Sarah and Duck are busy looking for something to do, but nothing seems quite right. Until, that is, Duck spots a picture of some penguins, which gives Sarah a very good idea...Join Sarah and Duck as they embark on a fun and quacky adventure

Meet Sarah and Duck! This brilliantly quirky pairing offer an alternative look at the world as they head off on adventures together. This picture book sees them trying to cheer up Scarf Lady's Donkey - with mixed results!

Meet Sarah, and Duck! This brilliantly quirky pairing offer an alternative look at the world as they head off on adventures together. This picture book sees them going to a funfair and having a marvellous time!

When Sarah & Duck get to the Duck Hotel, they soon discover it's very different to a human hotel. The residents can nest anywhere they like, there's a helter-skelter, there's water everywhere and there's a feather-preening salon. Duck is right at home but Sarah can't quite settle in - how will Duck make her feel at ease? Based on the award-winning TV series Sarah & Duck, winner of the BAFTA for Best Pre-school Animation in 2014.

Sarah and Duck have invited their friends over for a sleepover! After an evening full of fun and games, the friends settle down to sleep. There is only one problem . . . no one is tired! Join the friends as they try and find inventive ways to fall asleep. Another fantastic picture book from the quirky stars of Cbeebies!

Poor Sarah is feeling under the weather. A trip to the doctor is in order - and with a little help from Duck, Sarah is on the mend in no time. In this book, fans of Sarah and Duck will love this quirky take on being ill and visiting the doctor.

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