New Releases by Craig Shuttlewood

Marvin the moose and Woody the beaver are BFFs. But their friendship is tested when Marvin does something totally AWESOME and Woody remains ordinary. The other forest animals now adore Marvin - calling in his new superhero services to help right wrongs, solve problems, and fix trouble. They even build a statue in his honor! Woody watches with envy, hatching a not-so-awesome plan to put all eyes on him. Can Woody and Marvin save their friendship? Craig Shuttlewood explores friendship, jealousy, and forgiveness in this relatable picture book about finding the awesome inside each of us.

Compare town and country scenes full of clever little details in this beautiful new turnaround book - spot buses, trains, and skyscrapers in the town and tractors, mountains, and farm animals in the country.

RHYMING & WORDPLAY BOOKS. Trace the Trail: Through the Town is an exciting day out in town that you can follow with your finger! This interactive book for toddlers lets them explore the world by tracing a tactile pathway. Each spread will feature a vehicle on its way through the city travelling through ups and downs and contrasts. A train will over the bridge and under the ground, a car will go up and down the street. Craig Shuttlewood''s bold illustrations make this a dynamic and graphic cityscape. Ages 0+

Invites young readers to lift interactive flaps to discover animals that are out of place in different habitats, including the desert, forest, and sea.

Find out about each odd-one-out in this lift-the-flap animal adventure! This romping rhyme with a wicked sense of humour is the outstanding debut of graphic artist Craig Shuttlewood. Who''s in the tree that shouldn''t be? Who in the snow just does not go? As we visit different habitats, picking up each out-of-place animal as we go, things get more and more ludicrous until all the animals are back in the zoo. And the only one who doesn''t live in the zoo is... YOU!

Invites young readers to follow the trail to discover wonders in the mountains, under the sea, in the desert, and through the forest.