A strange sound came from the darkness outside and the old woman wished she had never gone into the nearby forest. She made it back home safely to bed, but that's when the spooky stuff really started to happen. Read on to find out what - if you're brave enough!
She starts by swallowing a mere fly, but ends up eating a much bigger animal! Find out what fate awaits the old lady in this playscript by Michael Rosen and Mark Carthew, based on the traditional poem.
Celebrating the enchantment of machinery, this collection of poems features whimsical names like Flabbergaster and Dippledopper. Children will delight in the playful and imaginative verses, complemented by stunning illustrations that bring the poems to life. The combination of creativity and visual artistry makes this book a unique treat for young readers.
A prize of 3500 biscuits, the most terrifying creature on Earth, square tomatoes and underwater torches are just some of the amazing things that crop up in this anthology of three wonderfully weird plays, based on original poems by Michael Rosen.
Tiddalick was the biggest frog in the entire world, but his thirst was even bigger! One day, he was so thirsty that he drank up all the water in the land. Can the animals work out a way to make greedy Tiddalick give them back the water? Find out in this play based on an Australian Aboriginal story.
The King lived in a castle high on the hill and he loved food! Every day was filled with milkshakes and muffins, puddings and pumpkins, chicken and chocolate...as many yummy things as the cooks could bake. But the king was getting slower and fatter - who could help him to get back on his horse and have fun again?
Featuring a diverse array of short traditional poems from various countries, this collection invites children to explore global cultures through rhyme. Each poem is beautifully complemented by creative illustrations, enhancing the reading experience and sparking imagination. Perfect for young readers, it combines literary enjoyment with visual artistry.
In the faraway town of Figgy-tra-ling, you may hear the faint ring of a thing that goes ping! Join in the quest for the thing that goes ping -- and meet some fun animals along the way!
On the first day in December Marigold Mouse receives a surprise gift. She can't wait to share her excitement with her best friend Marvin. In the second picture book in the Marvin and Marigold series, Mark Carthew's evocative verse expresses the spirit of the festive season.
A gripping exploration of suspense and psychological tension unfolds as the protagonist faces an unexpected visitor. The narrative delves into themes of fear, isolation, and the fragility of sanity, leading to a thrilling confrontation that tests the limits of trust and perception. With a blend of mystery and emotional depth, the story keeps readers on the edge of their seats, questioning the nature of reality and the darkness that lurks behind closed doors.