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Find out moreKirsteen Robson is a prolific illustrator and designer of children's books.
This fun book is a playful way for young children to develop their counting, observation and pen control skills. Spot the differences between tower cranes, join the dots to finish building a house, count bricks and lots more. Durable, wipe-clean pages mean children can revisit their favourite activities again and again.
This ingenious book is a clever way to introduce children to the many different types of instrument there are in the world. Colour cards with bright, friendly illustrations feature nine different instruments on each side, grouped by type e.g. string instruments, instruments you blow into to make a sound. Slot the cards into the special holder, turn the switch on the back cover to on, and pressing the illustrations of the instruments produces a couple of notes or a short musical phrase. Children can compare the sound of a trombone with a didgeridoo, or a double bass with a viola or sarangi. It’s a marvel that this one small-ish book can demonstrate so many musical instruments and it’s certain to catch children’s imaginations. ~ Andrea Reece
This is a superb reference book, likely to encourage much happy browsing as well as to provide solid information to support school work. Divided into themed sections such a materials; energy, forces and motion; Earth and Space; and the human body, each page is illustrated with attractive artwork and photographs. Text is clearly presented in short blocks, making it inviting to read and the information is conveyed clearly and succinctly. A final section called Science Facts and Lists guides readers to the best sites on the internet so that they can develop their interest while indeed each page includes internet links to websites with relevant video clips and other multimedia content. ~ Andrea Reece
An exciting book full of ghastly and ghoulish scenes to colour; perfect for Hallowe'en. Are you brave enough to open this book? Can you cover its creepy pages with bold colours and daring doodles such as creepy characters, slimy snacks, scary faces and monster misfits? There's only one way to find out. Buy it and head for Spooksville.
A classic idea, revitalised with bright, modern artwork. Fifty amazing mazes, each one completely different from the one before. Each maze has extra puzzles to solve and challenges to complete en route, encouraging children to develop their problem-solving and visual recognition skills.
Look for a blue-eyed bushbaby, a gecko wearing headphones and a wolf with a rainbow tail, then see if you can find the little white mouse hiding on every page. Explore the enchanting world of wildlife after dark as you spot, match, count and talk about the amazing animals in this beautiful book.
Meet Spring, Skydart and their superhero friends in this action-packed activity book. There are dots to join, differences to circle, mazes to solve and dotted lines to trace over, as well as plenty of objects to find, count and draw around. Young children will enjoy doing the activities using the special pen, then wiping the shiny pages clean and doing them all again.
This fun book is a playful way for young children to develop their counting, observation and pen control skills. Spot the differences between tower cranes, join the dots to finish building a house, count bricks and lots more. Durable, wipe-clean pages mean children can revisit their favourite activities again and again.
Young children need plenty of practice in pen-control - an essential skill they must learn before starting to form letters and numbers. This fun activity book is full of Halloween-themed activities, encouraging children to join the dots, spot differences, solve mazes and trace the dotted lines with the special pen provided, then wipe clean and repeat.
Young children will enjoy using the special pen to join the dots, circle differences, solve mazes and trace over the dotted lines. The engaging activities give plenty of practice in pen control - an essential skill children must learn before starting to form letters and numbers. They can then wipe the shiny pages clean and do them again.
A delightful wipe-clean activity book to help young children develop their basic counting, observation and pen control skills. Each page features a different farm scene, where children can count chicks, help Lottie the lamb find her way through a maze, spot bees in the orchard and lots more. The wipe-clean pages provide lots of opportunities to practise as children can return to activities again and again. A fun and engaging way for young children to learn and develop essential skills.
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