Bing
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A great new Bing picture book about how all kids want to have plasters, whether they need one or not, based on the award-winning CBeebies show.
When Coco gets an ouchy papercut on her finger, she’s given a plaster by Flop, and Nurse Bing helps take care of her.
But Bing really, really wants a plaster too! But does he actually need one?
A brilliant new picture book about sharing based on the award-winning CBeebies show Bing!
When Bing and Sula find a duckie helium balloon stuck in a tree in the park, they both want to play with it first.
“Stuckie Duckie! Quack! Quack! Quack!”
But there’s only one string! Can they share?
A wonderful Bing story about learning to share, being patient and showing resilience when things don’t go to plan!
Join Bing and Sula for a magical story in this brilliant new picture book, based on the award-winning CBeebies show!
Sula is dressed-up as the Fairy Queen today, with fairy wings, crown and magic wand covered in glittering sparkles. With one flick of her wand she turns Flop into . . . a frog!
“Ribbit! Ribbit!”
Bing wants to do sparkle magic too and become the Fairy King, but can Sula share her sparkly magic wand?
A wonderful new Bing picture book about learning to share, friendship and the power of imagination.
The perfect Christmas gift for Bing fans!
Packed with brand-new stories, fun puzzles, festive activities and colouring in based on the award-winning CBeebies series, Bing, this wonderful annual is a must for any Bing fan!
A fun, interactive sound book for Bing fans!
Round the corner, not far away, Bing is making music today!
Press the buttons to hear Bing and his friends play the musical instruments. Who will get the xylophone, the tambourine and the drum? And can they all wait their turn?
With five different buttons to press, children will love hearing and naming all the different musical instruments and bringing the story to noisy life! And with an on/off switch on the back, parents will love being able to turn off the sound when they need a little peace and quiet.
SHAKE DING BANG!
A wonderful new picture book about Bing catching a cold and not being able to go out and play based on the award-winning animated series Bing!
Bing can’t wait to go over to Sula’s to play today but there’s just one problem – he can’t stop sneezing . . .
ATCHOO! ATCHOO! ATCHOO!
Flop says he can’t go or he’ll give his snotty germs to his best friend. But Bing really really wants to see Sula and play at Amma’s house! What will Bing do?
A wonderful new picture book about not sharing germs, dealing with disappointment and the uplifting power of friendship.
A wonderful new picture book story about something all kids do at one point or another – dropping their ice cream – based on the award-winning CBeebies preschool show Bing!
It’s a hot day and Bing really wants an ice cream. But first he needs to find Gilly’s ice-cream van. Bing and Flop race all over the park to find her, only for Bing to then drop his ice cream while waving goodbye as the van pulls away. Poor Bing!
A very relatable story that helps kids talk about things that upset them, manage their disappointment and eventually feel better.
Join Bing as he learns about toothbrushing in this gorgeous shaped board book based on the award winning preschool series! It is perfect for encouraging children to brush their teeth with confidence!
It’s time for Bing to brush his teeth! Why don’t you grab your toothbrush and join him?
This book helps children learn about brushing their teeth – how to do it, when to do it and why we do it – with Bing as their role model.
There’s even a QR code that allows you to watch a Bing toothbrushing song online so children know exactly how long they should be brushing for!
Bing plays with autumn leaves in this lovely, bright picture book based on the award-winning CBeebies series Bing!
Amma has taken Bing and his friends to Howly Woods to make pictures from autumn leaves. When the wind blows Coco’s leaf away . . .
WHOOOOOOOSH!
Bing tries to catch it but it doesn’t go quite to plan.
A picture book that helps young children understand their emotions, recognise other people’s feelings, and build emotional resilience to cope when things go wrong.
