A story of separation and reconciliation, celebrating the traveller community.

In the Caribbean, stories are not just for telling and listening: they are for singing and dancing. So here, courtesy of the Caribbean, are five mischievous stories to get the children on their feet. The traditional tales are woven around human characters, talking animals and mythical creatures.

Yosser and Kylie dream of riding Sita, the Snake-Queen of Speed, the best fairground ride in Thrill City. There's no way Dad will pay for such an expensive day trip and all seems lost, until Dad's prize ferret, Thunderball Silver the Third, goes missing ...

Yosser and Kylie dream of riding Sita, the Snake-Queen of Speed, the best fairground ride in Thrill City. There's no way Dad will pay for such an expensive day trip and all seems lost, until Dad's prize ferret, Thunderball Silver the Third, goes missing ...

Taoist tale of a stonemason who discovers to his amazement that there is someone more powerful than any rock - the stonecutter who shapes it.

Nursery rhymes from around the world, with original languagues as well as English.

A gift set of Laurence Anholt's classic artists series, featuring five little hardback editions in a slipcase. Each lively story is told through the eyes of a child who meets the artist.

A Japanese folktale inspired by 19th century Japanese prints.

A colourful snail asks you to help him look for his favourite painting.

Snail and Frog have a race to decide who has the strongest legs, and will have the honour of helping the King's chef prepare a surprise for the King.