P J Kennan

It turns out Cat starts a lot of interesting things. From the backyard to the ocean to the cities of Europe. Join Cat on an adventure of a lifetime. This clever and quirky picture book takes young readers (and their grown-ups) on an unexpected journey through the world of Cat words. From caterpillars and catapults to catalogues and catacombs, this playful story is a purr-fect mix of humour and discovery. With charming illustrations and a witty twist on language, Cat will delight children aged 4 to 7 while tickling the funny bones of the adults who read it with them. A must-read for cat lovers, word lovers, and anyone who enjoys a good giggle with their kids or favorite feline friends. ​​​​​​​Curl up, turn the pages, and see if you can catch all the places "Cat" takes you. *We can categorically state that no cats were harmed in the making of this book. ​​

It Might Be a Meteor, Right? Is a playful and thought-provoking picture book that takes young readers on a cosmic guessing game When a bright light streaks across the night sky, what could it be? A shooting star? A meteor? Maybe even an alien spaceship or Superman himself? With vibrant illustrations and a whimsical rhyming style, this book reimagines the classic Star light, star bright in a fun and curious way.Children will love the silly possibilities while secretly learning about space, celestial objects, and even the big "what ifs" of the universe-like a meteorite crashing to Earth Perfect for sparking young imaginations and inspiring budding astronomers, It Might Be a Meteor, Right? will have kids looking up at the sky with wonder, curiosity, and a whole lot of questions.

'To Bee or not to Bee' is a delightful children's picture book that tells the story of Benny the bee, who is not sure if he likes being a bee and being himself. Benny sets out on a quest to discover what it is like to be something else, and along the way, he meets all sorts of different insects and creatures.Benny meets a mosquito who likes to bite people, a spider who eats other insects, and even a dung beetle who likes poop Benny doesn't like the sound of any of those things, Benny discovers that being a bee and being himself is pretty awesome.The book teaches kids about self-esteem and being happy with who you are. It shows that you don't need to try to be something else because you are brilliant as the unique creature you are. The book is filled with funny pictures of insects who say funny things that will have the children laughing and giggling. Additionally, the book highlights how amazing and important bees are for our planet.In 'To Bee or not to Bee, ' children will learn about the importance of being true to themselves, the value of self-acceptance, and the role bees play in our ecosystem. This book is perfect for young children who are just learning to read, and it is sure to become a beloved addition to any child's bookshelf.

Deep in the forest a mysterious box appears.Where did it come from?Who is it for?But more importantly....WHAT'S IN THE BOX?Follow Fox and Rabbit as they embark on a journey of wonder and curiosity as they discuss some of the possibilities of what they think could be inside the mysterious box, often with humorous outcomes and answers.A fun and quirky kids book that makes you think.Aimed at 2 to 6 year olds.'What's in the box' is about curiosity and opening your child's imagination to possibilities.It is a children's book about problem solving.Asking questions and answering them.What do you think is in the box?How did it get there?Who is it for?Is it something I want or something I need?Something fun or something dangerous?Is it a PIZZA?I hope it's a pizza.Of all the possible things in the entire world what do you think could be inside this mysterious box?I'm not sure but now I'm hungry.........so I hope it's a pizza.I gorgeous book to read to toddlers or a great first reader for those a little older.

A poetic journey into the depths of the mind and the fears and anxieties it can create. In the spirit of Edgar Allan Poe, Bump In The Night is a tale of being awoken in the middle of the night to a sound of unknown origin and details how the mind can wander and wonder on all the horrible things that could have possibly made this noise.Aimed at kids 10-15 but suitable for any age older