Do Lions Eat Lollipops?

Do the wild animals in the zoo eat the same food as we do?

Oh no they don’t!

Or maybe they do! Or perhaps they prefer to eat food that is natural and healthy.

Peek inside to see.

Do Lions Eat Lollipops? is a fun book for younger children, helping them to see that wild animals in the zoo prefer to eat food that occurs naturally and is less processed than the foods that are sometimes found in our daily human diet. OOPS! We know that food which is naturally occurring and organic is definitely better for us, for the environment and ultimately better for our planet. Processed foods contain additives that are less healthy for us to eat and are harmful to the environment and therefore our planet.

Do Lions Eat Lollipops? helps to educate children early on to the fact that they can make a choice between eating ultra processed foods or eating foods that are found naturally.

Even wild animals in the zoo instinctively prefer to eat naturally occurring unprocessed foods. Maybe it’s a good idea that we do that too.

Toby

To Toby, a young basking shark, life in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Ireland felt boring.

With seven seas to explore, he longed for adventure!

As he sets out on his journey, Toby discovers a vibrant underwater world brimming with colour and fascinating fishy creatures.

Doubly Amazing

Animals captivate children not because they mimic human abilities, but because they possess extraordinary adaptations that seem almost beyond human reach.

With whimsy, inventive language, and playful rhyme, Doubly Amazing celebrates the remarkable talents of quadrupeds, winged creatures, and aquatic wonders. From the familiar elephant to the exotic axolotl, each animal appears twice, paired with a different counterpart to highlight their unique skills in a fun, lighthearted competition of one-upmanship.

As young readers discover these fascinating abilities, they may begin to wonder: if animals are so gifted, where do humans stand? The answer might surprise them.

Blue: Tiny Tales of Friendship

In Blue: Tiny Tales of Friendship, children will learn about the qualities that make a good friend through seven heart-warming stories featuring three animal friends – a small grey mouse, a robin, and a fat ginger cat. Set in a village where magic and mystery abound, these tales follow the characters as they discover the power of kindness and friendship and are changed forever by the events they experience. From helping a stranger with an extraordinary gift to learning to love and respect one another at school, these stories will teach valuable lessons about friendship and the importance of being kind. Along the way, secrets are kept and lives are saved – and kids will even find out what all that blue wool is used for!

Mischievous Mackie

Meet Mischievous Mackie, the little brother with a knack for crafting chaos and calamity. As his sister’s patience wears ever so thin, the sibling rivalry reaches new heights.

Who will triumph in this household hustle?

Dive into tales of Mackie’s cheeky escapades that drive his big sister up the wall. Discover, through rhythm and rhyme, whether she finds a clever solution to tame his wild ways.

Mischievous Mackie offers a whimsical look at family dynamics, perfect for anyone navigating the adventures of having an irresistibly annoying sibling.

Alfie

Join the charming and lively Alfie, a frog with a taste for peanut butter, on his whimsical escapades that will warm your heart and tickle your funny bone.

Join Alfie as he spreads joy, finds unexpected friendships, and discovers that sometimes, the most enchanting surprises are just around the corner.

A delightful tale of friendship, kindness, and the joy of sharing, Alfie’s adventures will delight readers of all ages.

How Many Languages Do You Speak?

Growing up multilingual: a challenge, an opportunity, or both?

How Many Languages Do You Speak? is the first book about multilingualism written especially for curious children (8+). If that’s you, open the book and join Miss Wordy and her class as they discover interesting titbits about growing up multilingual. There are also fun activities to do in each chapter.

What does multilingualism really mean? Can we learn two (or three) languages at the same time? Discover the answers in this book. You will also learn how these different languages fit into our brain, what ‘mother tongue’ means, and why it’s smart to speak your ‘home language’ with your parents.

Enjoy your journey into multilingualism!

The House of Florence

Come and meet the children in the house of Florence.

Annabella is very smart and helps with the younger children. Neddy needs to be kept busy, Haddy is sensitive, Teddy just loves being happy, Gingerella is a tomboy, Etherlina is friendly and has lots of friends, Lenny loves school and enjoys learning, and Barbarella the youngest loves beautiful things.

Together, the family face many problems and challenges. Sometimes these challenges take them into the lives of friends, school and being aware of the environment. They all go through important lessons, enhancing their development and becoming stronger, happier children. Discover how the love, warmth and growth take necessary journeys and to how the children learn that there is a solution to every problem if you learn to share.

Fantastic Max

Take a look inside the amazing world of Fantastic Max. He is a five-year-old boy who sees the world in a very unique way. Fantastic Max’s brain is a little different to most children’s brains, and that can make things tricky for him sometimes.

Whilst Fantastic Max may find talking hard or some noises too loud, he can always rely on his trusty backpack, which is filled with special objects that help him with the things he finds hard. There are also lots of things that Fantastic Max is very good at thanks to his super special brain and even though he is different, he is still… well… fantastic!

Run Run Run

Maxie the red talking mouse meets Ruby while she’s playing hide and seek. Maxie is being hunted by Milo, a big cat. How can Ruby help Maxie find a safe home? And how can Maxie help Ruby win hide and seek?

My Daddy's a Lineman

“Getting ready for the day, they all grab their stuff, to work on power lines, you sure gotta be tough!”

My Daddy’s a Linemen gives children a peek into a day at work with their Daddy.

From sunrise to sunset, children learn about how truly special it is to have a Daddy who is a Linemen.

Just Smile

I play a game when I’m feeling down,
It helps me turn my frown around.
Step by step, follow me,
You, too, can smile like a chimpanzee!

This book gives children scientific strategies to help regulate emotional distress using physical actions.

Big, slow breaths activate a nerve in the brain that helps calm the body. The deep pressure of a squeeze or a cuddle will help you to relax. And a forced smile can trick your brain into thinking that you are happy.