This is supposed to be a book about all the different things moose can do, like leaping and jumping and being really tall. But maybe Whoopsie isn’t the right moose for the job. You might want to pick a different moose for this book. Maybe instead we can do a book about falling down a lot? Yeah! Whoopsie would be great at that. This hilarious book about a clumsy moose shows that sometimes being a little different can make one great story.

This is supposed to be a book about all the different things moose can do, like leaping and jumping and being really tall. But maybe Whoopsie isn’t the right moose for the job. You might want to pick a different moose for this book. Maybe instead we can do a book about falling down a lot? Yeah! Whoopsie would be great at that.This hilarious book about a clumsy moose shows that sometimes being a little different can make one great story.

This is a squirrel . . . “Hey, I may be a squirrel, but my name is Taco! And I don't eat nuts and tree bark—blech—I prefer tacos!” The natural predator of squirrels is . . . “Whoa, whoa, whoa! Who is writing this book? I do not like where this is going.” This hilarious send-up of a children's nature primer teaches kids that the most important story is the one you write yourself.

A cute and whimsical take on how Mother Earth came to be. This story provokes creative thought and teaches children that mistakes are not something to be ashamed of, but rather celebrated! You'll want to read this over and over again, with its fun flow and adorable theme.

Meet Noodle and her family! It's a very messy day for Noodle. There is nothing she loves more than ice cream and exploring. Can Noodle make the right choices and help her family? Research is fast-paced and recommendations are frequently put forward for parents, carers or practitioners to act on. As a result, it is often difficult to know the best way to approach a range of increasingly complex issues that can impact children's development and lives. The 'Whoopsie Doodle Little Noodle' series addresses this difficulty. Through Noodle's adventures and learning, key research findings surrounding a wider range of issues are broken into a format that not only supports grown-ups in approaching and educating various topics but is also accessible and fun for all children (aged 4-7 years). These include: promoting resilience, overcoming educational anxieties, connection to nature, and managing feelings of guilt and shame. This ever-expanding series is visually exciting and will be supported by free downloadable activities that have been created in collaboration with primary teacher expertise. https://www.whoopsiedoodlelittlenoodle.co.uk @WDLNoodleBooks

One minion… Two masters?! Diplomatic relations between Japan and the Sacred Blood Empire are stabilizing, and the news has taken the vampire community by storm. Meanwhile, something strange is happening to Ryouta—he’s transforming into a minion! It turns out that Archbishop Alfoncina’s prayer for his safety had some serious side effects, and they can only be cured with an herbal remedy sold exclusively in Japan. As luck would have it, the archbishop was already planning on traveling there for business, so she invites Ryouta to tag along. Needless to say, some people are none too pleased with the arrangement…