Books published by publisher Mathew Price Ltd.

In this delightful original story, readers learn how Santa chose reindeer as the animals that would pull his sleigh. “Morozumi’s sumptuous, textured watercolors feature earthy winter tones with splashes of holiday reds and greens. Her scenes depicting the flying animals’ mishaps portray just the right touch of humor without becoming slapstick.”--Publishers Weekly

“Does anyone mind if I have the last teeny, weeny potato?” asked Goat. Everyone at the table wants the last potato, but deliciously crafty Goat means to have it all to himself. A hilarious story, full of dirty deeds, with a surprise ending.Sue Porter has written and/or illustrated more than fifty acclaimed children’s books. Her work includes Sweet Dreams (DK Publishing) and The Secret of Platform 13 (Scholastic).

"How did the elves first meet Santa? The believable story reads like a traditional tale, and the detailed paintings of elves at work and play are filled with tiny details that make their world convincing. Kids will enjoy this view of the North Pole's shortest residents."—Kirkus ReviewsAtsuko Morozumi grew up in Japan. She graduated from the Royal College of Art in London and is now a major children's artist published in over twenty countries. Her first book, One Gorilla, was on the New York Times list for "10 Best Illustrated Books of the Year."

This is the story of two friends with very different personalities. It tells of longing, affection, and tolerance.Rowley Carter was born in Thurlestone, England. He is married to a Hawaiian and lives in Texas. He has written many books for children and is published in many different countries all over the world.Moira Kemp was born in Kingston, England, in 1956 and studied history at Oxford University before going on to art school. Over four million copies of her books have been sold worldwide.

Children will love lifting the flaps on each page to follow the surprise stories. Loving illustrations and simple repetitive text make toddlers turn to these peekaboo books again and again.Sensitive illustrations and simple, repetitive text capture the loving relationship between fathers and babies. Lift-the-flap surprises uncover the answer to important questions like, “Who takes me to the swings?” Daddy, of course!Also in this series:Knock! Knock!My MommySmile Please!

“A fine briefing document for a visit to the aquarium.”—The Washington Post Book WorldDeep in the world's oceans, fascinating creatures are camouflaged in coral reefs, lurking in weeds, and buried in sand. An irresistible page-turner—open the gatefolds and use the handy magnifying glass to discover and learn about some of nature's strangest creatures. Also 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.

Praise for Tractor Factory:“For young kids with a fascination for mechanics, Tractor Factory will be irresistible.”—American BooksellerLower the engine! Fit the front loader! Test the backhoe! Take a tour of the amazing tractor factory and watch them build the perfect tractor. Includes bold, colorful illustrations and surprise moving parts on every page.Elinor Bagenal was born in the Kenyan outback. She went to school in the United Kingdom and studied music and dance. She is a talented musician and has traveled all over Europe with a dance band as well as all through Africa. She set up a children’s book shop in London and was a children’s editor for many years.Steve Augarde was born in Birmingham, England. He is an illustrator, musician, amateur mechanic, and a genuinely original paper engineer. His illustration work includes thirty children’s books, as well as advertising, comic strip, and animation drawings for the BBC. His music includes work in semiprofessional bands, mostly jazz, playing guitar and double bass. Steve is married to a midwife and has two daughters.

Sebastian the curious kitten is playing in the garden with his brothers and sisters when he catches sight of a butterfly. “Wait for me,” he calls, and he is off on another adventure. This is a collection of further adventures with Sebastian and features peek-a-boo holes in the pages that show children tantalizing hints of each adventure to come.Vanessa Julian-Ottie is the author/illustrator of many books for children and the creator of the famed Butterfly Fairies collectables.