Books published by publisher Mathew Price Ltd.

Beautifully illustrated scenes of lakes and rivers fold out to reveal the camouflaged creatures that live in those habitats. Use the handy magnifying glass to find them and turn the page to find out more information about each creature. Now available in Spanish!John Norris Wood was a professor of Natural History Illustration at the Royal College of Art in London and has been actively involved in conservation for most of his adult life.

Four scary tales children will love!The Creepies series shines a light on those dark corners for every child who has wondered if there is something lurking there. Filled with illustrations that encourage a child?s imagination, these unique, ?personal-sized? books are sure to entertain even the most reluctant reader. Sometimes things are not what they seem, so bring a flashlight and dive into the scary world of Creepies.br>Jumble Joan ? A trip up to Grandma?s attic brings unexpected frights in the form of the Ten O?Clock Horses. But it is not the horses that have the boys running out of the attic. It is the dreaded Jumble Joan!

Explore woods and forests in North America and Europe, full of meticulously rendered camouflaged creatures. Can you spot them? It’s not that easy. Turn the page to find the answers. Possibly the best, most authentic, series on camouflage for young children, the Hide & Seek books include intricate die-cut gatefolds and a magnifying glass.John Norris Wood is a renowned wildlife artist who has exhibited at London’s Royal Academy of Arts, Natural History Museum, and Victoria and Albert Museum. He lives on his own nature reserve in England with his boa constrictor.

"With beautiful illustrations and a warm gently humorous text, this book would make a perfect title for reading before naptime or bedtime. Little children will enjoy seeing the animals that the ducklings encounter during their search."--Through the Looking Glass Children's Book ReviewA new story with richly textured illustrations from the author of One Gorilla, an American Bookseller Association Pick of the List and New York Times Best Illustrated Children’s Book.Four little ducklings, separated from their mother, set out to find her. Mommy, is that You? is from the illustrator of The Reindeer Christmas (hailed for its “sumptuous pictures” by The New York Times), which has sold over one hundred thousand copies in the United States.Atsuko Morozumi was born in Japan. Since graduating from London’s Royal College of Art, she has become a major children’s artist whose work has been published in over twenty countries. She lives in the south of England with her son.

"Room for One More is more than an ordinary picturebook—it has small paper flaps that children can lift, creating a simple memory game...Delightful color illustrations add to a whimsical story ideal for parents and children to share at storytime or bedtime."—Children's Bookwatch"Kids are going to love this one, I can almost guarantee!...Good for a small group read aloud."—A Patchwork of Books"The is bound to delight a young child."—BookviewsA charming story of gentle compassion as a family outing takes a surprising turn! First the family finds a lost frog and decides to take him home. Before the day is over, they find a kitten, a canary, a hungry mouse, and a puppy. There is always room for one more—until they are almost home and find a lost elephant! Lift-the-flaps add fun to this youngest child memory game and story.Mathew Price was born in the west of England. He spent five years at London University and then five years in a bookstore. He was a children’s publisher before launching as a packager in 1983 and as a publisher in 1998. He is married to a Hawaiian American and has two children. He has written many books for young people.Ian P. Benfold Haywood studied fine art at the Nottingham School of Art and Design and illustration at the North Wales School of Art and Design. He has been a community artist and an art teacher and has illustrated a number of children’s books, including Linda Newbery’s Catcall (Orion), which won a silver medal in the Nestlé/Booktrust awards.

Parsnip is a gentle bedtime story of a little lamb born on a cold and snowy night and how she meets her first friends and gets her new name. It is a reassuring story for the youngest children, and sweet lift-the-flaps provide interactive fun.Sue Porter was born in London and now lives in France. She is married with two children. Her hobbies are painting, the French language, and playing the violin. She has been a full-time illustrator for many years and has illustrated more than fifty children’s books.