The Gruffalo

The creature with terrible claws and terrible teeth in his terrible jaws. He has knobbly knees and turned-out toes. He has purple prickles all over his back.

We All Went on Safari

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Stick Man

Stick man lives in the family tree with his stick lady love and their stick children three...

In The Time of The Butterflies

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Tiddler : The Story-Telling Fish

The smallest fish can tell the tallest tales... "Sorry I'm late, Miss. I set off really early But on the way to school I was captured by a squid. I wriggled and I struggled till a turtle came and rescued me." "Oh, no, he didn't" "OH, YES, HE DID."

Ahoy There, Little Polar Bear

Lars, the little polar bear who lives at the North Pole, is off on a new adventure. This time he's been accidentally scooped up in a gigantic fishnet and is heading into port aboard a ship. How will he ever get home? Luckily, Lars isn't the only four-feeted creature on board. Nemo, the ship's cat, comes up with a plan to get Lars home that just might work.

Little Polar Bear and the Big Balloon

Lars, the little polar bear, dreams of flying in the sky like a bird. One day, he meets a lost puffin who cannot fly home because his wings are sticky with oil. Always ready to help a friend in need, Lars takes the little puffin to the healing waters of the hot spring where they discover a bright red hot-air balloon. At last, it seems that Lars’s dream of exploring the sky will come true! But…

Little Polar Bear, Take Me Home!

In his earlier adventures, Lars, the little polar bear, has often been lost far from home, and each time, someone has helped him get back safely. Now, it's Lars's turn to help when a little tiger named Sasha finds himself lost and alone at the North Pole.

Cheng Ho

Cheng Ho, servant as a boy of ten to the Ming Dynasty Emperor, Yung Lo, grew to be a giant of a man, seven feet tall with a voice like thunder. He became the most famous Admiral of his time, visiting strange and dangerous places and covering greater dist