The Gruffalo's Child tells the story of a young Gruffalo who lives with her father in a forest. Although her father warns her about the Big Bad Mouse, she becomes curious and decides to explore the forest at night to find him. During her journey, she meets several animals and discovers strange footprints and shadows. Eventually, she encounters a small mouse who uses his intelligence to make him…
The book commemorates the 30th anniversary of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, which was adopted in 1989. It introduces the importance of protecting children's rights and explains the international commitment to ensuring that every child can enjoy a safe and fulfilling childhood. The publication presents an overview of the Convention, its main provisions, and its option…
The City Tree is a children's picture book about a girl named Dani who lives in a city neighbourhood covered with concrete. Her surroundings change when a tree is planted on the sidewalk. As the seasons pass, the tree brings nature and new experiences into Dani's everyday life. However, the tree needs care and attention to grow. The story shows how a single tree can make a neighbourhood more be…
The Book of Cultures is a children's book containing 30 fictional stories that introduce young readers to children and their lives in different countries around the world. Each story follows a young character from a particular country and presents aspects of that country's culture. The stories are followed by cultural information, interesting facts, and activities that help readers learn more a…
Big Book of How: 501 Facts Kids Want to Know by the Editors of TIME for Kids is an educational reference book that answers a wide range of interesting questions for children aged 8–12. It explores different subjects, including animals, the human body, technology, sports, food, and environmental issues. Through colourful graphics, photographs, diagrams, and easy-to-understand explanations, the…
You'll meet a boy who turns into a TV set, and a girl who eats a whale. The Unicorn and the Bloath live there, and so does Sarah Cynthia Sylvia Stout who will not take the garbage out. It is a place where you wash your shadow and plant diamond gardens, a place where shoes fly, sisters are auctioned off, and crocodiles go to the dentist. Shel Silverstein's masterful collection of poems and dr…
What Is Supply and Demand? by Kelly Lee introduces children to the basic economic concepts of supply and demand through a simple and relatable story. The book follows Charlie, who owns a bakery that sells cookies and ice cream sandwiches. His bakery attracts many customers during summer but receives fewer customers during winter. Through Charlie's experience, children learn how changes in custo…
Discover the Power of Peace, Purpose, and Global Unity — Through a Child’s Eyes! Introduce your child to the world-changing mission of the United Nations in this inspiring, beautifully illustrated book that makes big ideas simple, fun, and unforgettable. “United Nations (UN) Explained for Kids” by Promise Bernard is more than just a book — it's a window into the world, where you…
Touch and Feel Farm Animals is an interactive board book designed for babies and young children. It introduces five familiar farm animals: pigs, horses, ducks, cows, and sheep. The book uses real photographs, tactile materials on each spread, and short facts about the animals to encourage children to explore through touch and sight. Its sturdy board pages are suitable for small hands, helping y…
Tiddler by Julia Donaldson, illustrated by Axel Scheffler, tells the story of a small fish with a very big imagination. Every day, Tiddler arrives late for school and explains his lateness by telling his teacher an extraordinary story. He claims that he has ridden a seahorse, met a mermaid, and experienced other amazing adventures under the sea. His classmates and teacher find his stories diffi…