Early reading sparks creativity, ignites curiosity and stimulates imagination. We are delighted to offer a range of fiction and non-fiction books to help children grow and develop important skills up to age five. A selection of our titles are below, or view all of them here.
Little Dinos Don't Bully
No Worries for Whale
Henry Helps with the Baby
Go to Bed Goat
Henry Helps with Dinner
Just Breathe, Bear
Aimed at the youngest learners, the Hello Genius series provides bright colours and fun characters to guide children’s first steps of learning and growing. These books assist the social and emotional development of young children whilst providing information to parents on how to support their growth.
Counting at the Supermarket
Finish the Pattern
Measuring at Home
Measurements have gone silly! With these hilarious and interactive books, young children will begin to understand the concept of numbers and measurements. Lots of lough-out-loud comparisons with kittens, doughnuts, flamingos and other crazy non-measurable items. A perfect way of introducing the concept of maths with appealing images and playful text.
What's the Opposite?
Up, Down and Around the City
Where Is It?
Opposites at the Zoo
The World Around You series looks at colours, shapes, counting and more early learning concepts through everyday scenarios familiar to young children. Creative, rhyming text paired with bright, colourful photographs will engage readers, while quizzes at the end of each book will test readers on what they have learned and acknowledge their understanding of each concept.
Living and Non-Living
Night Sky and Day Sky
Discover Magnets
Why Are Flamingos Pink?
Living Things Need Shelter
How Are Shadows and Reflections Made?
Baby Cheetahs
Grand Grasshoppers
How are shadows created? Where does light come from? An early introduction into the world of science, this series examines light and how it works. The text is carefully levelled for emergent readers and includes comprehensive questions to help understand the text. A perfect series to spark curiosity.
