Claire Freedman

"Rise and shine!" says Daddy. "It's a beautiful sunny day." I bounce out of bed and shout out loud, "We're going to have fun, hooray!"

As night falls, we look out of the window and gaze at the stars shining bright. "There's the Man in the Moon," points Mummy. "He'll watch as you sleep tonight!"

Join the animals as they wake to a wonderful new morning. This lyrical text aims to capture the beauty of our world throughout one very magical day.

The sun paints the sky a warm, glowing red. It's time to stop playing, it's time for bed. From little hippo to the mischievous monkeys, all the baby animals are snuggling down for the night in this illustrated bedtime rhyme.

Hushabye, lullaby, sing you to sleep, Drift on the music that plays soft and deep. This title presents a collection of illustrated lullabies.

In the shadowy woods, one clear summer's morning, Mummy took Little Bear to see the day dawning. Join Little Bear and his mummy as they wander through the dewy grass. As the silvery moon fades and the stars melt away, squirrels, mice and other woodland creatures slowly awaken in this simple, beautifully illustrated rhyme about one very magical morning.

Archie can't sleep. Grandma makes him a milky drink but he's still not sleepy. She sings lullabies and tells him a story but that doesn't help. Together they cuddle up and count fireflies. It's lovely and cosy but Archie stays wide awake.

Dilly is having fun with her brothers and sisters until - puff! - a gust of wind blows one of her feathers away! She races after it, only to find that it keeps floating further and further away. What is she going to do? Find out in this entertaining tale, which comes in a board book format.

Little Panda and his mother spend their days and nights together, exploring the snowy mountain tops, splashing in icy streams and crunching tasty bamboo. But as spring moves to summer Little Panda is growing up fast, and it's time for him to go out and explore on his own.

It's springtime! Ginger and Floppy decide to spend a busy day in the garden. They put on their gloves and boots and rush outside: they can't wait to get started! But things don't go quite as Ginger and Floppy had planned.

Archie can't sleep. Grandma sings lullabies and tells him a story. She makes a warm milky drink and they cuddle up and count fireflies. Archie feels cosy and happy - but still not in the least bit sleepy! Surely there must be something Grandma can do to help a little bear fall asleep?

It's time for bed and Poppy can't find her favourite bear, Growly Ted. Without him, Poppy can't settle. Maybe if she fetches Quacky Duck or Furry Cat it'll be just right and she will fall asleep in a second.

"What's that quacking sound I can hear?" asks Lily. "Shhh!" says Mother Rabbit. "It's only the ducks resting in the tall reeds." "Sorry," says Golden-eyed Duck, and he sings the most beautiful duck lullaby he knows. But just as Lily is drifting off to sleep, she hears, "Tu-whit, tu-whoo!" Will the other animals ever be quiet so that Lily can get to sleep at last? Find out in this warm and evocative farmyard tale.