CB210
I Would Like to Be
Albert Linton (photographs)

The aim of this photo-talk book is to introduce early learners to photographic images of things they can relate to and each picture is designed to from a topic for  observation and discussion.

CB213
Everyone is Special
Gill Stacey

Full of photographs and illustrations, this small book is designed as a topic starter about the different sorts of people that make up the world.

CB36, CB384, CB569
CB741, CB774
Everybody's Hair
Joan Solomon

Beaded hair, Rasta hair, silky long black hair, soft blond or Afro...this book, through plentiful photographs and easily understood language, helps children to explore and appreciate the variety to be found amongst people.

CB372
Play Safe (Never Go with Strangers)
Dr. Bill Gillham

This book warns children against approaches from strangers and shows them how to cope and help themselves. Bright pictures and simple text make it accessible to even the youngest child.

CB892
What Am I?
Debbie MacKinnon & Anthea Sieveking

Full of exuberant photographs of children playing at being grown-up, this book introduces exciting new words - and children will love imitating all the wonderful play ideas.

CB134
Children Just Like Me
Anabel Kindersley, Barnabas Kindersley

Photographs of children from around the world, along with descriptions of their dreams and beliefs, hopes and fears as well as the day-to-day events of their lives. The books records the remarkable diversity and yet extraordinary similarity of children from today's global village. Produced in association with UNICEF.

CB69 & CB297
Eye Spy Colours
Debbie MacKinnon

A fun way for young children to learn colours by guessing the mystery shape through the "I spy" peephole. The book features seven colours, with a die-cut peephole on every page. Children can guess the mystery object through the peep-hole, then turn the page for the answer.

CB104
What Do We Think About: Death
Karen Bryant-Mole

This book deals with the difficult subject of what happens when people or animals die. It explains, in language young children can understand, how to deal with the mix of feelings - sadness, anger, loneliness, fear - that one can feel when someone close to you dies.

CB135/1-2
Zoë And Her Zebra
Stella Blackstone

A is for Alice, but it is also for Alligator! Learn the alphabet with the help of twenty-six children and their very interesting animals. Each child is chased across the page by a different beast, but in the end it is Zoë and her Zebra who chase all of the others right off the page! This action-packed felt and bric-a-brac art book is guaranteed to make small children love learning their letters!

CB3/1-2
My Shell
Lynne Patchett

 

Part of the Simple Science series which shows how children can make their first discoveries about science by playing with everyday objects.