Series: sam lloyd

Boris is a very affectionate monster. He likes nothing better than showering everyone with kisses and, though endearing, it can also be very ticklish. The reader is asked to help Boris brush his hair ready for his trip to the park and gets smothered in grateful kisses. The same happens when we feed him, and when he gets to the park none of the other little monsters want to play with him because he is so loud and boisterous.

Naughty Nancy

by Sam Lloyd

Published 1 January 2012

Here are the Mini Monster Mates, who live in the same monster-land as the award winning Boris, Sid, Wendy and friends. We have already met Ernie, who likes to spot colours; and norman, who cant resist sticking his nose in and counting all kinds of smelly things. Now we meet Naughty Nancy, who finds that friendship is about being nice.

Turn It Up, Doris!

by Sam Lloyd

Published 1 September 2010

It's Doris's first day at school, and unlike her big-mouthed big brother, she's quiet and a bit shy. "Turn it up, Doris!" Boris tells her. But nothing can make her speak up until Boris falls down a hole on the way home. Then Doris surprises everyone when she saves the day by shouting for help. After that, Doris is so much more confident, and loud, that Boris has to say, "Turn it DOWN, Doris!"

Nurse Mousey and the Happy Hospital

by Sam Lloyd

Published 1 September 2013

Nurse Mousey has a very special job - she works at Happy Hospital, making sure all the poorly animals get better. Can you help her get ready, then save the day when Cheeky Monkey falls over? Children will love moving Nurse Mousey around this action-packed first title of an exciting new series.

Lenny Long Legs

by Sam Lloyd

Published 1 January 2012

Here are the Mini Monster Mates, who live in the same monster-land as the award winning Boris, Sid, Wendy and friends. We have already met Ernie, who likes to spot colours; and Norman who can't resist sticking his nose in and counting all kinds of smelly things. Now we meet Lenny Long Legs, who likes to try out opposites.

Nosey Norman

by Sam Lloyd

Published 1 September 2011

Meet the Mini Monster Mates, from the creator of the award-winning Calm Down, Boris! Nosey Norman is sniffing out numbers from one to five. Also available is Ernie the Eye Monster who is looking at all the colours in the park. These appealing, interactive finger puppet books are a perfect introduction to simple concepts, and come with a texture patch on the final spread.

Ernie The Eye Monster

by Sam Lloyd

Published 1 September 2011

Meet the Mini Monster Mates, from the creator of the award-winning Calm Down, Boris! Ernie the Eye Monster is looking for his mum, but every monster-mum that he finds is the wrong colour. Help him find her by looking at all the different colours in the park. Also available is Nosey Norman who is sniffing out numbers. These appealing, interactive finger puppet books are a perfect introduction to simple concepts, and come with texture patch on the final spread.

Crunchy Croc

by Sam Lloyd

Published 1 August 2012

Coco is a crocodile who loves to chomp on the wrong things. Can you help her pick good things to munch and crunch as she visits the fruit stall, cafe and vegetable shop in Jungle Town? The combination of Sam Lloyd's new paper collage artwork style and the toothy felt animal puppet mouth which can be rotated to chomp any part of the page create an irresistibly interactive reading experience. Coco's sturdy felt mouth also makes this book a fantastic 3D display item on any bookshelf.

Boris Babysits

by Sam Lloyd

Published 14 July 2016

Monster Mummy is going shopping, so Boris is babysitting for Monster Baby. The thing is, Boris isn't very good at it. He plonks Monster Baby in the dog basket, forgets to feed him and falls fast asleep when he should be putting Baby to bed. Can you help Boris babysit before things get really out of hand? There's a lot of looking after to do! With a cute, furry baby monster on ribbon to play with and attach to each page.
A hilarious follow-up to the bestselling Calm Down, Boris! by the super-talented Sam Lloyd.