Disney Classics: Peter Pan

Edition

1st

Series Title

Disney Classics

Call Number

ER F DIS p

Snip Snap

SNIP SNIP! SNAP SNAP! This brilliant tale is about a cheeky crab, a crocodile, and a spot of mayhem – with shaped pages to turn, giggles galore, and lots of noisy words to say! Created by Ben Newman, the illustrator of the bestselling Professor Astro Cat series.

What's That, Jack?

Edition

1st

Series Title

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Call Number

ER F RAM w

Mouse in the House

A mouse-catching farce from Roald Dahl Funny Prize winning picture book creator Russell Ayto.Mr and Mrs Homeowner have a mouse in their house, and they want it gone. Mr Bosh – big chief mouse-catcher, and Mr Bumble – assistant mouse-catcher (wearing shoes that squeak like a mouse) arrive on the scene. They try all the old setting a trap, bringing in a (big!) cat, inviting an elephant round.…

Three Little Pigs (Shadow Stories)

This pop-up book comes with a secret, bringing an interactive element to story-time. Each pop-up scene casts a shadow that depicts another element in the story - all you need is a torch to shine a light through each pop-up, and see the stunning hidden images emerge. The story can be read cover to cover with the additional elements of pop-ups and shadow scenes. An amazing bedtime storybook exper…

Cant Catch Me

"Can't catch me!" sang Jake. "I'm the fastest mouse in the world!" A wicked, wild read-aloud romp from Timothy Knapman, author of Soon, and Simona Ciraolo, winner of the Sebastian Walker Prize, this is the story of Jake ... the fastest mouse there ever was. NO ONE can catch him. Not the fox, not the wolf, not even the bear. “Can’t catch me,” teases Jake. “I’m the fastest mouse in t…

Sneaky Beak

Is your bath BUBBLY enough? Is your bed BOUNCY enough? Is your cereal CRUNCHY enough? Don’t delay – call Sneaky Beak TODAY for deals beyond your wildest dreams! Bear and Hamster are perfectly content... until gadget-mad salesman, Sneaky Beak, arrives. But when they finally have it all, will Bear and Hamster really be happier? A hilarious story with an important message about the pitfalls…