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Murray Bear has lots of worries. What if the waterfall he's visiting is too loud? What if he's not very good at climbing? And what if all his friends laugh at him? With the help of his sister, Milly, Murray makes a special box in which to keep all his worries. But can the worry box really help?

It's a week before Christmas, and Little Robin has a nice, warm vest for each frosty day but when the kind bird happens upon seven chilly friends, he is left on shivering Christmas Eve, with nothing left to wear . . . until a very special man in red comes to the rescue!

A girl with anxiety issues makes friends with a new girl from Syria who starts at her school. ... An inter-generational story about dealing with and overcoming worry.

This is a celebration of the sea and shows children how magnificent our oceans are and encourages us to keep it that way. 

Exploring all kinds of questions that young children ask about the world around them. Find out where foxes go in the day, why we need worms and how to feed a butterfly.

Peppa and George recycle, grow their own vegetables, turn off the taps when they are brushing their teeth and scooter to playgroup instead of going in the car. They learn that every little thing makes a BIG difference!

How long will I love you?
A second is too short. A second is no time for a love of this sort. A minute is no better, for minutes fly by! They're gone in a moment like a sweet butterfly. Moving through the day, the seasons and then the years, this ode to everlasting love will reassure children and bring a lump to the throat of parents.

Children have strong feeling and they can't always handle them very well. Perfect for sharing, How Are You Feeling Today? is packed with fun, imaginative ways to help children understand and cope with a whole range of different emotions. This delightful book gives parents the tools they need to help their child deal with those feelings - without it all ending in tears!

This picture book helps children explore difficult emotions and face their fears. Freddie is excited about his first trip to the swimming pool. But when he gets there, he finds it scary. So scary in fact, that he just wants to go home.... This charming story contain an easy mindfulness technique that helps children return to the present moment.