Best Selling Books by Ken Wilson-max

A clever pull-tab and pop-up activity book allows young children to perform incredible circus feats, such as levitation and human cannonball tricks, knocking down clowns, and more.

Big Cat Story Talk is a research-informed language programme that places books at the heart of every session. Using a series of lively wordless picture books, the programme builds vocabulary, improves language and communication and increases social and emotional wellbeing through quality interactions and rich child-led book talk. Today hasn't started well for one boy - his socks are mismatching, his toothpaste has smeared across his face and he is struggling to focus in class. Will he find a way to turn the day around? Themes: school day, friendships, emotions, sport, things going wrong The Big Cat Story Talk programme includes online training, videos and resources to assist with classroom implementation, delivery and engagement.

Max comes up with a clever way to help his elephant friend Big Blue, who is afraid of the dark.

Lenny is in the garden with Mummy. While Mummy does some gardening, Lenny plays along. This simple and endearing story of parent and child sharing an everyday activity is perfect for reading with young toddlers.

A circle of young friends pass on a chain of "letters" starting from A and going all the way to Z.

Lenny is in the kitchen with Daddy. While Daddy prepares lunch, Lenny plays along. This simple and endearing story of parent and child sharing an everyday activity is perfect for reading with young toddlers.

Plenty of colorful, interactive elements that will help teach little ones about train engines The big blue train engine is ready to roll. Switch on the power, pull the lever, and talk to control on the phone. Now you're ready to attach your engine to the rolling stock and set off across the countryside. Through the tunnel lies the dockyard where you can load cargo before returning to the station. This book, with its bold colors and moveable pieces, will make a trip to the train station a whole new experience.

Farai and Chenziri live deep in the African bush in Zimbabwe. One day their dad surprises them with a trip to the capital city, Harare. After a long train journey, they arrive in the buzz of the city. Find out what they see there in this enchanting rhyming story. Elephant Grass is part of the Galaxy range of books from Rising Stars Reading Planet. Galaxy provides captivating fiction and non-fiction for Pink A to White band. The rich collection of highly decodable books immerses children in a range of cross-curricular topics and genres. Reading Planet books have been carefully levelled to support children in becoming fluent and confident readers. Each book features useful notes and activities to support reading at home as well as comprehension questions to check understanding. Reading age: 5-6 years

This unique getting-dressed story offers a different and intriguing task on each spread--with a variety of inviting tabs to pull, buttons to fasten, a zipper to zip, and laced to tie--to train little fingers in the intricacies of important everyday tasks. Full color.

'It was a hot sunny afternoon. Mum and Kiona were playing catch.' First Kiona tries to catch a ball - but the ball is too big and she can't slip her arms around it Then she tries to catch a berry - but it's too small and she can't see it She keeps trying to catch things, but has no joy till her mum thinks of the perfect thing that Kiona can catch . . . she can catch a kiss A critically acclaimed and heart-warming story perfected by Ken Wilson-Max's bright and bold illustrations.

Come along with Zelda as she visits an art museum and a toy store, eats lunch in a fast food restaurant, sees a 3D movie, and watches a street magician. Directly participate in Zelda's outing using the removable items: a map to read, art postcard to send, perfume strip to sniff, toy plane to fly, a cap to wear, and 3D glasses

This unique book invites readers to "flush" the potty with each turn of the page. Features push-the-button format and flushing sound, paired with kid-friendly artwork. Full-color illustrations.

Uses a description of a brother and sister in Kenya on a picnic with their parents to introduce a variety of words in the African language Swahili.

Happy cat, me! Sad Pussycat, me! Same old body. Who else could I be?Ó With each turn of the page in this unique juvenile book, children are invited to slide the spot as they try Pussycat's face on the body of different animals, including a mouse, a pig, a bunny, & even a duck! With playful, rhyming text & bold, vibrant artwork, here is a fresh & creative new format bound to surprise & enchant young readers! Paper engineering by Allen Hamilton. (K-4 ages)