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Jan Fearnley
A playful animal story centred on making and sharing pancakes. Its appeal lies in comic trouble, recognisable characters and the contrast between refusing help and wanting the finished food.
Joe Todd-Stanton
This appears to offer an adventurous, imaginative tale centred on a frightening-sounding mystery and concern for a living creature. Its strongest known appeal is the contrast between alarming stories and Erin’s protective purpose.
Mac Barnett
A playful, visually driven friendship story that uses repeated shapes, deadpan humour and reciprocal pranks. It offers opportunities to notice triangles and squares while inviting discussion about teasing, fear and unintended consequences.
Eoin Colfer
A funny, brisk story about two reluctant readers whose library visit becomes an adventure. It offers comic exaggeration, sibling banter, a vivid librarian and a clear change in how the boys view books.
Jean De Brunhoff
This is a fanciful, visually distinctive story about bereavement, adaptation and returning home. Babar moves between an animal world and a human-style society, with wonder, danger and a strong emphasis on manners, effort and belonging.
Jeremy Strong
Expect a pirate-school adventure involving lessons, frightening situations and a rescue. The story’s central movement is from first impressions of Patagonia to a more sympathetic understanding.
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