Best Selling Books by Nick Sharratt

There are dinosaurs in this book that are so BIG they can eat a bus! Use the giant magnets to make funny pictures and silly sentences all about really BIG dinosaurs

This brilliant split-pages book gives you the chance to create lots and lots of deliciously yucky smells and spells. So, did you want to turn your dad into a piece of extraterrestrial cheese? Or your little sister into a chocolate-covered frog? For these spells and many more, turn the pages of NickSharratt s magical new book.

All the jungle animals love wearing fancy dress - but who''s hiding under each disguise? Children will love lifting the sturdy, die-cut pages to find out. Tiger has come as a cowgirl, Lion is a pop star, and Parrot''s dressed as a pineapple! A brilliantly colourful follow-up to the popular FANCY DRESS FARMYARD and FANCY DRESS CHRISTMAS.

Cinderella''s sisters were such a rotten pair, She did all the housework, They never did their share. A funny retelling of the classic fariy tale with lift-the-flap surprises. Also in this series: The Three Little Pigs Little Red Riding Hood Jack and the Beanstalk Goldilocks

Depicts a toddler and friends as they enjoy their own games, such as emptying mummy''s bag, sloshing in a paddling pool, playing climbing and tumbling games, and playing with toys. Simple text is accompanied by colourful illustrations. The large format is designed to attract young children.

Board books that genuinely tell things from a toddler''s point of view, with lots of happy faces to please baby, and enough wry smiles in the text to please any parent - no matter how often they are read. Each book is about a familiar domestic occurrence in a toddler''s life, with much to recognise and to amuse. The rhyming text is perfect for reading aloud. Best-selling artist Nick Sharratt has illustrated these in bold primary colours with a much bolder, more modern look than other baby board books. Reworked from our successful range of picture books, these titles will have fresh appeal in board book form, just right for little hands to handle.

Fun rhyming books which your toddler can''t lose! Each spread has an animal with a household object - helping your toddler to learn about colours. The books come complete with a colourful spiral strap which can be joined to any buggy, high chair or cot. Published alongside Croc with a Clock, Bear with a Pear and Kangaroo with a Canoe, this series is a follow up to Emily Bolam''s Buggy Buddies

Everyone loves a trip to the Zoopermarket, and this one is stocked with all kinds of strange treats. From fangtastic salt-and-finager crisps, to ape-ricot dessert and prickled onions (ouch!), food here is never what it seems... but you''ll always have a WILD time! Nick Sharratt''s bold pictures and brilliant pop-ups are a perfect way encourage little ones to love sharing books.

On a rainy day, the princesses in pointy hats are bored, but when the sun comes out they all go outside and play soccer.

Yum! A Fruit Jellyphant! Pooh! A Rude Smelliphant! Wow! A Magic Spellaphant! Who''ll be your favourite elephant? Pull the tabs and lift the flaps on this elephantastic parade!

''How to Handle'' is a funny, fast moving and gag-cracking series that will equip readers with everything they need to survive the key adult figures in their lives and some things they almost certainly won''t.

Mrs. Pirate goes shopping, alternating her purchases between household items and nautical gear.

Dolphin adores her mother: she''s got wonderful clothes, bright hair and vivid tattoos all over her body. She definitely lives a colourful life. Dolphin''s older sister, Star, also loves her but is beginning to wonder if staying with a mum whose temper can be as flashy as her body-art is the best thing for the girls. The story of Dolphin''s changing relationships, with her mother, her sister, a new friend at school and a newly discovered father, is told with all the gentle humour and strikingly true emotion that we have come to expect from Transworld''s top children''s author.

A little boy describes, in rhymed text, what his seven aunts wore when they came to visit him for the day.