Books from Campbell Books
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Bedtime for Ella
By Karen Wallace, Rebecca HarryCreated by Karen Wallace, and beautifully brought to life by Rebecca Harry`s illustrations, Ella is a very special character, whom young children will love.
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My Mummy Says
By Doodlemum, Justine SmithA soft and gentle take on family life and relationships that perfectly captures the humour and impulsive nature of family life, and those people who hold a special place in the lives of every child.Other titles in the series: MY DADDY SAYS
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A Friend for Ella
By Karen Wallace, Rebecca HarryBut then Ella discovers that tiny Freda often gets lost in the jungle, because she is so small. Realising that being big has its own advantages, Ella overcomes her jealousy, and finally learns to respect and appreciate her new friend.
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Splashy Whale
By Jo MoonThis bright, colourful bath book comes with a sucker to stop it floating away in the bath! With wonderful tactile patterns on the covers and a fun theme of opposites this book will have every baby looking forward to bath time!
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Baby's Day
By Jo MoonEach book has simple, high contrast images combined with patterns that increase in complexity as you go through the book. This series has been specifically designed to catch and keep babies' attention.
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My First Buggy Buddy: A Crinkly Cloth Book for Babies!
By Jo MoonA soft book with a handy strap! Cute, cuddly, and with crinkly pages to touch and feel, this first cloth book has a soft strap, making it easy to attach to a cot or buggy but soft enough to give to your baby.
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Fluttery Fish
By Jo MoonJoin in the fun with this gentle counting book. Babies and toddlers will love splashing around with these bright, colourful books with shaped covers. With their special sucker to attach to the bath, they won’t float away either.
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Shiny Starfish
By Jo MoonSeal is diving down deep - and there's shiny starfish, bouncing in the coral! Babies and toddlers will love splashing around with these bright, colourful books with shaped covers.
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My First Buggy Buddy - Noises
By Jo MoonA soft book with a handy strap! Cute, cuddly, and with crinkly pages to touch and feel, this first cloth book has a soft strap, making it easy to attach to a cot or buggy but soft enough to give to your baby.
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Shapes
By Jo MoonThe bright, appealing artwork in this book provides a simple introduction to colours which will capture baby's attention.
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Baby's Friends
By Jo MoonEach book in this series has simple, high contrast images combined with patterns that increase in complexity as you go through the book. This series has been specifically designed to catch and keep babies' attention.
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Baby's Toys
By Jo MoonEach book in this series has simple, high contrast images combined with patterns that increase in complexity as you go through the book. This series has been specifically designed to catch and keep babies' attention.
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My First London Bus
By Marion Billet"Follow the red bus around the streets of London visiting the sights."
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Chocolate Mousse for Greedy Goose
By Julia DonaldsonA variety of animals gather together with their friends for an evening meal.
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Busy Santa
By Ag JatkowskaSanta's loading up his sleigh with lots of presents for Christmas Day! Push, pull, turn and slide to bring Santa's busy day to life.
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Alice in Wonderland
Push, pull and turn mechanisms bring the story to life and introduce all the main characters, Alice, the White Rabbit, the March Hare, Mad Hatter, Dormouse and of course the Queen of Hearts.
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Busy Farm
With lots to see, in Busy Farm children can join in by pushing, pulling and turning the tabs to learn about life on a farm. Meet all the different animals, help the farmer bale the hay and join in rounding up the sheep at bedtime.
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Sea Creatures
Dive into busy rockpools, beautiful coral reefs, icy oceans, and the deep, dark sea in First Explorers: Sea Creatures. Meet turtles, jellyfish and penguins and lots of other amazing creatures...
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Tiger, Tiger, Time to Take a Bath!
What do you do if your ears are dirty, your nose is blocked or your hair is sticking up like a mad haystack? And just how do you achieve a...
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Moo Cow, Moo Cow, Please Eat Nicely!
By Jo LodgeHow good are your table manners?Do you eat with your mouth open like cow, or gulp your food like duck? Do you dribble like anteater or do you burp like...