Best Selling Books by NICK SHARRATT

It was dinner time again and Daisy just knew what her mum was going to say, even before she said it. ''Eat your peas,'' said Mum. Daisy looked down at the little green balls that were ganging up on her plate. ''I don''t like peas,'' said Daisy. And so the battle of wills begins. What does Mum have to promise to get Daisy to eat her peas? An extra pudding, a chocolate factory or a space rocket with double retro laser blammers? But whatever Mum offers, it doesn''t change the fact that Daisy just can''t stomach those gross green peas. So Daisy comes up with an idea which will turn the tables and make someone else suffer.

A board book version of this bestselling picture book all about counting from one to ten. This wonderful and unique look at counting and friendship is from the viewpoint of Sue and Nick, who like very different things but are still best friends. They introduce us to their favourite things from one boy called Nick and one girl called Sue to ten cakes for tea, and then count all the way back down to one yellow moon shining in the night sky. The artwork is stunning with each artist contributing alternate pages in their own inimitable style. The deceptively simple text is perfect for children learning to read.

Pull the tabs and lift the flaps - who will be your favourite octopus? Will it be the Cuckoo-Clocktopus, the Scary Shocktopus or maybe even the Party Frocktopus. There''s an octopus for everyone in this fantastically colourful sequel to the hugely popular ELEPHANT WELLYPHANT. Now in a handy board book edition that''s perfect for young children.

Guess what''s coming to town. The Animal Games There''ll be show jumping for horses AND rabbits and Discus for Dogs - so of course I have to enter Streaker. Mum says a CARROT is more obedient than my dog but I think she can do it - Streaker can go for Gold

"A unicorn playing a horn? An ogre doing yoga? Peek through each foggy vellum page to guess what lies beyond in the foggy, foggy forest"--Provided by pub.

Dinosaurs Dexter and Daisy take a car trip to visit their friend Delilah. Readers are asked to travel with them and help read and navigate the many signs they encounter along the route.

Do you like ketchup on your Christmas tree? Or a Santa hat on your Christmas pud?Discover all these bonkers combinations and more in KETCHUP ON YOUR REINDEER?, the fabulous festive follow-up to Nick Sharratt''s classic bestseller, KETCHUP ON YOUR CORNFLAKES? Flip the colourful split pages, and find out just how crazy Christmas can be!

The interesting things a little girl discovers as she walks on the beach with her father, including a shell, a crab, seaweed, and intriguing footprints, can be seen by the reader when the half-pages are turned.

This mom and dad are a little odd--and a lot of fun! Mom likes spots, and Dad likes stripes. But their son''s favorite thing couldn''t be more of a surprise! "It''s stripes vs. dots in this eye-boggling feast of extroverted colors and shapes".--PUBLISHERS WEEKLY.

Oh, please let me cross, said the middle-sized goat, But the troll only snapped, What''s your hurry? With some herbs and some spices and served up with rice, You would make a delicious goat curry A traditional fairy tale, retold in witty contemporary verse. With hilarious illustrations and flaps to lift on every page, this book will entertain and amuse readers of all ages.

Daisy''s mum tells her: ''Don''t pick your nose!''''You do!'' says Daisy, pointing out the time mum was picking her nose on the way to Gran''s. And each time Mum tries to reprimand Daisy for a bad habit, Daisy has an example of when Mum did it, too. If you liked Eat Your Peas and Really, Really, you will love this book!

There''s a fancy dress Christmas party, and everyone''s in their best costumes. Children will love lifting the flaps to discover which animals are hiding behind the disguises. Mouse has come as a candle. Cat''s an Angel. But who has come as a Christmas tree? Is it Owl? This festive follow-up to the very popular FANCY DRESS FARMYARD combines all those toddler favourites: peek-a-boo pages to turn, bouncy rhyming text and lots of animal noises to join in with.

