Help the Helpers! (Interactive Book)

This non-fiction book introduces young readers to various community helpers, such as bakers, doctors, police officers, teachers, firefighters, vets, builders, and pilots.

An early reader book introducing young children to various common occupations. Each page highlights a different job, such as a baker, doctor, firefighter, and pilot, helping children recognize different roles people play in society.

A simple and repetitive story perfect for very young children, focusing on identifying objects and asking questions. It introduces various items like a yellow jet, a queen, and a brown goat, engaging young readers with its question-and-answer format.

This is a simple, repetitive story designed for very young children to practice identifying common objects and asking 'Where is...?' questions.

A simple and repetitive story that introduces young children to basic descriptive words and encourages observation and questioning.

An early reader book designed to help young children recognize and name common vehicles. Each page features a clear illustration of a vehicle with a simple phrase, focusing on observation and vocabulary building.

An interactive story that explores how light helps us see colors and identify objects through a series of questions and answers about common things like the sky, animals, and everyday items.

This interactive phonics book helps children learn the letter sounds m, r, i, n, and c by recognising each letter, copying a simple hand action, and making the matching sound. With clear mouth-placement pictures and fun gesture cues, children build confident letter–sound connections through movement, speech, and play.

A simple and playful rhyming story that introduces young children to words that rhyme with 'hop', encouraging sound recognition and early literacy skills.

This book shows you how to use the Giggle Academy reading tools. Learn how to listen, speak, and read in different ways.

This engaging phonics book supports children in learning the letter sounds d, e, l, k, and f by spotting each letter, copying an easy hand action, and saying the matching sound. With clear mouth-placement visuals and playful gesture cues, children strengthen letter–sound links through movement, speaking, and hands-on learning.

Max is the host of the Animal Parade, but when he suddenly gets the hiccups, he can’t say the animal names quite right. This leads to a hilarious, hiccup-filled show! This playful story helps children learn about syllables and how words can be broken into parts, making early literacy fun and memorable.