Children will love the repetitive, rhyming text and this fun story is a great way to learn and remember - in order - all the numbers up to thirty. Part of a collectable series of picture books including classic stories and non-fiction.

Two little dickie birds sitting on a wall, one named Peter, one named Paul. The much loved rhyme is retold with lots of additional little animals to interest and delight young children. Perfect for snuggling up with at bedtime.

Mother duck's five little ducklings just can't resist swimming off to explore. Find out what they get up to in this charming retelling of the well loved rhyme. Not only perfect for cosy bedtime reading, this little board book will also help build very young children's awareness of simple numeracy - very young children can join in with the 'quacks'!

Adder's all set to start her new job at Badger's Cleaning Company. But when she climbs a ladder for the first time, she quickly finds she has no head for heights. Can anything help her overcome her fears? Find out in this charming addition to the Phonics Readers series. David Semple's, funny, colourful illustrations are perfect for engaging young readers. The series provides simple yet satisfying stories for beginner readers. A spread about phonics gives helpful information for those reading with children.

Graphic novels are more popular than ever thanks to popular culture and the amount of exposure they get. This new Graphic Stories series from Usborne provide a great gateway to potentially difficult stories for young readers to learn to enjoy. Specifically designed to be readable by children aged 7 +, with vocabulary and sentence structures that match their ability, these stories are entertaining, and the fun, action-packed illustrations are a great way to initiate reluctant readers, in particular boys, to the pleasure of sitting down and reading a book, plunging into an imaginary universe and be taken away by a story. The stories are classics of Western culture that children should be familiar with. The first two in the series, Robin Hood and King Arthur, will be followed by Dracula, Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, and other retellings of classic literature with eye-catching illustrations and vibrant dialogue. Also a great addition to libraries' catalogues.

When young Arthur pulls a sword from a stone, he suddenly discovers that he is the rightful king of England. Follow his adventures in this beautifully illustrated action-packed graphic novel. Available in paperback format for the first time in the UK, with a new, eye-catching cover design. The colourful comic strip format has proven appeal, particularly for reluctant readers. A map of Arthur's kingdom and background information about the legend give added value.

Graphic novels are more popular than ever thanks to popular culture and the amount of exposure they get. This new Graphic Stories series from Usborne provide a great gateway to potentially difficult stories for young readers to learn to enjoy. Specifically designed to be readable by children aged 7 +, with vocabulary and sentence structures that match their ability, these stories are entertaining, and the fun, action-packed illustrations are a great way to initiate reluctant readers, in particular boys, to the pleasure of sitting down and reading a book, plunging into an imaginary universe and be taken away by a story. The stories are classics of Western culture that children should be familiar with. The first two in the series, Robin Hood and King Arthur, will be followed by Dracula, Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, and other retellings of classic literature with eye-catching illustrations and vibrant dialogue. Also a great addition to libraries' catalogues.

With his mighty war hammer Mjollnir firmly in his grasp, fearless Norse warrior Thor is on the hunt for action and adventure. Join him on his travels as he takes on terrifying giants and monstrous sea serpents, before the final epic battle of Ragnarok. Detailed illustrations by Andrea da Rold compliment the action-packed Norse myths. A dynamic introduction to Norse mythology for young readers. Part of a growing series of Usborne Graphic Novels, including classic stories such as Alice in Wonderland, Jason and the Argonauts, Macbeth, Dracula and The Adventures of Robin Hood.

It always pays to plan for a rainy day. Ant is busy collecting grain for winter. But Grasshopper is too busy having a good time to help. Will he be sorry when winter comes? This classic Aesop's Fable teaches the lesson of planning ahead in a charmingly simple way.

A simple but entertaining rhyming story with delightful illustrations, perfect for sharing with young children, or for children who are starting to read alone.

Even the best lie in the world gets found out in the end. Who kicked a ball through Bee's window? Not Guy the fly. Or so he says... Discover Guy's incredible tall tale in this creepy crawly story set in the wonderful world of bugs.

Bob the water beetle lives all alone. So how can he get a hug? He sets off to make friends. But getting a hug isn't as easy as he'd hoped. Find out if Bob succeeds in this heart-warming addition to the new Bug Tales series.

