Bridging the Atlantic Book Divide: the madcap humour of Sandra Boynton

Serious giggle-fest for the under (and over) 3s. And how many books have a soundtrack featuring Yo-Yo Ma making animal snores on his cello?

Book Review: I Dream of Popo – a gentle, loving tale that cuts deep for the grown-ups

Dreamy rhythmic language as a girl migrates from Taiwan to San Diego, growing up as her beloved Popo grows old.

A sensitive, compassionate book that opens spaces for complex conversations.

Bite-size myths to guzzle or savour - and a way into a world of story-telling and imagination.

Introducing some dear friends from the UK, Pip and Posy. This is toddler life.

Expressive illustrations enliven this emboldening account of climbing and falling and climbing again.

Swirling colours and lyrical words - beauty on every page, in every face.

Mo Willems - a best-selling genuis - and an author we'd never heard of in the UK. Let's change that!

Children's books on either side of the Atlantic differ - a lot. A series to introduce old and new friends.

Bright market colours in this affectionate book remind us of loved ones far away.