Pippa Goodhart Book order

Aimed at children in Year 2 and 3, this series features chapter books that progress through 10 fluency levels, enhancing reading confidence, stamina, and speed. Developed in collaboration with Wandle Learning Trust and Little Sutton Primary School, the collection encourages a love for reading while catering to varying word counts to support young readers' development.

Explore the colourful world around us in this spot-and-say picture book, with over 800 everyday objects to discover.

Jaguar is feeling very lonely being all on her only! Why doesn't anyone else look like just like her? When clever Ladybird comes to play, she points out that they have more in common than Jaguar might think - they both have simply spectacular spots! Snake and Rockhopper are dotty too, and so the top secret dotsy club is formed! Zebra is so sad when he can't join the club because of his stripes. The club will just have to become a PATTERNS club so he can join in the fun too! But wait! What is a game that all the animals can play together? No one can think of anything! Monkey has an idea, but he's all plain - he can't join the patterns club! Yet, Monkey doesn't mind one bit. He is part of the best secret club of all, the Everybody Club, and anyone can join - the badge of honour is in your heart! The animals agree that the Everyone Club is the best of all.

Make up your own Christmas adventure where YOU CHOOSE what happens. Which Christmas jumper would you like to wear? Which job would you choose to do in Santa's workshop? Where would you like to sleep on Christmas Eve? The possibilities are infinite in this magical storytelling toolkit which will inspire children age 3 and upwards to make their own stories again and again - a brilliantly festive sequel to YOU CHOOSE, YOU CHOOSE YOUR DREAMS and YOU CHOOSE IN SPACE. Readers love the YOU CHOOSE series! 'My 3 year old daughter loves this book, it's a good book to share when you have a bit of time to go through it as there can be so many little sub stories to create and talk about!' - 5* Amazon review

A charming new Christmas story from acclaimed author Pippa Goodhart and artist Ema Malyauka - for ages 5 and over. Christmas is the most magical time of the year, and Old Bear is excited to spend it with her friends! If only these spindly spiders would stay out of the way! The tree is decorated perfectly for the party, but whilst Old Bear sleeps, the spiders come out to play, decorating the tree with their wondrous webs! Will Old Bear and friends see the beauty in the spiders' hard work? Old Bear is nostalgic for the Christmasses of her childhood, when everything felt magical - maybe she can recreate that feeling with her friends this year by throwing a party! Shooing away the pesky spiders, Old Bear decorates her house from top to toe, with a glorious Christmas tree, delicately iced cookies and colourful paper chains. While she sleeps soundly that night, the spiders, sad that they haven't been invited, decide to peek at the jolly decorations and weave their winding wondrous webs. Morning dawns and Bear is distraught - what will her friends think?! But when the spiders beautiful work is revealed in the sunlight to the party guests, it evokes the magical Christmas feeling Bear was craving all along.

The narrative centers on Joe, who, during a school painting assignment, realizes his baby sister is crying in his artwork. This prompts him to pause and return to the street to uncover the reason behind her tears. The story emphasizes the importance of slowing down and appreciating the small details in our hectic lives, encouraging mindfulness and awareness of our surroundings.

Big Cat Phonics for Little Wandle Letters and Sounds Revised has been developed in collaboration with Wandle Learning Trust and Little Sutton Primary School. It comprises classroom resources to support the SSP programme and a range of phonic readers. The 7+ books are designed for children aged 7+ who need more practice to acquire phonics skills.

When Toby finds a mermaid stranded in a rock pool on the beach he takes her home and tries to cheer her up. For a while Toby and the mermaid have fun but the more the mermaid sees the love Toby and his family have for each other the more she misses her own family and home. A story about feelings, love, happiness and letting go.

The story revolves around Bird and Frog discovering a single strawberry, leading to a competition among various animals to determine who is the "best" and deserving of the fruit. As the contest unfolds, it teaches valuable lessons about friendship and the importance of cooperation over rivalry. The narrative emphasizes the joy of sharing and the true meaning of being best friends, highlighting that the bonds of friendship are more rewarding than winning.