Theme - animals

Do you know a little person who just LOVES to feed the ducks at the pond? Then this one is a must read. Just Ducks is a creative picture book from Nicola Davies which elegantly combines fiction and non-fiction, neatly integrating some wonderfully valuable duck-ish titbits. What a great way to learn.

Bea from Christine Sharp is delightful, imaginative and something a little bit special. Wonderful alliterative sentences, illustrations filled with texture and vibrancy, combine to present a captivating story featuring little Bea.

All Monkeys Love Bananas is a fun-filled, witty picture book from Sean Avery. Everybody knows that monkeys adore bananas - breakfast, lunch, and dinner. I mean, what else would they be eating?

Ok it's time to count the years peeps. Thirty, oh yes ... 30 years since the cheeky little possum was let loose ... and what a stir Hush caused!

Definitely No Ducks!, the sequel to Duck For A Day, is proving very popular here at My Book Corner. It is a great book for those who are new to chapter books, and makes perfect bedtime reading fodder for little listeners.

The Easter Bunny's Helpers has a distinctive old fashioned charm. The pages are a delight to pour over, aided by a cute story that gives a delicate Australian twist to the Easter Bunny story. It's a lovely book to help celebrate simple Easter traditions.

Exciting, fresh and fun quite aptly describe Jo Empson's debut picture book, Rabbityness.

Dog Loves Drawing, the follow up to the award winning Dog Loves Books, is a clever little picture book which delights young readers immensely.

Go Jojo Go! is a stunning picture book filled to the brim with the most breathtaking photography.

Anna Fienberg can certainly pen a story. Figaro and Rumba and the Crocodile Café is refreshing, quirky, vibrant and just pure fun. With the added benefit of Stephen Michael King's colourful illustrations adorning page, it is a perfect challenge for those just climbing in to chapter books and an enjoyable romp for those already confident.