SPOT STORY TREASURY

Old MacDonald Had a Farm is the E-I-E-I-Oh! classic that introduces baby to the world of farm animals and the different ways each has of talking-the pig with his oink-oink, the cow with her moo-moo, and the baa-baas, cluck-clucks and quack-quacks that fil

this is a bouncy celebration of a first pool experience.

Meet Bear and his best friend Bird, as they face their first day at school. They can be shy when meeting new people and worry they won’t fit in. Will their classmates like them? Is school really as scary as it seems?

It's nearly time for all the little caterpillars to become beautiful butterflies. But Clover is worried about changing and wants to stay a caterpillar forever.

Starting school can be a great adventure, but it can make you feel a bit nervous too. This is the perfect book to reassure any new school-starter.What will school be like? What will we do there? What if I miss Mummy? Do I have to go?

Get outside and discover the natural wonders you can find at the seaside!
Always changing and full of different habitats, the seaside is a fantastic place to spot nature.

Big or small, parks are great places to spot nature. From busy squirrels to colourful minibeasts, this book will show you the best ways to experience the nature that you can find in a park.

Meet Sunny. Sunny is only little, but he has big thoughts and, most importantly, a big heart. Acting as a guide, mentor, and friend, he'll never judge your questions, worries, or anxieties.

Hip hop hooray, it's Valentine's Day! But what is going on in Peekaboo Woods, and why is everyone acting so mysteriously?

Chick has been looking forward to Valentine's Day for weeks. She can't wait to deliver a surprise Valentine's Day card for her best friend, Bunny! With the card tucked safely under her wing, Chick sets off toward Bunny's burrow.

A perfect bedtime story and addition to every child’s bookshelf, The Night the Garden Glowed teaches children that change doesn’t always need to be scary.

At Rainbow Island Harbour, some new visitors have arrived, including Little Peacock. The other animals are excited to meet him but Rabbit is worried that her friends will be more interested in the newcomer than in their old friend Rabbit. Rabbit tells Little Peacock he's not welcome to play with the other animals but when Peacock disappears, will Rabbit admit what she's done?

It's a perfect day on Rainbow Island for a boat trip and a picnic, but when Mouse accidentally makes a hole in his boat, he gets scared and lets his friend Fox take the blame. It doesn't take long before Mouse starts to feel awful about what he has done. Will he be a kind friend and own up to his mistake? Will Fox forgive him?