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More Ketchup Please! by Adam Bestwick is a hilarious rhyming picture book about Ruby, a little girl whose love of ketchup gets completely out of control. A silly and energetic story filled with food, family chaos, and laugh-out-loud fun.
Moose’s Book Bus by Inga Moore is a warm picture book about a storytelling moose who turns an abandoned bus into a travelling library. A charming story about books, friendship, community, and the joy of reading together.
Moon and Me: Tea Time! by Andrew Davenport is a gentle paperback picture book featuring Pepi Nana, Moon Baby, and friends from the CBeebies series. Perfect for young children, the story ends with tea time and getting ready for bed.
Monsters Love Underpants by Claire Freedman, illustrated by Ben Cort, is a hilarious rhyming picture book about monsters from around the world who all share one surprising obsession—colourful underpants. A silly and energetic story perfect for young readers.
Monster Trucks: Mega City Cup by Jon Hinton is a colourful children’s picture book about Bolt, Newton, Roxy, Chunk, Fizz, and Masher racing through Slick City. When Masher swaps the street signs to gain an advantage, the race turns into a funny, chaotic adventure.
Monster Trucks: The Big Race by Jon Hinton is a colourful children’s picture book about Bolt, Newton, Roxy, Chunk, Skittle, and Masher competing in an exciting monster truck race. When trouble strikes, the trucks discover that teamwork can be more important than winning.
Monkey Bedtime by Alex English, illustrated by Pauline Gregory, is a hilarious rhyming picture book about a little boy whose bedtime is turned upside down when one tiny monkey brings along a whole troop of mischievous friends.
Forgotten Fairy Tales of Unlikely Heroes by Mary Sebag-Montefiore is a magical collection of seven lesser-known fairy tales about ordinary characters who become unexpected heroes. Filled with courage, kindness, adventure, and uplifting messages, it is a wonderful story collection for young readers aged 7+.
Forgotten Fairy Tales of Kindness and Courage by Mary Sebag-Montefiore is a magical collection of lesser-known fairy tales celebrating bravery, kindness, friendship, and being true to yourself. Beautifully retold for young readers, these enchanting stories combine adventure with meaningful life lessons.
An uplifting and colourful picture book by George Webster, Claire Taylor and illustrator Tim Budgen, Why Not? encourages children to believe in themselves, celebrate individuality and confidently try new things. A positive read-aloud choice for young readers aged around 3–5 years.
You Can’t Eat a Princess! by Gillian Rogerson is a funny children’s picture book about Princess Spaghetti, who sets off into space to rescue King Cupcake from hungry aliens. Illustrated by Sarah McIntyre, this colourful adventure combines princesses, aliens, humour, and action for children aged 3–6 years.
You Can’t Scare a Princess! by Gillian Rogerson is a funny and adventurous children’s picture book about Princess Spaghetti, who refuses to be frightened when pirates capture King Cupcake. Illustrated by Sarah McIntyre and packed with humour, colourful artwork, and swashbuckling fun, it is recommended for children aged 3–6 years.
The Three Little Pigs is a classic children’s fairy tale about three little pigs who build their own homes and face a determined wolf. With memorable characters and a timeless message about planning and perseverance, this story is an engaging choice for shared reading and bedtime storytelling.
est Loved Fairy Tales – Collection of 13 Books is an illustrated children’s storybook set featuring Little Thumbelina, Hansel and Gretel, The Ugly Duckling, The Little Mermaid, The Tale of Peter Rabbit, The Three Little Pigs, and seven more stories. Published by Vinteck Publication, this collection is a lovely choice for shared reading, bedtime storytelling, and gifting.
How to Teach Your Dragon to Share is a colourful children’s board book about Lily and her little dragon, who is learning how to share and play together with others. Illustrated by Anna Lang, this playful story introduces young readers to kindness, cooperation, and positive social skills. Recommended for children aged 3+.
