Reading Ladder Level 2 – Dilly and the Birthday Treat (Reading Ladder Level 2)
A funny, cheeky story about one very naughty little dinosaur by Tony Bradman. Perfect for children learning to read.
Children’s / Teenage general interest: Nature, animals, the natural world
Reading Ladder Level 2 – My Secret Alien (Reading Ladder Level 2)
Three funny stories about a young boy and his pocket-sized alien friend, perfect for children learning toread.
When Charlie finds a tiny alien in his pocket, he’s thrilled to make a new friend. But Zak’s excitement soon makes a mess of the house. Can the pair tidy up before Mum comes home?
Reading Ladder Level 2 – Witches Do Not Like Bicycles (Reading Ladder Level 2)
The third title featuring Lola, the little sister who’s larger than life! Perfect for children learning to read.
Poor Natalie’s broken her leg and is stuck up in her bedroom all alone.
Reading Ladder Level 2 – It's a Dog's Life (Reading Ladder Level 2)
A funny, heartwarming animal story from a master storyteller, perfect for children learning to read.
Lula always likes me to go with her to the end of the lane. She loves a bit of a cuddle and a lick or two before the school bus comes.
Reading Ladder Level 1 – Jungle School (Reading Ladder Level 1)
Three monkey stories with a real sense of fun, perfect for children learing to read.
Reading Ladder Level 3 – Conker (Reading Ladder Level 3)
A beautifully crafted chapter book, perfect for children learning to read. From master story-teller Michael Morpurgo.
Reading Ladder Level 2 – Sinclair the Wonder Bear (Reading Ladder Level 2)
The exciting tale of a stuffed superhero’s good deeds, perfect for children learning to read. From award-winning author Malorie Blackman.
Reading Ladder Level 2 – Dilly and the Goody-Goody (Reading Ladder Level 2)
Dilly the dinosaur gets up to lots of mischief in this colour-illustrated early reader by internationally acclaimed author, Tony Bradman. Perfect for children learning to read.
Where's the Elephant?
A visionary picture book from the genius of Barroux, which pairs a beautiful wordless storytelling experience with a powerful message.
What starts as a game of jungle hide-and-seek quickly turns into something more significant as Barroux’s illustrations convey the consequences of deforestation upon the animal kingdom.
Where's the Starfish?
Barroux tackles ocean pollution in the stunning follow-up to the critically acclaimed Where’s the Elephant? – recommended by The Guardian, Sunday Times and The Sun.