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“Jonathan wakes up to streamers on his door and three candles on a cake. But before the cake, there's a brand-new red ball, a garden adventure, and a stubborn bush that won't give the ball back. Will he blow out all three candles in one big breath? A warm birthday story for every little one who is getting bigger.”

“Riley can stand. She can hold on. But can she take her very first steps all by herself? With Grandma Harper's arms wide open and waiting, Riley is about to find out what her own two feet can do.”

“River has one important job — making sure her cat Pixie stays safely inside. But Pixie is sneaky, and she has her eye on every open door and every bird on the fence. When River's best tricks stop working, she'll need a brand-new idea to show Pixie that home is exactly where she belongs.”

“Willow and her dog Max find themselves in a valley full of real, living dinosaurs — enormous ones that eat from treetops, tiny ones that sneeze in the river, and one rather big one with very sharp teeth. Can a five-year-old girl and her loyal dog stay brave when the ground shakes beneath their feet?”

“Colin wants to build a birdhouse — a real one, from scratch, with his own two hands. But bent nails, sore thumbs, and wobbly walls make him wonder if he should just give up. With his dog Murphy by his side and a pencil drawing taped to the wall, Colin keeps going — one stubborn nail at a time.”

“Miles is learning something rather wonderful — he has toes that wiggle, hands that clap, and a nose that goes boop! With giggles, tickles, and silly sounds on every page, this little story makes discovering body parts the best game of all.”

“Jack and his sister Quinn find coloured eggs all over the garden on Easter morning — but somewhere out there, a golden egg is hiding. It holds a secret that leads to an even bigger surprise. Can they find it before they run out of places to look?”

“Poppy and her friends do everything together on Tuesday afternoons — until one idea doesn't sit right, and Poppy has to decide whether fitting in is worth that tight knot in her chest. Sometimes the bravest thing you can say is the quietest little "no."”

“Alfie has a tree to decorate, biscuits to smell, snow to stomp in, and chocolate milk to drink for his second Christmas. With Dad Ryan and Mom Stacey by his side, this Christmas is one little Alfie will never forget.”

“Freddie is about to take his very first aeroplane ride — and everything is wonderful. The rumbling engines, the tickly tummy at takeoff, the tiny world far below. Will he wave goodbye to the clouds when it's time to land?”