How to Teach Your Dragon to Say Thank You is a colourful children’s board book about Lily and her mischievous pet dragon, who is learning the importance of saying “thank you.” Written by Eleonora Fornasari and illustrated by Anna Lang, this playful story introduces young children to gratitude, kindness, and good manners. Recommended for ages 3+.
How to Teach Your Dragon to Say Sorry is a colourful children’s board book about Lily and her mischievous pet dragon, who is learning the importance of saying “sorry.” Written by Eleonora Fornasari and illustrated by Anna Lang, this playful story introduces young readers to apologies, kindness, and good manners. Recommended for ages 3+
How to Teach Your Dragon to Say Please is a colourful board book about Lily and her mischievous pet dragon, who is learning the importance of saying “please.” Written by Eleonora Fornasari and illustrated by Anna Lang, this playful story introduces young children to good manners, kindness, and polite communication. Recommended for ages 3+.
How to Teach Your Dragon to Listen is a colourful board book about Lily and her little dragon, who is learning the importance of listening to others. Illustrated by Anna Lang, this playful story introduces children to good manners, friendship, and positive communication. Recommended for ages 3+
How to Teach Your Dragon to Say Hello is a colourful board book about Lily and her pet dragon, who is learning the importance of polite greetings. Illustrated by Anna Lang, this playful story introduces young children to good manners, kindness, and everyday social skills. Recommended for ages 3+
Join mouse detective Mack and his assistant Squeak as they investigate a very important mystery in Mack and the Missing Cheese by Chae Strathie. Featuring funny storytelling and colourful illustrations by Nikki Dyson, this Scholastic paperback is ideal for children aged 3–6 years.
Join a mother bear and her child on a magical journey in search of a star with Look Up at the Stars by Katie Cotton. Beautifully illustrated by Miren Asiain Lora, this heartwarming paperback picture book explores imagination, adventure, family love, and the importance of home for children aged 3–6 years.
Explore coastlines, coral reefs, mangrove forests, marine animals, and the deepest parts of the ocean with Look Inside Seas and Oceans by Megan Cullis. Featuring detailed illustrations and more than 50 interactive flaps, this Usborne board book is ideal for children aged 5 years and above.
Discover endangered animals, the threats they face, and the ways people can protect them with Look Inside Animals in Danger by Alice James. Featuring colourful illustrations and interactive flaps, this Usborne board book introduces wildlife conservation to children aged 5 years and above.
Discover what happens behind the scenes of a zoo with Look Inside a Zoo by Minna Lacey. Featuring colourful illustrations and interactive flaps, this Usborne board book introduces animal feeding, enclosure care, veterinary checks, zookeepers, and newborn animals to children aged 5 years and above.
Discover the secret network connecting trees beneath the forest floor with Little Tree and the Wood Wide Web by Lucy Brownridge. Featuring beautiful illustrations by Hannah Abbo, this educational paperback picture book introduces forests, fungi, cooperation, and nature to children aged 3–7 years.
Follow Harry the puppy as he becomes separated from his owner during his first walk in Little Puppy Lost by Holly Webb. Featuring gentle storytelling and warm illustrations by Rebecca Harry, this paperback picture book is ideal for children aged 3–6 years.
Enter the magical underwater world of The Little Mermaid by Carly Madden. Featuring colourful illustrations, gentle storytelling, die-cut openings, and interactive layered pages, this sturdy board book is ideal for children aged 0–5 years.
Join Lily and her dog, Nicky, on a walk filled with hidden surprises in Lily Takes a Walk by Satoshi Kitamura. This imaginative hardback picture book combines a simple story with mysterious creatures, visual humour, and detailed illustrations for children aged 3–6 years.
A heart-warming children’s picture book by Chelsea O’Byrne. If I Were King follows Thomas, a boy who wishes he could be king and do anything he wants, only to discover the importance of home, family, sharing, and love.
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