A lovely little picture book with beautiful illustrations that children will love.

"My book is about all the naughty things that my brother Charlie has done. Some of it is funny, some of it is a bit sad, and lots of it is disgusting, because that's what Charlie can be. It might even make you be sick, so get ready." These laugh-out-loud short stories are all about Charlie, a small, curious boy that pushes his luck... and then gives it another shove, just to see what will happen. It's how Mum ends up straddling a baggage carousel, Dad finds himself over-exposed at the pool, and a stranger gets a mouthful of stinky cheese. Primary-aged children up will love these warm, witty and occasionally revolting tales, narrated by Charlie's long-suffering sister. They're perfect as bedtime stories, or for reading by older kids, giggling by torchlight under the duvet.

A trouble-making bird is captured and taken to a zoo, but he escapes and heads for home.

Charlie is a little chick with a big appetite! This large-format edition features a padded cover and embedded 'cheep-cheep' sound-chip for fun. This pop-up book is of interest to young readers.

Now one of the advantages of living in the treeless woods is the sun always shines. It never rains and it never snows. But there is a stream, which runs through it, which is affected by the outside people from the grown-up world. That's a land that surrounds the treeless wood. That's where Cheeky Charlie lives. The grown-ups in this land do not care about the animals that live in "The Treeless Wood", and most of all, they don't know Cheeky Charlie plays with her best friends, the animals there.

Charlie was bored, so he went around teasing the other animals. It didn't matter how nasty they said he was, he would not stop . . . until he saw his brother Furley with his brightly coloured bottom. Charlie is crushed to discover that the other monkeys are proud of their bottoms.

A junior Animal Ark series by best-selling author Lucy Daniels.

The fifth collection of adventures starring Harry and her cheeky brother Charlie.

Charlie hates the bridesmaid's dress she has to wear for her aunt's weeding, and she gives it to the jumble sale. However, she feels very guilty when her aunt comes to visit, and goes to the jumble sale to get the dress back. Illustrated by Jan Lewis