A celebrated book that follows the journey of Native Americans from creation to the present time.
Happy Birthday To You by Dr. Seuss
Another very wise book by Dr. Seuss telling children how each one is unique and special. A great book for early readers.
Long Walk to Freedom by Nelson Mandela, abridged by Chris Van Wyk and illustrated by Paddy Bouma
The amazing story of Nelson Mandela has been adapted for children, who was a ‘troublemaker’ as a child but grew up to fight apartheid and became the first black president of South Africa. The book is beautifully illustrated and abridged by the poet Chris Van Wyk.
How Do You Burp in Space? And Other tips Every Space Tourist Needs to Know by Susan E. Goodman and illustrated by Michael Slack
You can only take 2lbs of luggage with you – what will you pack?
My Little Sikh Handbook
A delightful book for children to understand the Sikh religion – beautifully written and illustrated with engaging activities throughout the book.
One Cent, Two Cents, Old Cent, New Cent by Bonnie Worth
A delightful book explaining the concept of money starting with the ancient practice of bartering.
Poems to Preform – A collection chosen by Children’s Laureate Julia Donaldson
An excellent selection of poems to say out aloud to enjoy the English language. The book also has ideas on how you can preform them in a group.
Mustard, Custard, Grumble Belly and Gravy by Michael Rosen and Quentin Blake
A truly fantastic book full of silly rhymes that have to be read aloud.
Tai and the Festival of Color by Marcel a Bent and illustrated by Sudeepti Tucker
Tai lives in Jamaica and is given a map of the world by her mother. She is super keen to travel as she studies her map. That night her dreams come true and she travels to New Delhi, India and takes part in the fabulous festival of colour, Holi. She makes new friends and learns about a new culture.
Mister Magnolia by Quentin Blake
A fun picture book with amazing illustrations with an amusing story line about Mister Magnolia and his one boot.