This Is London by Miroslav Sasek (Universe, £10.99)The gorgeous retro illustrations are the star of this classic book that opens with a brown page: “Well, this is London – hidden by fog.” Ha, ha. A wonderful piece of vintage nostalgia depicting

Huey, regardless of gender.The Hueys all look the same, think the same and do the same things. Until one day, Rupert knits himself a nice new jumper… How will the other Hueys react? The first in a new series, The Hueys In The New Jumper is a hilarious

kind of children’s book and had suggested a story to his publisher about a worm eating through the pages. In the story, the newly hatched caterpillar starts to look for food. On day one he eats one piece of fruit, the next two, the next three and so on

of children’s book and had suggested a story to his publisher about a worm eating through the pages. In the story, the newly hatched caterpillar starts to look for food. On day one he eats one piece of fruit, the next two, the next three and so on, until he

-The-Pooh books and found them very funny. But my favourite book was and still is the book my grandfather Sid wrote for me. He lived around the corner from my house when I was little and he would come over every day to pick up our dog whilst we were all out. He

Any boy who turns up on their first day of school sporting a straw boater and a yellow-and-lime-green striped blazer is bound to turn a few heads. And just a quick glance at the extraordinary array of equipment Marshall Armstrong sets out on his

in Huey World is peaceful and dandy, with everyone having the same pursuits and tastes, until one day Rupert decides to knit himself a rather fetching orange jumper to get himself noticed in the crowd. At first, there's dissention among his fellow Hueys

and rascal, to come.Find out why Winnie The Pooh won our Junior Design Award for Best Classic Book 2012Discover who all of the winners were in our children's books categories

Name The Cat in the HatBorn 1957Defining moment It's a cold, wet day and two bored children are gazing out of the window wondering what to do when they hear an ominous bump: "We looked! Then we saw him step in on the mat. We looked! And we saw him

-you-can’t-beat-’em-join-’em attitude, he flits off to the other enclosures in search of greener grass.    Author and illustrator Sarah Dyer has a soft spot for unconventional characters. Her previous books, such as Clementine And Mungo and Monster Day At Work, feature quirky, pointy