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Chicken in the Kitchen Written by Nnedi Okorafor Illustrated by Mehrdokht Amini Translated by About this story What would you do if you woke up one night to find the shadow of a giant chicken passing your bedroom door? Go and investigate, of course! See Buying Options ↓ Featured in: ← Back to all books Book Details What would you do if you woke up one night to find the shadow of a giant chicken passing your bedroom door? Go and investigate, of course! When Anyaugo follows a giant chicken into her kitchen one warm night in Nigeria, she embarks on a fun-filled adventure where nothing is quite as it seems. Is the mischievous giant chicken a friend or a foe? More importantly, will Anyaugo be able to save the food for the New Yam Festival the next day? “Okorafor leaps into the world of picture books in a most unforgettable way with this playful, fascinating tale” -Kirkus Reviews “My little boy wanted me to read it three times in a row. So yeah, I think my kids are in agreement on this: Five Stars” -Patrick Rothfuss, #1 New York Times bestselling author Awards & Accolades: Winner of the Children’s Africana Best Book Award 2016 White Ravens Honour List 2017 Biennial of Illustrations Bratislava 2017 Book Specifications: Age Range: 2-5 Page Count: 32pp Country: Nigeria Region: Western Africa Sold in: UK; US & Canada HB ISBN: 9781911373155 (UK & US) PB ISBN: 9781911373919 (UK) 9780993225307 (UK) Themes: Cultures & Immigration, Empathy & Emotion, Family, Friends, Community Buy this Book: UK: Bookshop.org US: Lerner Books Resources: Guides & Activities buying options You May Also Like: Funcles Mama’s Wedding Xirsi and the Final Battle What Makes a Family Explore All Books

Violet's Tempest Written by Ian Eagleton Illustrated by Clara Anganuzzi Translated by About this story Violet's world has changed. Her voice has gone from a giggle to a whisper. So when her teacher casts her in the school play, she is filled with worry. See Buying Options ↓ Featured in: ← Back to all books Book Details Violet's world has changed. Her voice has gone from a giggle to a whisper. So when her teacher casts her in the school play, she is filled with worry. How will she ever stand in front of a crowd and overcome her shyness? With the love and support of her family, Violet must find her inner confidence and turn that whisper into a roar! “With whimsical watercolour illustrations, this is a wonderfully warm story of facing up to and overcoming your fears, as well as the power of a supportive family.” -BookTrust Awards & Accolades: BookTrust Books We Love Book Specifications: Age Range: 2-5 Page Count: 32pp Country: N/A Region: Global Sold in: UK; US & Canada HB ISBN: 9781911373520 (UK & US) PB ISBN: 9781836290247 (UK) Themes: Empathy & Emotion, Family, Friends, Community, Learning & Creativity, Race & Ethnicity Buy this Book: UK: Bookshop.org US: Lerner Books Resources: Guides & Activities buying options You May Also Like: Funcles Mama’s Wedding Xirsi and the Final Battle What Makes a Family Explore All Books

A Story about Afiya Written by James Berry Illustrated by Anna Cunha Translated by About this story Some people have dresses for every occasion but Afiya needs only one. Her dress records the memories of her childhood, from roses in bloom to pigeons in flight, from tigers at the zoo to October leaves falling. See Buying Options ↓ Featured in: ← Back to all books Book Details Some people have dresses for every occasion but Afiya needs only one. Her dress records the memories of her childhood, from roses in bloom to pigeons in flight, from tigers at the zoo to October leaves falling. A joyful celebration of a young girl’s childhood, written by the celebrated Jamaican poet James Berry OBE. “A joyous celebration of childhood, culture and place” -The New York Times “A unique and beautiful combination of poetic story and expressive art” -Kirkus Reviews Awards & Accolades: Winner of the Northern Lights Picture Book of the Year Award 2020 USBBY Outstanding International Books 2021 New York Times, 25 Best Children's Books of 2020 Kate Greenaway Medal Nomination 2021 2021 White Ravens winner A Guardian Children's Book of the Month 2020 Inclusive Books for Children Top Pick Book Specifications: Age Range: 2-5 Page Count: 32pp Country: Jamaica Region: Caribbean Sold in: UK; US & Canada HB ISBN: 9781911373339 (UK & US) PB ISBN: 9781913747893 (UK) Themes: Cultures & Immigration, Learning & Creativity, Environmental Justice Buy this Book: UK: B ookshop .org US: L erner Books Resources: If you want to see resources for this book, please send us an inquiry. buying options You May Also Like: Funcles Mama’s Wedding Xirsi and the Final Battle What Makes a Family Explore All Books

