Most Popular Books by Kathryn Cave

A little creature is ostracized depite his attempts to fit in, but his experiences enable him to be accepting of others’ differences

Text and photographs depict different parts of the world, from A to Z, exploring what the land is like and how people live in each place.

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Verses and illustrations that teach how to tell time present an hour in a small boy''s life one hectic Monday morning.

Tom can''t sleep, so his father suggests he try "counting sheep." He agrees, but soon finds the sheep leading him, and his trusty stuffed-rabbit companion, into a wild woodland that''s anything but restful. Once there, he meets more creatures - mountain goats, pirates, penguins, even vampire bats and tigers. To survive, he hides or races away by car, on foot, or on skis, but always counting. Soon Tom finds himself in the company of 88 ghosts! Chris Riddell''s colorful illustrations bring the action to life, while Kathryn Cave''s verse narrative wittily documents Tom''s search for sleep and counting skills!

Two fantastical creatures celebrate their friendship.

The animals try to please the maker of all things by singing for him, but they do not want Henry to join them in their song because they do not like the way he sounds.

Text an photographs depict different parts of the world, exploring what the land is like and how people live in each place.

Do your worries ever reach dragon-like proportions? If they do, then this is the book for you A picture book that coveys children''s thoughts with honesty and encourages discussion relating to confidence and feelings, it is suitable for use in Key Stage 1 and 2 citizenship and PSHE classes.

A lonely creature called Something Else is excluded from everything because he looks and behaves differently. But when an even stranger creature tries to make friends with him, Something Else doesn''t want to know - until he realises that the stranger is perhaps not so different after all.

A bedtime adventure about a boy who tries to fall asleep by counting animals, pirates, and ghosts.