Books published by publisher Hedsite Press

Humans have gnomes - hedgehogs have Hedgegnomes.When Henry the Hedgegnome sets off to do some jobs by himself, a series of mishaps teaches him that it is sometimes better to wait for someone to help.This children's illustrated book will be loved by pre-readers as a bedtime story and enjoyed by early readers as they learn to read.A funny and easy to read story that is beautifully complimented by the strikingly simple illustrations.32 pages and 14 colour illustrations.

Henry the Hedgegnome stars in a Christmas story. Henry the Hedgegnome is sad because all his friends from the garden have gone away to visit their families, and he is all alone. When he decides to go for a walk in the snow, he discovers a surprise visitor in the garden. Together, they have the most amazing Christmas Day. A great bedtime story about everyone's favourite little spiky character. Another beautifully illustrated tale about the Children's favourite.

Children's favourite, Henry the Hedgegnome, stars in another tale that's ideal for preschoolers and early readers. It’s Henry’s birthday, but all his friends have gone missing. Will he ever find anyone to invite to his birthday party? Henry the Hedgegnome is much-loved by children and adults alike, the simple style will capture the imagination of everyone who reads it or has it read to them. A perfect bedtime story or introduction to reading.

Humans have gnomes - hedgehogs have Hedgegnomes. When Henry the Hedgegnome sets off to do some jobs by himself, a series of mishaps teaches him that it is sometimes better to wait for someone to help. This children's illustrated book will be loved by pre-readers as a bedtime story and enjoyed by early readers as they learn to read. A funny and easy to read story that is beautifully complimented by the strikingly simple illustrations. 32 pages and 14 colour illustrations.

Henry the Hedgegnome meets a fairy in the garden who is upset because she can’t remember what important job she has come to do. Can Henry and his friends help her to remember and get the job done in time? Henry the Hedgegnome is small, spiky, and wears stripy socks. It's a little known fact that hedgegnomes practically run the garden. Surely, you don't think flowers open themselves each morning, do you? Everyone loves Henry the Hedgegnome, and through the enjoyment of hearing the stories, children are shown that wildlife and garden creatures are fun and friendly. This children's illustrated book will be loved by pre-readers as a bedtime story and enjoyed by early readers as they learn to read.A funny and easy to read story with beautifully simple illustrations.

Henry the Hedgegnome and his friends are putting on a circus in the garden. Henry wants to be a clown but, whatever he tries, he can’t make anyone laugh. That is, until he has an accident with a bowl of soup… Henry the Hedgegnome is small and spiky, and lives in the garden. It is a little known fact that hedgegnomes practically run the garden. Surely, you don't think flowers open themselves each morning, do you? Everyone loves Henry the Hedgegnome, and with the introduction of his friends, children are shown that wildlife and garden creatures are fun and friendly. In this story we meet a clumsy spider, some comical woodlice and are reacquainted with Henry's old friend Mr Bee. This children's illustrated book will be loved by pre-readers as a bedtime story and enjoyed by early readers as they learn to read. A funny and easy to read story with beautifully simple illustrations. 32 pages and 14 colour illustrations.

Children's favourite, Henry the Hedgegnome, stars in another tale that's ideal for preschoolers and early readers. It’s Henry’s birthday, but all his friends have gone missing. Will he ever find anyone to invite to his birthday party?Henry the Hedgegnome is much-loved by children and adults alike. The simple style will capture the imagination of everyone who reads it or has it read to them. A perfect bedtime story or introduction to reading.

After a hard day’s work in the garden, Henry's little tummy is rumbling, and it's time to think about making some tea. Starting with one onion and ending with ten peas, Henry gathers all the ingredients he needs to make a big pot of yummy soup. Younger children are introduced to the numbers 1-10 as they accompany Henry the Hedgegnome around the garden in search of the ingredients to make his tea. Everyone loves hedgehogs, and children find this little spiky chap adorable. This book is the perfect introduction to a lifetime of using numbers.