Fabulous Frogs

by Martin Jenkins

Published 1 October 2015

A bright, funny Nature Storybook about all kinds of frogs from prize-winning author Martin Jenkins, stylishly illustrated by Tim Hopgood.

Conservation biologist Martin Jenkins takes a funny and affectionate look at frogs around the world, from the mighty West African Goliath frog and colourful South American Poison Arrow frog to the south-east Asian Flying frog and the humble frog in your garden pond. Both author and illustrator delight in the diversity and occasional weird behaviour of these small and much loved creatures. Tim Hopgood's bold and playful illustrations succeed in capturing each frog's defining characteristics, and the largest and smallest frogs in the world are drawn to scale which helps bring them to life even more. An engaging and informative book with captions, fact pages and an index.


The Emperor's Egg

by Martin Jenkins

Published 1 October 1999

An award-winning picture book about the Emperor penguin’s parenting.

The Emperor penguin is the only large animal to remain on the Antarctic mainland throughout its bitterly inhospitable winter. Once the female has laid her egg, she heads back to the sea, leaving the male to incubate it. He then spends two months standing on the freezing cold ice with the egg on his feet! This is his story.


It's not just elephants that are big - so are elephant families! And the biggest and most important member of all...is Grandma. She's the boss! Find out why in this fascinating book by the author of The Emperor's Egg, winner of the TES Junior Information Book of the Year Award. Entertaining narrative text is complemented by facts on every double page, and an index and fact section at the back make this a fascinating and informative picture book for young ele-fans everywhere!

Chameleons Are Cool

by Martin Jenkins and Susan Shields

Published 11 September 1997
A non-fiction picture book about chameleons written from a very personal viewpoint, mixing fact with feelings, encouraging children to think, feel and imagine as they learn.

Fly Traps!

by Martin Jenkins

Published 1 October 1996
Describes the habitat and physical characteristics of various insect-eating plants.