When Elly and her family come to look after aunt's house, she sees at once that Stone Mouse is special, but her brother Ted says he's just a dirty old pebble. Magical story about change and moving on. 7 yrs+

A fully illustrated board book adaptation of the original Flip-Flap book, Mouse Goes to School is perfect for the toddler and preschool crowd with its sturdy board book construction and smaller format for smaller hands. Mouse and his friends are back! In Mouse Goes to School, everyone's excited about the first day. From riding the bus to story time and crafts, little readers will love turning the pages of this extra-sturdy board book to see what comes next. Sweet illustrations and charming characters make this the perfect present for little ones who are anxious (or excited) about their first days of school.

A classic story celebrating our hospitals, illustrated by highly acclaimed artist Ralph Steadman. Midnight in the hospital ward and everyone is asleep except Henry. His pet mouse is sick, too. Before he knows what's happening, tiny doors open in the skirting boards and mice dressed as doctors an nurses wheel out tiny beds. The mice are taking over the hospital for the night and settling up their own emergency ward. This enchanting story, illustrated with a remarkable gallery of mouse characters by the inimitable Ralph Steadman, will have special appeal for any child who has ever had to visit hospital.

Annie has found a little mouse under a stone, but no one knows how it got there, or how to get it out.

Annie has found a little mouse under a stone, but no one knows how it got there, or how to get it out.

On a small island in the middle of the sea, a mouse named Milo makes an extraordinary discovery - a magic, glowing stone hidden in a deep crevice. The reader can decide whether this discovery will bring the mice delight or disaster.

The distinguished detective apprehends a gang of robbers who have stolen a shipment of valuable Limburger cheese.

Weasel is ready for his dinner, and poor Mouse is it. Can he stop the weasel from serving up mouse soup for supper?