Explore Apple Tree Farm as Poppy and Sam look everywhere for Curly the pig. This is a charming story for beginner readers. Don't forget to spot the Usborne Little Yellow Duck who is hiding on each page. A charming story from the Farmyard Tales series featuring much-loved characters Poppy and Sam, illustrated by Stephen Cartwright. Now part of the Usborne Reading Programme, published in B-format hardback with a ribbon marker. First Reading Level Two books stretch the reader with more advanced storylines. They are 32 pages long, with extras including character pages and reading-related puzzles. Usborne First Reading titles are for beginner readers, containing short sentences and carefully controlled words and grammatical structures.

Curly the pig is stuck: will Mrs Boot be able to get him out? A charming story set on Apple Tree Farm featuring Mrs Boot the farmer, her children Poppy and Sam, and a menagerie of friendly animals including Woolly the sheep and Rusty the dog. This classic farm story for beginner readers is part of the Usborne First Reading programme. There are puzzles to solve at the back of the book, too!

Curly the pig is stuck: will Mrs Boot be able to get him out? Young children will love finding out what happens in this charming short story, specially written for new readers.

Poppy and Sam have lots of clever ideas - but they can't coax Gertie out of her pen until Rusty comes to the rescue. But why does Gertie want to stay in her pen? This simple story is part of the Usborne Reading Programme - over 300 books across seven levels, for children who are learning to read. With quizzes and activities at the end.

Woolly the sheep is always escaping: running around Apple Tree Farm and eating Mrs. Boot's flowers. But when she runs all the way to the Show, something unexpected happens. This simple story is part of the Usborne Reading Programme - over 300 books across seven levels, for children who are learning to read. With quizzes and activities at the end. Adapted by Anna Milbourne.

Ears the donkey is hungry and she causes mayhem at the farm show! Young children will love finding out what happens in this charming short story, especially written for new readers. Adapted by Susanna Davidson.

To celebrate 40 years of Usborne Publishing, the iconic Farmyard Tales collection has been re-issued for a new generation of children. It introduces Mrs. Boot the farmer, her children Poppy and Sam, Rusty the dog, Curly the pig, Woolly the sheep and all the other animal characters at Apple Tree Farm. With a Little Yellow Duck to spot on every page, it features twenty gentle stories that have already delighted three generations of children.

A charming story from the Farmyard Tales series featuring much-loved characters Poppy and Sam, illustrated by Stephen Cartwright. Now part of the Usborne Reading Programme, published in B-format hardback with a ribbon marker.

Sam's pet kitten has gone missing. Can Sam, Poppy and Ted find her? This delightful story from the popular Farmyard Tales series has been specially written for children who are learning to read and includes simple reading puzzles at the back of the book.

A charming story from the Farmyard Tales series featuring much-loved characters, illustrated by Stephen Cartwright. Now part of the Usborne Reading Programme, published in B-format hardback with a ribbon marker. First Reading Level Two books stretch the reader with more advanced storylines. They are 32 pages long, with extras including character pages and reading-related puzzles. Usborne First Reading titles are for beginner readers, containing short sentences and carefully controlled words and grammatical structures. Don't forget to spot the yellow duck on every page!

This much-loved story, with illustrations by Stephen Cartwright, has been rewritten with the help of reading experts to fit into the framework of the Usborne Reading Programme (First Reading, Level 2). Perfect for shared reading, with simple text and charming artwork. The much-loved Farmyard Tales series is revitalised for a new generation.

An interactive way for preschool children to learn their first words and simple sentences, with over 100 picture stickers to match with the correct words and phrases. Part of the Farmyard Tales series, set on Apple Tree Farm - home to characters Poppy and Sam.

This much-loved story, with illustrations by Stephen Cartwright, has been rewritten with the help of reading experts to fit into the framework of the Usborne Reading Programme (First Reading, Level 2). Perfect for shared reading, with simple text and charming artwork. The much-loved Farmyard Tales series is revitalised for a new generation. Adapted by Lara Bryan.

These are six gorgeous additions to the new "Usborne Sticker Stories" series, which combine a storybook, sticker book and puzzle book in one. Each title takes as its subject a traditional fairytale that is retold for young children in amusing and utterly captivating fashion. They are illustrated with inimitable flair by Stephen Cartwright, one of Usborne's most popular artists who also illustrated the phenomenally successful "Farmyard" Tales series. Each book contains over fifty stickers that can be used throughout the story to replace key words and help young children build their vocabulary. Retold by Heather Amery and Sarah Khan.

Young children should enjoy having the tales in this series read out to them. They are pefect for sharing and the pictures and simple text on every page aim to encourage children to read independently. Retold by Heather Amery.

Tuppenny the guinea pig sets out from home determined to start a new life. Soon he comes across a miniature travelling circus where he meets Sandy the Highland Terrier, Jenny Ferret, Paddy Pig and Pony Billy who welcome him into their company. Tuppenny and his new friends travel the countryside, performing for the animals of the farms and fields, and share many magical adventures along the way, such as the day Paddy Pig gets lost in the enchanted woods... Beatrix Potter wrote this chapter book for older children towards the end of her writing career. She wrote it for her own pleasure and at the request of friends in America who shared her love of the Lake District and north country tales.