New books for World Book Day

Romeo Explores the Farm by Alain Gree
(Button Books, RRP £4.99)
Sweet board book looking at the adventures of little dog Romeo – what will he find down on the farm? Age 1-3.

How to Count 1 to 5 in Five Languages by Kenard Pak
(Wide Eyed Editions, RRP £8.99)
Sound book to teach your toddler to count in French, Japanese, Mandarin, English and Spanish. Age 1-5.

Mice in the City: London by Ami Shin
(Thames & Hudson, RRP £12.95)
Love search and find? You'll love this beautifully illustrated book, packed full with funny little mice. All ages.

Almost Anything by Sophy Henn
(Puffin, RRP £11.99)
Empowering tale of George who realises that, with a little help from his friend Bear, he can do (almost) anything. 3+.

Raymond by Yann and Gwendal Le Bec
(Walker, RRP £6.99)
We love the quirky story of Raymond, a capable canine who ends up as editor of Dogue magazine. 4-7.

Wild World by Angela McAllister
(Wide Eyed Editions, RRP £11.99)
Lyrical exploration of different habitats, looking at the animals and insects that live there. 5-8.

Professor Astro Cat's Human Body Odyssey by Dominic Walliman (Flying Eye Books, RRP £15.99)
The amazing Prof is back from his space adventures, with an odyssey closer to home, through the body. 5+.

Destination: Planet Earth by Jo Nelson
(Wide Eyed Editions, RRP £12.99)
Fact-packed book goes on a journey around our amazing planet – great for wannabe naturalists and scientists. 7+.

A Journey through Art: A Global History by Aaron Rosen (Thames & Hudson, RRP £14.95)
Art through the ages across the globe from cave paintings to the modern day. 7+.

Battle of the Beetles by M.G. Leonard
(Chicken House, RRP £6.99)
Darkus and friends are back for the third instalment of the coleopterology triology. Will they defeat Lucretia Cutler? 8+.