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‘Un peu perdu’

un peu perdu

In French, from 1yo.

Little owl is asleep with mommy owl in their nest. All of sudden he falls off the nest and is lost. A squirrel who saw the sad little owl is going to help him find his mom. She is big, much bigger than little owl. The squirrel knows who it is and brings him to the bear. Little owl says “this is not my mom, my mom has pointy ears”, then the squirrel takes him to the rabbit, so on.. This is a sweet and funny story filled with beautiful illustrations.

To follow little owl’s adventure go to https://bit.ly/4hrwkqt

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‘Bruno’

Bruno

In Japanese, from 2yo.

Bruno is a dog and loves socks. It does not matter if you put them away in your wardrobe or if they fall under the bed. Bruno will find them. Children will love the colourful illustrations and the witty story.

To obtain your copy visit https://bit.ly/4ioA10N

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Happy Harmony Week

Harmony week le toboggan

Let’s celebrate the diversity and multiculturalism of our communities. Learn from each other and be kind. Attend a multicultural story time in a local library, read about another culture, try a new restaurant offering foreign dishes, attend harmony week events organised by your council.

We are joining the celebrations with a 10% off of our full price resources this week only. Valid for online and in person purchases, use the code HARMONYWEEK25LT

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‘Peppa en el espacio’

Peppa en el espacio

In Spanish, from 3yo.

Join Peppa Pig in her adventure to space. Daddy and Mummy Pig take Peppa and her brother to the museum where they explore outer space and even travel to the moon.

Get your space suit on and travel with Peppa to the moon at https://bit.ly/4hjaLJp

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‘Le avventure di Huckleberry Finn’

Le avventure di Huckleberry Finn

In Italian, from 7yo.

This collection presents an abridged version and beautiful illustrations to make the literature classics easier to read for the children. This book is a short version of Mark Twain’s incredible story of Huckleberry Finn. Children will be able to discover how racism reign in the American Southern States and how life was in the 1830s and 1840s.

To join Huckleberry Finn in his adventures visit https://bit.ly/4buUmiH

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‘Cities: then & now’

Cities: then & now

In English, from 8yo.

This is another beautiful and educational book by Lonely Planet Kids. Explore cities as you know now and how they used to be. With a clever flap system, children will be able to see how much cities have changes. See how grandiose the Egyptians temples were, how Constantinople used to be one of the most prosperous cities under the Roman Empire.

Travel the world without leaving your house with this gorgeous book. Find your copy at https://bit.ly/3QjsMLr

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‘Bilingual Bingo’

Bilingual Bingo

Bilingual Spanish-English, from 3yo.

Great resources for teachers or parents raising bilingual children. The book offers bingo sheets on various topics from the house to clothes. It is a fun and engaging way to expand and review vocabulary. The children will love colouring in the black and white pages. The pages can be photocopied and laminated for longer use.

Start learning Spanish with a bingo game https://bit.ly/3WASEX1

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‘El gato gordo de dragon’

el gato gordo de dragon le toboggan

In Spanish, from 6yo.

Sweet story by the author of Dog Man. Dragon finds a cat and decides to bring it inside to keep him out of the cold. He likes living the cat but does not know how to look after one and seems to do everything wrong. The house is smelly as the cat pees everywhere.

To find out how this tender story ends visit https://bit.ly/4alnCrS

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‘Morino’s sandwich shop’

Morino's sandwich shop

In Japanese, from 3yo.

This is a gorgeous story, beautifully illustrated. A little mouse owns a sandwich shop. The shop is decorated with vegetables. One day, a strong wind blows away the tomatoes and the lettuce. Could you help the little mouse find them? She needs them for her sandwiches.

To help the little mouse go to https://bit.ly/4gpJJOX

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‘Macca la alpaca’

Macca la alpaca

In Spanish, from 3yo.

Macca is a happy alpaca who likes playing and jumping in puddles. Today he meets with a grumpy llama. He says he can do anything better than Macca. He can climb all the way to the top of the mountains much faster than the alpaca. He can solve problem better. Macca goes on to show him that despite her smaller size, he is agile and clever.

To discover the important lesson that Macca teaches the llama go to https://bit.ly/3Wi26OG