Jillian Powell Knihy

We ran past a chicken, we ran past a clown and we ran past a caterpillar. Then we ran past the finish line!

This is a poem about Mrs. Mog, who lives in a house with 26 cats. Wherever you look you can be sure to find one, and they get all over the place Illustrated by Korky Paul

Ideal for newly independent readers, this series presents brightly illustrated stories with large text format by top authors and illustrators.

What different objects can children use during play? Find out in this photographic non-fiction book.

Why are there pyramids? What does a mummy look like? Introducing beginner readers to the mysteries of ancient Egypt with accurate illustrations, interesting facts and simple text for independent reading.

Will Tall Tilly's teacher be able to show her that being tall isn't all bad? Tall Tilly is very tall. She is taller than her best friend Molly, and too tall for her bed. She is too tall to be a ballerina. She is not happy and wishes she was small and dainty, until her teacher has an idea . . .

Read & Respond has been fully updated with new content. It provides teachers with a wealth of resources to teach Letters from the Lighthouse. Notes and activities reflect the Curriculum and include shared texts, guided reading notes, reading activities, speaking and listening activities, writing projects and assessment guidance.

Each book in this series is aimed at children aged five and over. Written and illustrated by top authors and illustrators, they feature brightly illustrated rhyming stories with a large text format, which interact to help develop visual literacy.

Written from a child's perspective, this collection of stories invites young readers to explore and discover the world around them. Accompanied by audio and engaging activities, it serves as an ideal introduction to learning English, fostering a love of reading in children. Peapod Readers aim to make the journey into literacy both enjoyable and educational.