Do The Right Thing
- 90 pages
- 4 hours of reading
David Lucas is an author and illustrator of children's books, recognized as a Booktrust Best New Illustrator. His works delve into the imaginative worlds of childhood, blending fantasy with everyday experiences. Lucas's artistic style is characterized by its playful energy and visual richness, designed to captivate young minds. Through his creations, he aims to foster a love for reading and spark the imaginations of his audience.






Watch out! A Giant Baby has been spotted in the kingdom! Summon the special advisors. Send out the knights in shining armour. Let loose the monster-size bear!Can anyone defeat this Giant Baby and bring peace back to the kingdom?A hilarious celebration of playtime and imagination, sure to entertain young and old alike. Featuring loveable characters, daring deeds and exciting adventures, this larger-than-life, laugh-out-loud picture book is perfect for igniting giant imaginations and destined to be a repeat read at bedtime.
A breathtakingly beautiful gift picture book about togetherness, perfect for fans of The Fox and the Star. A flock of birds flew among the stars, twittering, chirruping, piping, hooting, all singing one wonderful song ...They sang to the Wonderbird, a million different voices all in harmony. But who IS the Wonderbird? wondered Piper. As the birds scatter to seek the mysterious Wonderbird, Piper travels to the edge of the Milky Way ... and, lost and alone, discovers the answer to his question. David Lucas's extraordinary book reminds us that there is nothing more powerful than togetherness. The sumptuous cover includes sparkling holographic foil detail.
Cat was knitted by Mum out of the softest, fluffiest wool, and wrapped in shiny paper and a big, pink ribbon... but why was he made? When you are brand new, the world is full of questions, and if you are brave it can be full of answers too. Cat asks the wind, the stars and the trees for help, but it is only when he discovers love that he also finds his purpose.
Set against the backdrop of a rapidly changing Vietnam, the narrative follows Tung as he navigates the upheaval of his traditional upbringing. The story explores themes of cultural dislocation and personal identity amidst societal transformation, capturing the struggles and resilience of individuals in the face of modernization. As Tung confronts the clash between his heritage and the new world, the novel delves into the complexities of family, loyalty, and the quest for belonging in a turbulent era.
The narrative centers on Professor Rachel Buddywell, who leads a global Commission exploring humanity's 14th paradigm shift. As she delves into the intersection of science, theology, and philosophy, her personal experiences intertwine with her professional revelations, challenging the notion of the "inexplicable" and embracing the "unexplained." This exploration invites readers to reconsider the boundaries of understanding in a rapidly evolving world.
A stubborn goat has found his rock, and he doesn't want to share! But who will he play with?
A charming and clever tale of a little monster who loves chocolate.
The story unfolds in a grand house featuring a mysterious tiger rug and a statue of a little girl, prompting questions about their true nature. This parable explores themes of childhood and personal growth, reflecting on the feelings of being 'stuck' in life. It invites readers to consider their own transformations and the journey toward becoming who they aspire to be.
Bear is a postman who never gets letters of his own. That changes when he decides to throw a Christmas party.