Series: Emma Dodd

Cinderelephant

by Emma Dodd

Published 1 September 2012

A lonely elephant mistreated by her warthog cousins charms Prince Trunky with the help of a furry godmouse.

Jack longs for a pet, something BIG, something EXCITING - like an elephant. Or a lion. Or maybe even a Tyrannosaurus rex! But mum's not so sure about Jack's suggestions, and she always has a very good reason. Then Jack thinks of a solution that pleases them both: a dog. However, Jack's choice of dog is perhaps not what his mum had in mind - This successful picture book is newly presented in a gorgeous board book format, designed to bring this humorous story to younger readers.

Amazing Baby: Lost and Found

by Emma Dodd and Beth Harwood

Published 1 February 2006

"Hello baby, look around! Let's play a game of lost and found!" This nifty little book develops fine motor skills and object recognition while entertaining youngsters through a simple game of lost and found. Originally published in 2005, it has proven a big hit, and is now being re-released with bolder colours and patterns, and enhanced age recommendations and developmental guidance for the purchaser.

Amazing Baby: Hide And Seek

by Beth Harwood

Published 1 November 2004

'Hide and Seek' is a lively, lift-the-flap title that encourages baby to look for a furry toy bunny.

Amazing Baby: Mummy Baby

by Beth Harwood

Published 1 April 2012

Amazing Baby board books are created in comfortable, strong trim sizes to fit growing hands, and are sure to attract a baby's attention! Mummy, Baby reveals a parent animal - cat, dog - on one side, with babies on the other side - kittens, puppies.

Amazing Baby: Squeak, Squeak

by Beth Harwood

Published 1 February 2004

Amazing Baby board books are created in comfortable, strong trim sizes to fit growing hands, and are sure to attract a baby's attention! With added textures elements, bold patterns and engaging illustrations, Squeak, Squeak is perfect for inquisitive babies.

Everything

by Emma Dodd

Published 1 May 2013

Which part of you do I love best?
I'm going to try a little test.

Your laughter sets my heart aflutter.
Your warm hugs make me melt like butter.

I love you when you're in a muddle.
Your tears tell me you need a cuddle.

One little koala find that a mother's love covers everything, from unhappy tears to twinkly smiles.

Forever

by Emma Dodd

Published 1 May 2013

Love between parent and child lasts a lifetime - the beautiful message in Emma Dodd's Forever. Featuring stunning illustrations of a polar bear family embellished with foil, this makes a handsome addition to Emma Dodd's ever-popular baby animal series. The perfect book for parent-child bonding at bedtime.

Charlie & Bandit Roman Rescue

by Emma Dodd and Kelly Gerrard

Published 1 March 2011

This is the first in a new time-travel series featuring Charlie and his dog, Bandit. In this first adventure they accidentally fall into a 'sinkhole' that transports them back to ancient Rome where their adventures begin as Charlie searches for his dog. Charlie is befriended by a young Roman named Cosmo; he must help his new friend win a chariot race before he can return home. The style and storyline are witty and appealing to all reading abilities. The context is educational and after the story, readers can delve into Charlie's notebook, filled with all sorts of information and sketches about ancient Rome that Charlie has collected just in case he ever goes back.

Baby Boo

by Emma Dodd

Published 1 February 2004

The fun, rhyming text, bright colours and bold patterns used make these books a favourite with inquisitive babies.

Twinkle Twinkle

by Emma Dodd

Published 1 February 2004

The fun, rhyming text, bright colours and bold patterns make these books a favourite with inquisitive babies. baby boo! has been shortlisted for the 2003 Sainsbury's Baby Book Prize.

Baa Baa Black Sheep

by Bianca Lucas and Emma Dodd

Published 1 April 2010

This retelling of 'Baa Baa Black Sheep' gives the traditional nursery rhyme a modern, funky twist with bright, bold graphics and texture patches on every spread.

Move It!

by Emma Dodd

Published 1 April 2010

This interactive book takes a look at babies' first actions, including sitting up, grasping, clapping and crawling. The book contains a mix of photos and graphics, with a large lenticular on the final page - tilt the page to watch the baby clap!

Black And White

by Emma Dodd

Published 1 April 2010

"Stripes and spots, dark and light, waves and dots, black and white!" Engage baby's gaze through these carefully chosen patterns which are designed to be easily decoded and help baby make sense of the world. Originally published in 2010, it has proven a big hit, and is now being re-released with bolder colours and patterns, and enhanced age recommendations and developmental guidance for the purchaser.

When You Were Born

by Emma Dodd

Published 1 November 2013

In her latest title, Emma Dodd explores what a new baby's arrival means to its parents. The book features stunning illustrations of different animal families and culminates with a gorgeous scene of a human family. With soft, beautiful artwork and heartfelt text, this celebratory book makes the perfect gift for new babies everywhere.

Sometimes...

by Emma Dodd

Published 1 April 2007

"Sometimes you're happy. Sometimes you're sad. Sometimes you're good. Sometimes you're bad." But one little elephant will always know his mother's love, in this picture book treasure from the ever-popular Emma Dodd. Featuring rhyming texts and delightful artwork embellished with foiling throughout, this much-loved title is now available in paperback.

Oranges & Lemons

by Emma Dodd

Published 7 July 2009

This title has chunky pages cut into three sections so baby can have hands-on fun flipping back and forth to mix and match pages of oranges, lemons and other colourful icons.

Night Night Cloth Book

by Emma Dodd

Published 1 April 2012

This pillowy cloth book is ideal for babies and toddlers. Her bright, detailed illustrations, entertain, engage and stimulate development.

You...

by Emma Dodd

Published 1 March 2010

Award-winning author and illustrator Emma Dodd takes us on a journey through the jungle in this instalment of her popular picture book series, where we find out about a daddy monkey who loves his son very much.

Miaow said the Cow

by Emma Dodd and Sam Lloyd

Published 1 March 2009

Award-winning illustrator and author Emma Dodd tells a tale of a manic, magic day at the farm! When Cat casts a spell to shut up noisy Cockerel, mice begin mooing, hens start oinking - even the sheep bark at Sheepdog! Cat finds it all hilarious until he's stuck with Cockerel's crow. Wise old Cow sets everything straight, and the farmyard returns to normal, except for naughty Cat.