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My animal book is a hands-on, action-packed title to share with young children. The starting point is the child and the questions they ask about animals. First, there's a big...

The perfect kit for children to explore a science theme - in this case, the body - with Messy and the gang.

Messy and the gang investigate the mystery of the missing bees.

How do fish stay underwater for so long? Why do they look like they are talking? Take a deep breath and dive under the waves with Messy to find out!

Get ready for a trip to OKIDO. Fill out your passport, then let's go! This scrapbook is your OKIDO adventure kit and includes everything you need to explore the land...

Children can scribble, colour, fold and doodle their way through this imaginative activity pad - and then tear out the pages and pin them up on the wall for everyone...

Set off on a doodle adventure with Messy, a sock-eating monster who loves jokes and science. Scribble, colour, fold and doodle your way through this imaginative activity pad - and...

Original, imaginative and lots of fun, My Head-to-Toe Body Book is a look at the body inside and out for young children. The approach is hands-on: this book is all...

Visit OKIDO's farm, city, coffee shop, cloud ship, TV studio, mayor's house, bee hive, beach, robot island, ice-cream factory, balloon valley, space rocket and more with this beautifully produced sticker...

Meet Messy, a sock-eating monster who loves jokes and science. Each storybook is a new Messy adventure based on his search to find the answer to an everyday question about...

In which Messy and the gang find a hungry caterpillar, who promptly disappears. Has the caterpillar really turned into a butterfly?

Meet Messy, a sock-eating monster who loves jokes and science. Each storybook is a new Messy adventure based on his search to find the answer to an everyday question about...

The volcano's going to blow! Follow Messy and the gang in their lava palaver.

This book gives children the power of X-ray vision to see what's inside things. When a child holds a page up to the light, s/he can see through to the...