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A practical, activity-led resource for indoor toddler play, combining craft, imaginative play and hands-on tasks with stated learning aims. Its labels may help a caregiver choose ideas by skill, preparation, time and messiness.
Colin Furze
A lively making-focused non-fiction book combining ten home invention projects with stories and tips about Colin Furze’s larger creations. Its appeal is likely strongest for readers who enjoy building, experimenting and humorous contraptions.
Brian David Johnson
A fact-led introduction to AI, covering its origins, present-day uses and possible influence on the future. It combines explanations with myth busters, expert perspectives and illustrations, while framing AI as a tool alongside human creativity.
Kate Pankhurst
A lively introduction to women’s contributions across history and different fields, presented through colourful illustrations, short profiles, facts and quotations. Its page-by-page structure supports dipping in, revisiting individual figures and noticing links between personal achievement and wider social change.
Abigail Wheatley
A hands-on baking guide offering varied cake recipes, decorating techniques, adaptations and ideas for presenting cakes as gifts. Its strongest appeal is practical activity: reading leads directly into making, decorating and sharing food.
Julia Donaldson
This is a hands-on cookbook rather than a new Gruffalo story: children can help decorate and assemble imaginative food while adults handle some preparation. It offers 24 character-inspired recipes, including snacks, puddings, breakfasts and simple meals.
Stephen Mulhern
This is an activity-led nonfiction book: readers can learn and practise tricks, then consider how presentation, preparation and originality affect a performance. It suits shared experimentation as much as quiet reading.
Anna Milbourne
This is an upbeat exploration of what a child might do when entertainment stops. It offers a sequence of imaginative transformations, moving from frustration towards self-directed play and inventive possibilities.
Roald Dahl
A vivid childhood memoir that turns family memories, school adventures and holiday experiences into funny, unsettling and sometimes painful stories. It offers a personal view of historical schooling and connects remembered experiences with Dahl’s development as a writer.
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