Way up high in the treetops, sleeps a happy little acorn. Until one day, he falls to the forest floor with a THUMP!

Dormouse, Bird and Squirrel invite Little Acorn to dance, sing and play. But there’s only one place he wants to be – back in the treetops. The way back is not easy though – especially with a hungry piglet on the loose!

Can Little Acorn’s new friends help him find the courage to step out of his comfort zone and enjoy living in the moment? And will he ever make it back to the top of the tree?

A wonderfully funny and reassuring story about friendship – perfect for children facing new experiences.

Play a plethora of sounds from the natural world and be enchanted by everything from buzzing bees in spring to hooting owls on a chilly winter’s night. Charming, scene-setting text, useful labels and phenomenal facts help introduce children to the sounds and behaviours of creatures in each habitat.

Pippa and Pelle set off for an autumn of windy adventures in this beautifully illustrated seasonal story by Daniela Drescher

The Shady Acre community is getting ready for the harvest festival, and there’s lots to do to prepare for it. All the trucks have important jobs-but there are many in need of repair. No worries-just call on Little Red to help, and in the nick of time too!

This preschool offering features trucks of all sizes: Quick Silver Combine, Purple Seeder, Blue Tractor, Green Bandwagon, Yellow Donut Truck, and Orange Hay Ride and reinforces the colors in the color wheel (truck-coded) as well as the colors of autumn.

Autumn is Fox’s favourite time of year – there’s so much to do, like scrunching leaves, tasting blackberries and picking apples. But Autumn is slipping away … can Fox make it stay, or will he learn that a season shared is never forgotten?

Join Fox on his hilarious quest to stop autumn from leaving and watch him discover that perhaps change isn’t such a bad thing after all…

A brilliantly funny tale about the changing seasons and learning to be in the moment

• Fabulous text by Fiona Barker and stunning illustrations by Christine Pym
• Full of humour and heart, perfect for fans of The Leaf Thief and The Squirrels Who Squabbled.

It’s autumn in this gorgeous sticker book full of beautiful scenes. Use stickers to fill the trees with apples, find fallen conkers, decorate pictures on the first day of school, pick a pumpkin and carve it for Halloween, fill a trick-or-treating scene and much, much more.

With over 120 stickers, 11 scenes, a gentle rhyming story and a checklist at the end for spotting extra details in each scene, this is the perfect autumnal activity book for even the youngest nature lovers.

Published in collaboration with the National Trust.

Other titles in the series include: Getting Ready for Christmas and Getting Ready for Spring.

One autumn day, Bear is all ready to go for a picnic with Mouse. But there is no tap, tap, tapping on Bear’s front door… No sign at all of his small and grey and bright-eyed friend. Bear sets out to look for Mouse and finds him sitting on a stump, lamenting the signs of autumn – the leaves falling, the birds leaving, and the flowers going, too. After not too long, Bear agrees that this autumn day really IS the worst day ever.

But together, with slippery puddles, wonderfully messy mud, and tea and pickles in front of a crackling fire, Bear and Mouse may find that this preposterous day may not be quite so bad after all.

This charming collection, which brings together three autumn stories, is the perfect seasonal gift for children.

Once upon a time there were two good friends, a frog and a toad . . .

In this timeless and very funny collection of autumn stories, Frog and Toad enjoy spending their days together. From doing kind deeds for one another, persevering when trying to fly a kite, to sharing the shivers when Frog tells a scary story, these two lovable characters really are the best of friends.

Also look out for: Springtime with Frog and Toad, Summer with Frog and Toad and Christmas with Frog and Toad.

‘I bow before Arnold Lobel: he is my utter hero’ Julia Donaldson