Judy Hamilton Book order

Splash! We splash when we help with the washing up. We splash when we jump in the paddling pool. We splash in the rain, in puddles! This small book for young children explores the word 'splash', and the actions and sounds connected with it.

Stop! Stop when you reach the road. Stop when you've eaten enough. Stop spinning when you get dizzy. Stop! This small book explores the idea of how and when we should stop, with a little help.

Sshh! The dog is barking - sshh! The baby is sleeping - sshh! We are making loud music - sshh! This small book for children encourages them to understand when they can be noisy - and when they need to be quiet.

In Susie & Sam Go Shopping, the twins help mum at the supermarket and stick to the list of things they need to buy.The story is presented in a helpful, positive and reassuring way with bright, fun pictures.

In Susie & Sam Learn About Road Safety the twins go with mum to the shop and on the way mum teaches them the principles of road safety. The story is presented in a helpful, positive and reassuring way with bright, fun pictures.

The twins go the museum with their mum and dad. Sam is worried the museum will be boring. When the family get there, Susie and Sam love the dinosaurs, and animals, costumes, model steam engines, vases from ancient Rome and mummies from Egypt.The story is presented in a helpful, positive and reassuring way with bright, fun pictures.

In Susie & Sam At the Hospital, Susie falls and hurts her arm. The family goes to the casualty department where they find out that Susie needs an X-ray. The doctors and nurses are kind to both twins. The story is presented in a helpful, positive and reassuring way with bright, fun pictures.

In Susie & Sam Have a Birthday Party, the twins celebrate their fifth birthday with a party organized by mum. The story is presented in a helpful, positive and reassuring way with bright, fun pictures.

In Susie & Sam Have a Wonderful Holiday the twins go to London with their parents, and enjoy going on a train, and a tube, staying in a hotel, seeing the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace, and going to the Tower of London among other places. The story is presented in a helpful, positive and reassuring way with bright, fun pictures.

Susie and Sam go to the park with their mother and their dog. While they have a picnic, their dog runs to another family and takes a packet of crisps. When the two families chase the dog, they chat and have fun and then play together and make new friends. This is a fun and appealing story.