Most Popular Books by Neal Layton

Everything is made of stuff. Some things are made of paper, like this book. And some things are made of PLASTIC. If you look around you, plastic is everywhere. Even in places where it''s not meant to be. If it drops to the ground, it doesn''t rot away - it sticks around for ever. Our world is drowning in plastic, and it''s a big problem. Award-winning author-illustrator Neal Layton is here to explain where plastic comes from, why it doesn''t biodegrade, and why that''s dangerous for animals and humans alike. But he''s also FULL of ideas for how you can help! From giving up straws in juice cartons to recycling all we can and taking part in a beach clean, A Planet Full of Plastic will get young readers excited about how they can make a difference to keep Planet Earth happy. This brilliant non-fiction picture book, illustrated in Neal''s trademark collage style, is perfect for readers aged 4-7 who love nature and want to help the environment.

Oscar and Arabella, two woolly mammoths, try to cool off during a very hot summer.

Two woolly mammoths go on an adventure one cold, snowy morning.

Oscar, Arabella, and their friends can’t wait to begin their second termat theMammoth Academy. But when they arrive at school on the first day after winter break, there’s a threatening graffiti message waiting for them. It seems the Cave Skool has moved nearby, and its pupils—those wild and dangerous animals called humans—are wreaking havoc. When a huge snowstorm hits and everyone is trapped inside the academy, the humans attack! With a little teamwork and a lot of explosive materials, the mammoths and their friends just might be able to save the day.

Oscar and Arabella don''t always see tusk to horn in this paperback edition. While two is company, three most definitely seems like a crowd... until one day when Arabella needs their help. A simple text that perfectly captures the theme of friendship.

A classic Kipper picture book, perfect for sharing together. Kipper has one, two, three, four, five, six favourite toys. But he''s worried. Someone or something has been nibbling a hole in his toybox. What can it be? And are his toys safe? If you look very closely at the pictures you might just spot the answer... it''s a little mouse! Kipper has been a much-loved picture book character for over 25 years. "The charmingly comical Inkpen, as always, hits the spot." Guardian "You simply cannot fail to win smiles with a new book about Kipper." Daily Mail

Despite all the fun he has on Sunday - walking the dog, splashing in puddles, visiting Auntie Vera and eating yumeroonery food - Steve still suffers from the Sunday blues. Could it be because Monday morning is just around the corner?

She writes me poems Full of words like adore The she sticks on red hearts She bought at the store. Written in the first person, this is a very funny rhyming text about a little boy who is fed up with the loving attentions from the little girl who sits next to him. But when the girl is question, Jennifer Jones, goes away he realises how much he misses her and he''s the one buying red hearts at the store. You''ll fall in love too with this heart-warming and highly amusing story from Frieda Wishinsky coupled with Neal Layton''s witty and quirky illustrations.

An alien family go in search of a human. 3 yrs +

Even while he is enjoying Sunday, Steve spends the day worrying about going to school on Monday, until the next morning when he decides that maybe school is not so bad.

A rejacket of the wonderful Bartholomew and the Bug that won the Bronze Smarties Book Award.

This pop-up book is literally larger than life! Neal''s unique perspective on Evolution, the beginnings of the world and the Big Bang theory presents life in a format accessible to even the very young - a perfect gift book for all. With pops, flaps and tabs.