Story Books

''Eating carrots is good for your eyes - you never see a rabbit wearing glasses!" Or do you? Ruby rabbit doesn't like carrots and falls behind in school because she can't see the whiteboard properly. After a visit to the opticians, she gets sparkly new glasses and all is well! She discovers carrots aren't so bad after all.

Jake is Different is a gentle book on Autism/Asperger's syndrome. This children's book is also a friendly guide for signs to look out for.

My Great Grandad Was a Soldier is a gentle introduction to a time in history - The Second World War. A young boy called Jacob discovers his great grandads uniform and becomes inquisitive. Including a foreword by Simon Weston CBE.

This is a gentle book of reassurance to let children know that they are still loved despite the fact that mummy is poorly. When a parent is bi-polar or suffers from a depressive or other mental illness, it can be hard for a child to understand that a parent's withdrawal does not mean they have stopped loving them. It could help avoid insecurity and provide reassurance that things will eventually return to normal. Endorsed by author and mental health and disability advocate Jeanette Purkiss.

Bobby is a sad car that has been neglected and then part exchanged for a newer car. Bobby gets a new lease of life when Daniel, an enthusiastic young man, buys him as a project and turns Bobby into a lovely-looking car with a powerful new engine. This proves to be the start of their journey together and they have many adventures where Bobby comes to the rescue.