Collins Big Cat is a guided reading series for ages 4-11 edited by Cliff Moon. Top children's authors and illustrators have created fiction and non-fiction books that your children will love to read, banded to help you choose the right book for every child. Practical ideas for guided reading are included at the back of each book. Mojo and Weeza are back, and they are looking smart! But how long will they stay that way...? Find out in this comic follow-up...

Wild Summer tells a beautiful story of a girl and her grandfather as they explore the nature around them in the summer months.

The animals of Mr. Tanner's farm escape from smog and smoke on Earth in a rocket.

"Where there's a ball . . . there will always be someone who wants to play soccer. Whether in Tanzania or Togo, Burma or Brazil, children love soccer. GOAL! celebrates the sport's power to bridge cultural divides and bring together the many and diverse people of the world. Filled with fun facts and striking photos, this book is a poetic snapshot of soccer around the globe, available just in time for the 2014 World Cup!"--

When Humperdink the baby elephant joins the children's playgroup, he seems friendly enough, but it soon becomes clear that he's not very good at the usual games the children play, like dressing up or hide-and-seek. When he breaks the children's favourite slide, everyone feels sad. But with a little patience and understanding the children soon discover that Humperdink is good at some things - especially if they use their imaginations - leading to a...

Hoot owl flies through the night and assumes numerous disguises in order to catch a meal.

After suggesting he and his father go to the river to cool down, a little bear tries to impress his father along the way.

After a night of snow, a brother and sister build a snowbear, so when they sled down a hill and have trouble getting back up again, their snowbear friend comes to help.

At bedtime, Stella must find a way to make her toys fall asleep before she can go to sleep.

The residents of North Skettykolk are no match for a visiting mountain goat with an enormous appetite for flowers.