The Pet Person

Jeanne, Willis

Literature & Fiction

HarperCollins, Publishers

Tinkerbill (Collins Red Storybooks)

Children's Books

Fairy Tales, Folk Tales & Myths

Collins

Rory the rockhopper penguin loves showing off, but with few visitors to the zoo, life has become a little dull. If things don't improve the zoo might have to close. So when the keepers install PENGUINCAM Rory grabs his chance with both flippers, organising a dazzling penguin talent show to pull in the crowds...An unforgettably funny story about a little bird with big dreams.Ages: 7+

Penguin Pandemonium (Awesome Animals)

Teen & Young Adult

Harpercollins

Paddington Movie - Paddington: the Story of the Movie

HarperCollins Publishers, Ltd

Despite the efforts of his family to convince him of the problems of having a person for a pet, a young dog named Rex wants one more than anything.

Pet Person

Tony Ross

Diamond

The Best Bear in All the World In Which We Join Winnie-The-Pooh for a Year of Adventures in the Hundred Acre Wood

BRIAN SIBLEY

Alan Alexander Milne

Ernest H. Shepard

Paul Bright

Kate Saunders

Farshore

This is a delightful story turning our fear of monsters on its head. Dennis the monster doesn't want to go to bed...he's scared of the dark and terrified. There might be a creepy human being hiding under his bed! It is a perfect bedtime tale from master storyteller Jeanne Willis with beautiful illustrations by Susan Varley.

Monster Bed, The

Susan Varley

Red Fox

Fritz, 'who scared his folks out of their wits' will be enjoyed by six to tens. You can guess what a commotion is caused when this mischievous boy goes to the zoo in his very realistic-looking gorilla suit: there's a bumper treat of mistaken identities! The text is witty in its quirkiness: 'Meanwhile, Fritz's mum was cross. Where Fritz was, she was at a loss.' The picture are light and bright: surreal in places. It's a superb combination of author and artist and one well worth stocking.

The Tale of Fearsome Fritz

Margaret Chamberlain

Susan Laughs

RED FOX BOOKS (RAND)

Told in narrative rhyme, this book tells the story of two children and their dog on a walk in the Great Wood. They have heard of a sleeping giant and as they walk they begin to see that things take on new shapes - a tree trunk looks like an arm. Then they realize the wood is the giant.

In Search Of The Hidden Giant

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