Mama Car by Lucy Catchpole and Karen George
A little girl’s mum uses a wheelchair and the girl calls it Mama Car. Sometimes, they have expeditions together with it, other times they decorate it. It’s always cosy, warm and safe. Just like the little girl’s mum.
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Hanna asks for help by Tom Percival
Hanna is good at lots of things; football, cricket, tennis. But she finds numbers really tricky. Things feel jumbled up. Can she pretend to be good at numbers? She begins to learn that it’s okay to ask for help. And what’s even better? To be able to help someone else!
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Smile Out Loud by Joesph Coelho and Daniel Gray-Barnett
Who loves poems? Me! This book has silly poems, funny poems and ones to make us smile. ‘A song is sung with my little tongue. I tell the truth with my little tooth.’ Poems to say with your friends, your teacher, in the playground or at home. Maybe, you’ll even write one of your own?
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Little Flow by Katie Sahota and Christine Cuddihy
A raindrop worries that she’s ruined a little boy’s birthday party. Are there any useful things about water? Yes! We need it for cooking, drinking, washing and growing food. Plus, it brings wonder with storms, snow and ice, rainbows and the sea. It’s amazing to see what a raindrop can be!
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You Are Nature Too by Gillian Burke and Rong Pham
Nature is all around us even if we can’t always see it. Look up and spot it in the sky. Feel raindrops on your skin. Listen to a bird sing. Look in the treetops. Look down at the ground. Feel your heartbeat. We are nature too.
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Where are you Eddie? by Michael Rosen and Gill Smith
When someone we loves dies, It’s hard for the people left. The man in this story has beautiful memories of his son, Eddie. It helps too when people talk about him. He learns that each time he thinks of Eddie is a precious moment.
The Wonder by Tom Percival
One day, Daniel wakes up in a bad mood. But slowly he begins to notice beautiful things. The sound of music, a beam of light. Little sparks of joy that make him smile. Magic and wonder exist for us all if you know where to look.
The Seed of Doubt by Irena Brignull and Richard Jones
A little boy lives on a farm and dreams of other worlds. But as he gets older, he begins to feel a sense of doubt and fear. His dad says, ‘you can do anything as long as you believe it’. Is this true?
My Rice is Best by Selina Brown and Maxwell A. Oginni
Whose rice dish is the best in the world? Shane’s mum makes amazing rice and peas. Yinka believes her family’s jollof rice is the tastiest ever. It turns out all their friends have a favourite rice dish. But whose is best?
Luna Loves Sport by Joseph Coelho and Fiona Lumbers
Sports day is coming up and Luna thinks she’s not very good at sport. She and her friend Abiola try lots of different activities. Some they’re good at and some, they’re not. Does that matter? No! Do they have fun? Why, yes of course.