Shoo Rayner Books

Tiny Tim the frog wins the long jump contest against all the odds.

The story follows a cheerful kitten named Ginger, who thrives in his school environment, enjoying friendships, pawball games, and lessons. However, his joyful routine is disrupted with the arrival of Tiddles at Felix Street School, hinting at potential challenges and changes in Ginger's happy life.

Glenn and CJ embark on an adventurous journey at the International Space School, honing their skills to achieve their dream of becoming the first children in space and on the Moon. Their determination and teamwork drive them to overcome challenges, inspiring young readers with themes of ambition and exploration.

It's a game of hide and seek and Dad the crab is looking for Tim, but he can't find him anywhere. As he hunts around the seabed he finds lots of other crabs in different hiding places, but will he ever find Tim? Written and illustrated by Shoo Rayner this is a fun story with lively, colourful artwork.

An outstanding range of first chapter books that helps children build their reading stamina and progress towards longer books

Go back to the very beginning of time, when everything is just getting sorted out...

An outstanding range of first chapter books that helps children build their reading stamina and progress towards longer books

The animals in the forest as Owl for his advice as winter approaches. The Owl tells them to go with their thoughts. The animals think Owl is very wise...but is he? Illustrated by Shoo Rayner

The story follows ten-year-old Walker, who earns his keep by walking other people's dogs due to his own family's restrictions. When he is tasked with caring for the dogs of imprisoned billionaire Arlington Wherewithal, he inadvertently becomes embroiled in a dangerous situation. A gang pressures Arlington's wife, Jazaminta, for information about her husband's hidden fortune, putting both Walker and the dogs in jeopardy. This adventure blends themes of loyalty, bravery, and the unexpected responsibilities that come with caring for others.

Is the Camel the laziest creature on earth? The other Animals want to get him out of the Howling Desert to do his fair share of work. Can the Jinn help?