark!"
The Very Small
When Giant Baby Bear finds a very small something in the woods, he takes it home to share his home with his guest.
Shoe Baby
An acclaimed author teams up with her illustrator-daughter for this singsong tale of a baby who takes to the sea, the air, and the shops--in a shoe. Full color.
Tell Me Something Happy Before I Go to Sleep
Willa has trouble falling asleep until her brother reminds her of all the happy things that await her in the morning.
The Spring Rabbit
Smudge the rabbit follows the seasons through till spring brings him a new brother and sister. Suggested level: junior, primary.
A Chick Called Saturday
Saturday decides that there has to be more to life than clucking, scratching and pecking. He tries to do all the things that the other farmyard animals can do, until he sees the most magnificent creature of all, and discovers that a little chick can have a moment of glory too.
This is the Star
This lyrical version of the Nativity story, a simple cumulative poem with the rhythm of a well-loved nursery rhyme, is illustrated by stunning oil paintings.
The Love-Me Bird
Singing, "Love me! Love me!", the Love-Me Bird searches high and low for a true love. This sweet narrative by Joyce Dunbar is perfectly complemented by Sophie Fatus' elegant yet gentle illustrations. THE LOVE-ME BIRD is the sweet story of a small bird who will go to any lengths to find a love. At her friend, Shut-Eye, the owl's coaxing, she primps and preens and plays hard to get, to no avail. Her song is not answered. But after Shut-Eye advises her to change her tune, the Love-Me bird finally finds her true love.
