Collection: Easies

Sometimes Clyde feels like a square dog in a round hole... Lucy adores her adopted greyhound. She takes him on spa dates and gives him toys, the best organic meals, a whole wardrobe of strange outfits, and even a flashy new name! But why isn't he happy yet?

There's a horrible smell down on the farm, because all the animals leave their poop wherever they go! Farmer Jill knows that all that poop is good for the land, but the chickens cannot stand having to dodge the mess covering the ground. Then one day, Farmer Jill ends up with poop in her hair! Who...

Coco is loving her new life in Tabby Valley. There are magical seeds to plant in the garden, and new friends to make. But when Coco meets a bee, and then a boy called Max, Coco realises that things aren't always what you think they might be. In this third tail, oops, tale, Coco's world expands as...

Coco and her family have moved to a new home in the country. Coco is missing the big busy city. Tabby Valley has no buzz at all if you don’t count the bugs (Number 1 on her Least Favourite Things List). But Coco is about to find out that change can be full of beautiful surprises.

Coco is very excited about her family holiday. But when she discovers her purrfect city adventure is actually a camping trip... Me-eww! Can an unexpected friendship change Coco's view of camping? And will she have the purrfect holiday after all?

Lee is a pea. All of his friends are peas; except Colin. Colin isn't a pea. And so begins the deliciously funny story of two very different friends.

A story that celebrates the many colours of birds and the wonder of first flight. With lyrical rhyme and striking pastel artwork masterfully captures childlike curiosity, wonder, and joy. Not only does it beckon readers to answer the call of exploring the outdoors, it encourages children to embra...

From the arrival of the ground staff and the pilot, through to the passengers checking-in, boarding and the flight itself, this rhyming text explores the excitement of air travel for young children.

Sharing special names reflects a special relationship. This book helps find out how these vary from child to child and country to country.

Luke the squirrel together with his sister Holly bravely travelled to America to be reunited with their parents in New York City. Now safely on board the Pegasus, the happy family are looking forward to a peaceful cruise back home to England.