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100 Facts Samurai is bursting with great facts, awesome images and fun activities to help children learn all about the rise of these Japanese warriors.

• ISBN-13: 9781782095897

Big, Bad Owl is a fabulously funny, tongue-in-cheek picture book from best-selling author and master of comedy, Steve Smallman (Dragon Stew and Monkey with a Bright Blue Bottom). Children will love the quirky illustrations in this story about learning to deal with moods and emotions.

Feeling cranky? Out of sorts? Perhaps a teeny bit tetchy? Then flap off over to Scowl’s grumpy branch for a good old grouch and grumble… Everybody wants to cheer Scowl up, but there’s one thing that makes him the happiest owl in the world – and that’s being in a good old grump!

Harris not only learns about the world around him but also the importance of finding his own feet…

Lion is very proud of his magnificent crown. But when Lioness tells him that the world is full of more precious things, the animals embark on a quest to find a gift even more special than Lion’s crown.

This quirky picture book by the author and illustrator of Pi-Rat follows a day in the life of a cheeky cat and his long-suffering dad. They may be the bestest friends, but sometimes the little cat can’t help but get in a spot of trouble and find himself on the naughty step… Will he find the right way to say “Sorry Dad”?

Bella LOVES her blanket. Everywhere she goes, Blanket HAS to go too. But when New Baby arrives, the only thing that will stop him crying is Bella’s precious, sparkly, muddy, smelly blanket! Uh-oh. What’s a big sister to do?

Badgers are best. Or so Badger thinks. “If it’s not black and white then it’s just not right!” he says. But what if he’s wrong?

A book about acceptance, difference and learning to say sorry.

Little Bear is so excited! He’s going to sleep in his very own bedroom for the first time ever. But without his big brother there, Little Bear’s new bedroom seems a bit scary.

When Tiny has a TANTRUM you can hear it for miles! Windows rattle, jelly quakes and birds fall out of trees. Can anyone persuade Tiny to eat her vegetables, share her toys and brush her teeth? How about a band of hairy monsters?