Look out! These water-skiing bees are out of control! Miss Honey's class of bumble bees want to try water skiing during their lunch break. What could possibly go wrong? Find out in this latest hilarious addition to the popular Phonics Readers series. Rhyming text helps beginner readers build confidence and the humourous story and dynamic illustrations make learning phonics fun.

Dee and Gus want to be the stars of the Dino Valley charity show. But will they give anyone else the chance to shine? Find out in this latest addition to the popular Dinosaur Tales series.

Daisy the dinosaur is off on a camping trip with the rest of the Raptor Scout troop. But she's so lazy, she can't see the point of all the activities. It's up to Sid and Daisy's fellow scouts to help her change her ways. This addition to the Dinosaur Tales series illustrates to children the benefits of joining in and helping others. Easy to read, rhyming text is brilliant for reading aloud and helps beginner readers to engage with the story.

Jess is enjoying a picnic in Fern Forest. But most of her rubbish ends up on the forest floor! Can Sid and his friends persuade her to go green? Find out in this eco-friendly addition to the Dinosaur Tales series.

Bella the dinosaur discovers how to get along with her workmates. The Dino Valley Department Store has a new boss. She likes to get things done, but perhaps she needs a lesson in working nicely with her colleagues? This latest addition to the Dinosaur Tales series also features Sid, star of the popular 'Dinosaur who lost his roar' and encourages children to be sensitive to other people's feelings. Easy to read, rhyming text that's also brilliant for reading aloud.

Everyone likes the food at Sid the dinosaur's restaurant. But Dora likes it far too much. Will she ever stop munching and crunching? Find out in this picture book version of the scrumptious Dinosaur Tale.

Fred the Dinosaur learns the benefits of getting outside and away from a screen. Fred the dinosaur spends all his time cooped up indoors, playing computer games. Can his friends drag him away from his screen and persuade him that there's just as much fun to be had outside? This addition to the Dinosaur Tales series helps children to learn the benefits of interacting with others outdoors.

Could you sleep with a dino-sized SNORE next door? Everyone in Dinosaur Valley is ready for bed. But noisy neighbour Rory is keeping them awake with his super-loud snore. Can he learn to be considerate and maybe even put his snore to good use? Find out in this charming cautionary tale that's perfect for bedtime reading. Now in picture book format for the first time.

Christmas is coming in Dino Valley. Sid's niece and nephew visit the department store Santa, complete with their VERY long Christmas lists. Too long, perhaps. Can they learn to be less demanding before the real Santa Claus arrives? Find out in this festive addition to the Dinosaur Tales series. With rhyming text that is ideal for beginner readers, this story fits into the Usborne Reading Programme at First Reading Level 3.

This new Graphic Stories series from Usborne provide a great gateway to potentially difficult stories for young readers to learn to enjoy. Specifically designed to be readable by children aged 7 +, with vocabulary and sentence structures that match their ability, these stories are entertaining, and the fun, action-packed illustrations are a great way to initiate reluctant readers, in particular boys, to the pleasure of sitting down and reading a book, plunging into an imaginary universe and be taken away by a story. The stories are classics of Western culture that children should be familiar with. The first two in the series, Robin Hood and King Arthur, will be followed by Dracula, Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, and other retellings of classic literature with eye-catching illustrations and vibrant dialogue. Also a great addition to libraries' catalogues.

The most famous vampire story of all time, in graphic novel format. When Jonathan Harker arrives in Transylvania, he finds himself caught up in a fiendish plot to raise an army of the undead. Can he and his friends stop the plans of the terrifying vampire Count Dracula before it's too late? Bram Stoker's classic gothic novel, retold in comic strip for today's readers.

Fat cat is snuggled up on his mat and just won't budge. Find out why in this charming little tale which introduces simple phonics to beginner readers. A completely re-written version of the story, in line with the most recent Usborne Phonics Readers format. Poppy and Sam illustrator Stephen Cartwright's delightful animal illustrations will appeal to younger readers. A selection of fun puzzles after the story encourage comprehension and bring added value.