The Jasmine Sneeze Written by Nadine Kaadan Illustrated by Nadine Kaadan Translated by About this story Haroun, the cat, likes nothing better than to spend his days sleeping in the sunlit courtyards of Damascus. But one thing always ruins his sleep: Jasmine! See Buying Options ↓ Featured in: ← Back to all books Book Details Haroun, the cat, likes nothing better than to spend his days sleeping in the sunlit courtyards of Damascus. But one thing always ruins his sleep: jasmine! Haroun can't stand the sweet-scented flowers. Their pollen sends him into fits of sneezes! So one day, Haroun hatches a plan to fix the problem. But little does he know that in doing so he deeply angers the Jasmine Spirit who plans her revenge in her own crafty and hilarious way. A beautifully illustrated and enormously entertaining story by award-winning Syrian author-illustrator, Nadine Kaadan, that sheds a welcome light onto Syria’s long and proud cultural heritage in a period of history marred by war. “A funny, magical tale whose conclusion gently suggests that there is room for us all in this world” -Guardian Witness Awards & Accolades: Book Specifications: Age Range: 2-5 Page Count: 32pp Country: Syria Region: Western Asia Sold in: UK HB ISBN: 9781911373278 (UK & US) PB ISBN: 9780993225383 (UK) Themes: Cultures & Immigration, Environmental Justice, Social Justice, War & Peace Buy this Book: UK: Bookshop.org Resources: Guides & Activities buying options You May Also Like: Funcles Mama’s Wedding Xirsi and the Final Battle What Makes a Family Explore All Books

My Mummies Built a Treehouse Written by Gareth Peter Illustrated by Izzy Evans Translated by About this story Building a treehouse is a big project. But when your mummies are there to help you, there's nothing that can stop you! See Buying Options ↓ Featured in: ← Back to all books Book Details Building a treehouse is a big project. But when your mummies are there to help you, there's nothing that can stop you! When one boy sets out to build the treehouse of his dreams, there’s so much to consider – from finding the perfect tree to drawing up the plans. There are certainly challenges along the way, and a lot of spilt paint! But one thing is for sure – he won’t go far wrong with his two mummies to support him. “Those in search of a straightforwardly wholesome example of a kid having an ordinary adventure with his two moms will find it here.” - Kirkus Reviews Awards & Accolades: Rainbow Book List 2024 LoveReading4Kids 2023 Preview: Brilliant Children's Books to Look Forward to This Year Book Specifications: Age Range: 2-5 Page Count: 32pp Country: N/A Region: Global Sold in: UK; US & Canada HB ISBN: 9781915244215 (UK) 9781915244185 (US) PB ISBN: 9781836290414 (UK) Themes: LQBTQ+ & Gender Equality, Family, Friends, Community Buy this Book: UK: Bookshop.org US: Lerner Books Resources: If you want to see resources for this book, please send us an inquiry. buying options You May Also Like: Funcles Mama’s Wedding Xirsi and the Final Battle What Makes a Family Explore All Books

Taking Time Written by Jo Loring-Fisher Illustrated by Jo Loring-Fisher Translated by About this story Taking time to listen. Taking time to feel. Taking time to cherish you, and also cherish me. See Buying Options ↓ Featured in: ← Back to all books Book Details Taking time to listen. Taking time to feel. Taking time to cherish you, and also cherish me. This poem is inspired by principles of mindfulness and invites children around the world to gaze, wonder and marvel at this astonishing planet we call home. “A soothing balm in book form” -The Observer “A must-have for anyone sharing books with young children—simply exquisite” -Kirkus Reviews, STARRED Awards & Accolades: Winner of the Northern Lights Multicultural Book Award 2020 A Waterstones Best New Children's Book 2020 The Observer Children’s Book of the Month 2020 Featured in The Guardian 2020 Book Specifications: Age Range: 2-5 Page Count: 32pp Country: N/A Region: Global Sold in: Out of Print HB ISBN: 9781911373087 (UK & US) PB ISBN: N/A Themes: Cultures & Immigration, Environmental Justice, Empathy & Emotion Buy this Book: UK: Bookshop.org US: Lerner Books Resources: Guides & Activities buying options You May Also Like: Funcles Mama’s Wedding Xirsi and the Final Battle What Makes a Family Explore All Books

My Mummy Marches Written by Samantha Hawkins Illustrated by Cory Reid Translated by About this story Mummy says that some things can’t be said with just words . . . Sometimes you have to say it with your feet. See Buying Options ↓ Featured in: ← Back to all books Book Details Mummy says that some things can’t be said with just words . . . Sometimes you have to say it with your feet. A young girl watches her mummy proudly take to the streets to march for what she believes in. Mummy marches through the sunshine, through the rain and through the deepest snow, on her own or hand-in-hand with others, to give voice to causes that need to be heard. Inspired to join the next generation of young activists, her daughter dreams of marching alongside her. A joyful story celebrating the power of peaceful protest and the will to change things for the better. “The book discusses an empowering and empathetic theme of standing up for the world. The easy-to-read storyline and the beautiful, inclusive illustrations will resonate with young children. The inspiring story of a young girl's mommy told with whimsical illustrations makes this a perfect gift for children.” - NBP Reviews Awards & Accolades: Inclusive Books for Children Top Pick Featured in LoveReading4Kids 2023 Preview: Brilliant Children's Books to Look Forward to This Year Book Specifications: Age Range: 2-5 Page Count: 32pp Country: N/A Region: Global Sold in: UK; US & Canada HB ISBN: 9781915244154 (UK) 9781915244123 (US) PB ISBN: N/A Themes: Empathy & Emotion, Environmental Justice, Family, Friends, Community, LQBTQ+ & Gender Equality, Social Justice Buy this Book: UK: Bookshop.org US: Lerner Books Resources: Guides & Activities buying options You May Also Like: Funcles Mama’s Wedding Xirsi and the Final Battle What Makes a Family Explore All Books

