New Releases by Mick Inkpen

Someone or something has nibbled a hole in Kipper''s toybox. When Kipper identifies the culprit he thinks his troubles are over - but in actual fact they are only just beginning This is a picture book first published in 1991.

A little girl imagines all the things she would do if she had a sheep for a pet.

There are no penguins at the North Pole but there used to be. This is the story of the last North Pole penguin,who was - as it turned out - was also the smallest penguin . . . Penguin Small.An extraordinary story about one small penguin''s journey to a new home, this book is also visual feast for children and adults alike.

One of a series of retellings of parables. Intended for children from five years of age and above, the books have modern cartoon-style illustrations by Mick Inkpen, who won the 1991 Children''s Book Award for Threadbear.

CHILDREN''S BOOKS/AGES 4-8

The story of Jojo, who has been passed round like a parcel, and who eventually gets his revenge.

Recounts the story of Jesus'' calming of the storm, as told through the eyes of a shipboard mouse.

Describes the birth of Jesus as told by a fox.