The Five senses of love by
The Five Senses of Love brings home to you and your loved ones a reassurance that Love is always there - to be enjoyed and experienced, with all of our senses, in everyday occurrences. It truly encapsulates the essence of love as is felt in childhood, bringing back everything that is real and important for children to experience. Beautifully illustrated, The Five Senses of Love sends a wonderful message to children that they are valued and nurtured in many different ways.
We Belong Together by
There are lots of different ways to make a family. It just takes love. Share your home, and share your heart.
We are family by
Brothers and sisters are the best and all of us agree, through good days, bad days, rain or shine, we love our family!
What Is This Thing Called Love? by
What is this thing called love? What colour is it, and what shape? Is it sweet or savoury? Is it big or small? Like a lot of kids, Emma would really like to know. The problem is: everyone Emma asks - Mum, Dad, Grandma and Grandad - seems to have a different idea of what love is. Can love really be in a piece of cake or a game of football? It seems there's a lot more to this love thing than Emma ever imagined! In this entertaining and ultimately touching tale of questions and answers, Davide Cali and Anna Laura Cantone remind us that, for a child, the most important love is that which lies at the heart of your own family.
Stitches and Stuffing by
Adeline's beloved Bunnybear goes with her everywhere, but one night he is damaged by the dog. Nanna sews Bunnybear back together, but this new Bunnybear is stiff and strange and Adeline puts him on a shelf and leaves him there. Then Nanna goes away, and Adeline realises it is not just stitches and stuffing that holds Bunnybear together...it is love.
Dave the lonely monster by
Monstrous beasts have feelings too! This lively story of a lonely monster called Dave, who lives all alone in a retirement cave, is a lighthearted reminder that we should treat others as we would want to be treated ourselves - and that we could all do with a bit more monster in our lives! .
Under the love umbrella by
The 'Love umbrella' is a analogy for invisible, protective, omnipresent love. The story is is simple, no matter what challenge children may face, they can always rely on the love umbrella above them.
Family Is a Superpower by
In this DC Comics picture book, the heroic adventures of the Justice League mirror the extraordinary lives of real-life children and their diverse families. With bold illustrations and poetic text, this story makes all families - no matter how big or how small--feel out of this world!
Truelove by
If love means caring for others, why is Truelove the dog ignored when the new baby arrives, despite his many efforts to help? It is only when he leaves home, that we are made to realise that true love means forgiveness.