With bright, colourful and engaging illustrations, Anthony Browne poses the question, 'Comment te sens-tu?' (How do you feel?). In the pages to follow, a range of varied emotions lead the reader through a spectrum of human feeling sometimes (parfois) experienced. The array of emotions covers: boredom, loneliness, happiness, sadness, anger, guilt, curiosity, surprise, confidence, timidity, […]

Curious young bunny 'Lulu' wants to find out more about the different parts of his mother's body and what she does with them. Using repeated 'pourquoi?' (why?) questioning, his attentive maman (mother) explains why she has feet, eyes, ears, a mouth, hands and fingers. This is a charming book which supports French language learning about […]

This book is cleverly crafted, both in language and physical composition, by way of engagingly layered cut-out elements on each page. One facial feature at a time, the big green monster forms. Each feature is described using creative expanded noun phrases before the narrator tells the big green monster, In no uncertain terms, to go […]

Paris – the most beautiful city in the world! The most romantic! It’s the perfect place for a girl and her grandad to spend the day. Join them as they explore Paris’s iconic landmarks and experience its culture and style first-hand: visit a traditional street market, climb to the top of Notre-Dame, wander through the […]

This is a wonderfully entertaining story about a crocodile who decides that instead of eating what his parents want him to eat, he would rather eat a child. Will he be successful? The unit focuses on language around food and mealtimes as well as introducing the children to a variety of common ‘er’ verbs.

This short story introduces the reader to three brave little gorillas whose parents have put them to bed and who are afraid of being alone in the dark. They hear a terrifying noise. Which of them will be brave enough to investigate? This simple story with lively illustrations introduces basic language and phrases to children […]