With five flaps to lift - this book is full of surprises to make you giggle. Who will be your favourite Moo-Cow? Will it be the Glitter-Glue-Cow or the Kangaroo-Cow? Lift the flaps to find out. There''s a Moo-Cow for everyone in this fantastically colourful sequel to the hugely popular OCTOPUS SOCKTOPUS and ELEPHANT WELLYPHANT

Humorous school story. 8 yrs+

Illustrated by award winning artist Nick Sharratt, this fabulous dictionary is designed to teach young children simple word and picture association, and to help them develop their language skills -- an essential stage in learning to read. My First Picture Dictionary contains a selection of common everyday words, grouped in familiar themes such as In the Park, At the Seaside, and Things We Like to Eat. Each word is accompanied by a bold, colourful illustration, and many spreads also feature an action-packed scene incorporating the words. A special feature of the dictionary is the questions posed by the cat, the dog and the family of children who appear throughout the book. These questions help parents and teachers to share the book with their children, encouraging them to look closely at the words and pictures, and talk about what they see. The dictionary opens with an introduction for adults, explaining how to get the most out of the book, and ends with a range of fun spreads that explore simple concepts such as colour, numbers and ''doing'' words. Age 2-4

Unicorn . . . Moonicorn . . . Covered-in-Green-Goo-nicorn! Who''ll be your favourite unicorn, in Nick Sharratt''s gloriously silly lift-the-flapbook? Will it be the Covered-in-Green-Goo-nicorn? The Sparkly Rainbow Poo-nicorn? Or even the Cock-a-Doodle-Doo-nicorn? With bright, bold illustrationsand sturdy pages, this very funny lift-the-flap book will be a hit with all young unicorn fans. Fabulously colourful pictures and sturdy flaps to lift - perfect for small hands A fold-out page at the end reveals the Choo-choo-nicorn, with seven rainbow-coloured unicorns waving from the train Silver foilon the cover makes this a perfect gift Previous books in this hugely popular series include Elephant Wellyphant,Octopus Socktopusand Moo-Cow, Kung-Fu Cow- all now available in board book format Praise for Elephant Wellyphant: "Ridiculous, but excellent fun" Guardian The original idea for Unicorn Moonicorncame from schoolgirl Phoebe Tinkler, a young fan of Nick Sharratt''s, who was inspired by his earlier classic, Elephant Wellyphant. Nick Sharratt is one of the UK''s favourite and most acclaimed illustrators. His much-loved titles include the hugely popular Ketchup on your Cornflakes?, The Cat and the King and the You Choose series. He is also the illustrator of the bestselling novels by Jacqueline Wilson and has won every major award for his illustration. Nick has even been presented with a gold Blue Peter badge!

Flap book allows for mix and match fairy tales. What would happen if Goldilocks had two horrid stepsisters and fell asleep for a hundred years? Would she be woken by a hungry wolf or Little Red Riding Hood''s Granny? 4 yrs+

Ahoy, matey! Come sail the ocean blue with Pirate Pete!. Each spread of this book has different press-out pictures. Choose a new one each time you read this tale about the boy pirate who''s looking for treasure.

Follow your food on its gooey, chewy, rumble, plop journey through your body! This irreverent pop-up guide is a fascinatingly fun read for any child. It''s a fantastic companion for anyone studying science at Key Stage 1 & 2 - where children are taught about parts of the body, how we grow, why humans need food, and the benefits of a healthy balanced diet. This book is stuffed with scrumptious illustrations, over 30 mouth-watering pop-ups and easy-to-digest text. Children will especially love the cover, complete with a touch n'' feel slimy tongue - ew!

Lots of the kids in Mr Speed''s class have problems to worry about and it''s sometimes difficult to discuss them. So Mr Speed sets up the Worry Website on the classroom computer. All of the short stories in this collection are linked.

Ellie, Magda and Nadine have got all sorts of trouble. A kiss threatens to break Ellie and Magda''s friendship. But they both know that Nadine''s about to get into trouble with an ''Internet date'' and only the two of them together can save her.

I''m Sadie and I''m nearly nine. Mum''s a childminder, but she doesn''t have to mind me. I can mind myself, easy-peasy. Lucky for Mum, because now she''s got the flu, so I''ve got to mind her -- and help with all the babies The Mum-Minder is a hilarious, lively and warm-hearted account of a chaotic week in the life of a young girl. "Jacqueline Wilson, whose books just keep getting better, always puts children at the centre and is also an expert on tweens."-The Times