Ellie and the Marriage List Written by Tricia Seabolt Illustrated by Lucy Rogers Translated by About this story After Ellie’s brother Ben abandons her for a giggly girlfriend, Ellie and her best friend Ling devise a plan to transform Ben from full-time boyfriend back into full-time brother, and protect her favorite tree all at the same time. See Buying Options ↓ Featured in: ← Back to all books Book Details Ellie is ready to have the best summer ever. She’s especially excited to draw under her favourite tree and hang out with her big brother, Ben. But all Ben seems to care about is impressing the new lip-glossy neighbour, Sara. And all Sara seems to care about is turning Ellie’s brother into a Hawaii husband! Luckily, Ellie's best friend, Ling, has the marriage list—a top-secret tool to track the lovebirds and stop a wedding before it starts. But nothing goes to plan, and while trying to rescue Ben, Ellie ends up putting the weeping willow in her garden in danger. Faced with losing everything she loves most, can Ellie find a way to win back her brother and save her beloved tree? An utterly charming story about a lovable 10-year-old with Down's syndrome whose extra sparkle never fails to shine bright. “Artistic, mischievous, and empathetic, Ellie is delightfully nuanced; Rogers’ illustrations readily convey her many emotions. Seabolt matter-of-factly portrays Ellie’s challenges, such as speech difficulties and “spaghetti noodle” muscles, and readers will root for her as she discovers her strengths and faces her fears. Ellie’s supportive family is heartening. A warm tale of family and friendship.” —Kirkus Reviews "Packed with humour and heart, this a story of a determined 10 year old, learning about the inevitability of change and the unconditional love of family. The ‘extra sparkle’ of the title refers to the fact that Ellie has Down syndrome and the book is infused with convincing references without disability becoming a focus or plot feature. An accessible and light-hearted chapter book with engaging black and white illustrations." – BookTrust’s Best New Books Awards & Accolades: BookTrust’s Books We Love, August 2024 A Just Imagine Book Breeze Pick, June 2024 Endorsed by GiGi’s Playhouse, Detroit (a Down’s syndrome achievement centre) Waterstones Children’s Book Prize Longlist 2025 Book Specifications: Age Range: 5-9 Page Count: 224pp Country: N/A Region: Sold in: UK; US & Canada HB ISBN: 9781915244727 (US) PB ISBN: 9781915244796 (UK) Themes: Disability & Neurodiversity, Family, Friends, Community Buy this Book: UK: B ookshop.org US: L ernerbooks Resources: If you want to see resources for this book, please send us an inquiry. buying options You May Also Like: Funcles Mama’s Wedding Xirsi and the Final Battle What Makes a Family Explore All Books

My Must-Have Mum Written by Maudie Smith Illustrated by Jen Khatun Translated by About this story Jake’s mum is not like most mums. Say there's a skip in the street, most mums will pass right by without a second glance. Not Jake’s mum. See Buying Options ↓ Featured in: ← Back to all books Book Details Jake’s mum is not like most mums. Say there's a skip in the street, most mums will pass right by without a second glance. Not Jake’s mum. “Look at this, Jake!” she'll shout. “We must have this! We must have this, too! And we simply must have this!” That’s Jake’s mum for you. She’s a must-have mum. So when Jake’s mum upcycles every last thing in the apartment, Jake begins to worry that the only thing left to change is…him! Will Jake’s mum try to change him too? A heart-warming story about the unbreakable bond between a mother and her son, and a little boy who learns that he is perfect just the way he is. “There is so much to enjoy in this charming, inclusive picture book, which beautifully celebrates diversity, acceptance and unconditional love. The bond between Jake and his mother, who happens to be a wheelchair user, is utterly heart-warming. Dynamic illustrations combine energetic drawings with vibrant pops of colour to produce images which are full of exciting details to explore.” -Book Trust Awards & Accolades: A Sunday Times Book of the Week 2022 BookTrust Books We Love Book Specifications: Age Range: 2-5 Page Count: 32pp Country: N/A Region: Global Sold in: UK; US & Canada HB ISBN: 9781913747718 (US) 9781913747688 (UK) PB ISBN: 9781911373148 (UK) Themes: Disability & Neurodiversity, Empathy & Emotion, Environmental Justice, Family, Friends, Community Buy this Book: UK: Bookshop.org US: Lerner Books Resources: Guides & Activities buying options You May Also Like: Funcles Mama’s Wedding Xirsi and the Final Battle What Makes a Family Explore All Books

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