Item category 1: Picture book

Zeki is going out for lunch with Daddy and Nana G. He has been playing 'restaurant' with his toys, so he knows how to behave. At the restaurant, Zeki sits in a special chair, chooses what to eat and waits very nicely for Bruno to bring the food. And there's mango gelato for dessert - what could b...

Lulu's little brother, Zeki, is never daunted by new experiences. Mummy and Daddy prepare him well, so he's excited to show the doctor all the things he can do by himself: drinking from a cup, standing, clapping, playing and being ever so brave. He's so good he deserves the book and sticker he ge...

Zeki, let's go to the market! The stalls are a feast for the senses: spices for Zeki to smell, honey buns to taste, belly butter to touch and oodles of noodles to take home. It's a busy and tasty day!

It's hot! Hot! Hot! Zeki and Mummy are off to the park to cool down. They meet up with Zeki's friend Yu and her mummy. Zeki and Yu dig in the sandbox, have fun on the swings, eat a picnic, and play on the splash pad.

Share the delight of a day with Zeki and his mummy! From when he wakes up in the morning, Zeki and his mummy fill their days with giggling, building dens, yoga, cycling, snacking, splashy painting and reading. At the end of the day, Mummy's hugs are the comfiest. This sweet companion to 'Zeki Lov...

After a big sleep, it's time for Zeki to wake up! His eyes, ears, mouth & nose, head, shoulders, knees & toes shimmy, shake and bounce into action. In the end, he's ready for anything!

When Stillwater, a giant panda, moves into Addy, Michael and Karl's neighbourhood, he tells them the most amazing stories! With graceful art, Jon Muth presents three ancient Zen tales that are sure to strike a chord in everyone they touch.

This is the astonishing true story of Zeraffa, a real giraffe who was sent as a gift by the Ottoman Viceroy of Egypt to King Charles X of France in 1826.

All week long Ziggy looks forward to the spectacular Moonlight Show on Saturday night. But this Saturday she discovers that a stripy bird has lost her chick, and immediately offers to help. But the black and white shapes in the reeds are only a chorus of croaking frogs, and the stripes in the gra...

'Monsters' Nonsense' is designed for children to practice decoding nonsense words within a fun and exciting story. The adult reads the main narrative whilst the child is encouraged to read the monsters' language in speech bubbles. These 'non words' help them practise their emerging phonics skills...