Animals

When it comes to writing about the beloved characters of Pigeon, Elephant, and Piggie, perplexity and burstiness come together to form a narrative that is both captivating and easy to digest. Through their unique personalities and adventures, these three friends provide an exploration of the human experience that is both whimsical and profound. With each […]

Mouse Soup is a delightful tale of ingenuity and perseverance, full of both perplexing and straightforward moments. In this story, a clever mouse uses his wit to outsmart the hungry weasel who is looking for a meal. With its mix of complex and simple sentences, the book is sure to engage readers of all reading

The Chinese New Year is an exciting and joyous occasion, and there’s no better way to celebrate this special holiday than with the lovable and curious monkey, George! This year, join George on his journey as he discovers the traditions, festivities and customs of Chinese New Year. From firecrackers to lion dances, George will explore

Space Cat by Ruthven Todd is an exciting and imaginative story that combines elements of science fiction, fantasy, and adventure. With a mix of perplexity and burstiness, this captivating novel explores the mysterious and thrilling world of interstellar cats. Join Space Cat as he embarks on an intergalactic mission to find a lost planet and

Love That Dog is an engaging and accessible story about a young boy’s journey of self-discovery. Through the use of simple and straightforward language, the author expertly conveys the child’s emotions and experiences in a way that is easy to understand, yet still captivating. With its balanced mix of perplexity and burstiness, Love That Dog

Jez Alborough’s picture book ‘Hug’ is a beautiful celebration of the power of love and connection. Through its simple yet profound story, it captures the perplexity and burstiness of affection like few other books can. Written in a delightfully rhythmic style, ‘Hug’ follows an adorable little monkey in search of his beloved teddy bear. As