Item category 2: Storytime & Novelty

Help us, Patcho and Pigeon! It's the day of the ice cream festival and the evil Dr Jelly is causing trouble. We need you, our city's finest superheroes, to come and save the day.

Join in the simple, catchy rhyme in this madcap banana adventure. Featuring bananas in pyjamas, a llama panorama, an inflatable banana boat and lots of other silly nonsense that children will love. With a catchy counting rhythm, this is a great way to help children learn to count in a fun, access...

Take one book jam-packed with things on wheels, add to that a text to read aloud to the tune of Baa, Baa, Black Sheep and you have the perfect pre-school combination.

Ducky Duckling loves playing outside in the rain. He hops with frog, squirms with wriggly worm and splashes with the fishes. But when the rain stops, Ducky feels sad. Can Daddy help cheer him up?

Discover a world of adorable baby dinosaurs hiding in the pages of this exciting baby book. As Baby T.rex tries to find Mummy T.rex, he discovers lots more dinky dinosaurs hiding along the way! There's hungry Baby Ankylosaurus, noisy Baby Triceratops, and many more! When each flap is lifted, a ne...

Big Nutbrown Hare and Little Nutbrown Hare are playing a game of hide-and-seek. You can play, too! This charming board book has a plush Little Nutbrown Hare finger puppet attached and peek-a-boo holes on every page. Perfect for little hands! 'Guess How Much I Love You' highlights the bond between...

There's a new bee at Bee School. But that bee is not a bee. It's a BEAR! Cheeky, sneaky Norman has a cunning plot to trick the bees and steal their honey. In his best bee onesie, Norman makes quite a convincing bee, but how long will his disguise last? And when the hive is endangered can he final...

Flap, hop, peck and sing along with lots and lots of busy birds in this fun action rhyme story by multi-award-winning author Lucy Cousins.

Did you know that bunnies love to dance? Did you know they love to sing and play the flute? There's a lot they get up to when nobody's watching! But while they're having fun, they don't notice that someone is creeping nearer. Does he mean trouble? Or does he just want to play?