Secondhand Picture Book Bargain Book Box SP4022

Secondhand Picture Book Bargain Book Box SP4022

Fifteen picture books for very young readers — Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler in abundance (The Snail and the Whale, The Gruffalo’s Child, Room on the Broom, The Paper Dolls), Heath McKenzie’s dinosaur series, and a selection of sticker and activity books. Please note these are secondhand copies and may show light signs of wear.

1. Dear Zoo Sticker Activity Book — Based on Rod Campbell’s classic — Over 200 stickers and activities based on the original lift-the-flap classic about a zoo that keeps sending the wrong pets. For readers 18 months and up.
2. Oi See It! Say It! Phonics Sticker Fun — Kes Gray & Jim Field — A phonics sticker activity book featuring characters from the beloved Oi Frog! series; over 250 stickers and exercises to support early reading.
3. The Rhyming Rabbit Sticker Activity Book — Lia Donaldson & Lydia Monks — The loveable rabbit in sticker activity form, with over 400 stickers for young children.
4. 555 Sticker Fun Animals — A large-format sticker activity book in which children create their own animal scenes using 555 animal stickers. Perfect for ages three and up.
5. You and Me — Shona Innes & Irisz Agócs — A warm, gently illustrated picture book exploring the different kinds of love between parents and children. Agócs’s distinctive illustrations give this a quality that sets it apart.
6. The Paper Dolls — Julia Donaldson & Rebecca Cobb — A girl makes a chain of paper dolls and the dolls go on a magical adventure; a tender meditation on memory and creativity from Donaldson.
7. There’s a Triceratops in the Tree House — Heath McKenzie — Dinosaur facts brought to life as a child discovers a triceratops has taken up residence in the garden. Accurate, absurd, and very funny.
8. There’s a Dinosaur in my Bathtub — Catalina Echeverri — A very large dinosaur has somehow got into the bathtub, and a child must figure out what to do. Inventive and funny picture book from a Bloomsbury illustrator.
9. The Snail and the Whale — Julia Donaldson & Axel Scheffler — A tiny snail hitches a ride with a great humpback whale on an ocean adventure; one of the most lyrical and beautifully illustrated books in the Donaldson/Scheffler canon. A modern classic.
10. The Gruffalo’s Child — Julia Donaldson & Axel Scheffler — The Gruffalo’s child ventures into the deep dark wood in search of the terrible mouse, with characteristically witty results. Equally beloved by children who know the original.
11. Room on the Broom — Julia Donaldson & Axel Scheffler — A witch’s broomstick accumulates more and more passengers in this rhyming adventure; one of the most popular picture books of the past twenty years, now also a celebrated animated film.
12. The Cat Wants Cuddles — P. Crumble & Lucinda Gifford — A cat who absolutely does NOT want cuddles is pursued by an owner who absolutely wants to cuddle the cat. Gifford’s illustrations are perfectly dry.
13. A Home for Stone — Corrinne Averiss & Rosalind Beardshaw — A child finds a stone and decides it needs a home, in a gently philosophical picture book about belonging and care.
14. There’s a T. Rex in Town — Heath McKenzie — A T. Rex is causing disruption in a small town; more dinosaur-facts-through-domestic-chaos from McKenzie’s reliable series.
15. Big Pet Day — A joyful celebration of all kinds of pets on the most exciting day of the school year; warm illustrations and a simple, high-energy text make this an easy crowd-pleaser.