My books
By Jane Porter Author and Illustrator
So You Want to Be a Frog
Jane Porter and Neil Clark
£12.99 £12.34Have you ever wanted to leap twenty times your own body length? Can you drink through your skin? How about catching all your food with just your tongue? Come and join frog club to learn all about amazing amphibians in this funny, fact-filled picture book. Let Fabio Frog put you through your paces. He’ll teach you how to croak, wriggle, leap and catch flies! Have you got what it takes? With gorgeous, humorous illustrations by Neil Clark.
King Otter
Jane Porter
£6.99 £6.64Once, an otter found a box. In it were fine clothes and fancy things. He put on a crown and looked in the mirror. I am splendid, he thought. I shall be KING Otter. He demands a throne, a banquet, a Grand Parade and a golden coach pulled by unicorns. Has Otter got too big for his boots?
Pink Lion
Jane Porter
£7.99 £7.59Arnold's got four paws, whiskers and a curly mane... but is he really a lion? He doesn't think he'll ever be able to run and roar like his fierce friends - until an unwelcome visitor changes his mind. A funny and exuberant tale about finding out who you really are.
The Boy Who Loved Everyone
Jane Porter and Maisie Paradise Shearring
£7.99 £7.59"I love you," Dimitri tells everyone, from his friends at nursery to the ants in the playground. But why doesn't anyone say it back? Dimitri worries that no-one loved him, until he discovers there are many ways love can spread through the world.
So You Want to Be an Owl
Jane Porter and Maddie Frost
£12.99 £12.34Welcome to Owl School! How's your hooting? Professor Olaf Owl is here to tell you everything you need to know about owls. From hatching to hunting and seeing in the dark, he's teach you to be a first-class owl. Have YOU got what it takes? A funny approach to non-fiction for all bird-lovers.
Tiny Penguins and the New Baby
Jane Porter
£6.99 £6.64Meet the Tiny Penguins! They love helping humans keep their houses tidy and have one special rule - stay out of sight! But when the Tiny Penguins see a sad Gertie hiding under her bed, they decide some rules are made to be broken... A warm and inviting picture book which offers a fresh look at the arrival of a new baby.
Brian the Brave
Paul Stewart and Jane Porter
£7.99 £7.59“Let’s all be friends,” says Brian… But Stanley only likes sheep with black wool, Hamish, Cassidy and Lou think black wool and white wool are rubbish – while Tracey and Frank only want sheep with horns in their gang. Then Brian bumps into a WOLF – and he knows he has to get all the sheep to ACT TOGETHER! A very funny story celebrating acceptance, friendship – and courage. Winner of the Derby Children's Book Award 2020.
A Little Bit of Hush
Paul Stewart and Jane Porter
£12.99 £12.34The Starlings are squabbling, the Crows are making a terrible din - it's so noisy the squirrel babies just can't sleep. Squirrel knows there's only one thing to do -. She must ask Owl for help... And so begins a magical woodland journey with Owl's amazing Silence Catcher. Owl and Squirrel discover moments of stillness, bubbles of silence...and at last, for Squirrel and her babies, could there be - A Little Bit of Hush? This beautiful picture book encourages Mindfulness and ways to find peace and stillness in our busy world.
Let’s Get Ready for School
Jane Porter and Carolina Rabei
£12.99 £12.34What will school be like? What will we do there? What if I miss Mummy? Do I have to go? All of these questions and more are answered in this warm and reassuring guide to starting school. Join Marley, Maya, Theo, Akiko, Ella and Zakir as they get ready - just like you!
The Girl Who Noticed Everything
Jane Porter and Maisie Paradise Shearring
£12.99 £12.34Stella is a great detective. She can’t help noticing everything around her – clouds shaped like horses, wheelie bins with faces, a lonely glove on a fence, people that look like their dogs and even a man with a furry hat that looks like a cat on his head. Stella tells Dad about everything she’s seen but Dad is worried that she’s going to hurt people’s feelings. But when Stella spots a sad lady in the park she knows that speaking up is just the right thing to do.