Physical Health and Wellbeing:

• Oh the things you can do that are good for you, Tish Rabe
• Nora, the girl who ate and ate, Andrew Weale
• Flabby cat and slobby dog, Jeanne Willis
• Six dinner Sid Inga Moore
• Burger boy, Alan Durant
• Germs are not for sharing, Elizabeth Verdick
• I will not ever never eat a tomato, Lauren Childs

Mental Health and Emotional Wellbeing:

• Friends, Kathryn Cave and Nick Mayland
• Rosie and the yellow ribbon, Paula DePaolo
• Two friends, Clara Vullamy
• I’m not invited, Diana Cain Bluthenthal
• Hello – Jack Foreman
• Friends, Kim Lewis
• Halibut Jackson, David Lucas

Identity, Society and Equality:

• Elmer, David McKee
• It’s a George thing, David Bedford
• It’s okay to be different, Todd Parr

• No matter what, Debi Gliora
• The rainbow fish, Marcus Pfister
• But Martin, June Counsel
• This is our house, Michael Rosen
• What would we do without Mrs Mac? Gus Clarke
• Look after your planet (a Charlie and Lola story), Lauren Child
• Alfie gives a hand, Shirley Hughes
• That’s not funny, Adrian Johnson
• The frog Olympics, Brian Moses

Living and Growing:

• There’s going to be a baby, John Birmingham and Helen Oxenbury
• The great big book of families, Mary Hoffman
• Your mummy ate my football, Birmingham Health Education Unit
• Boys and girls, Birmingham Health Education Unit
• The world is full of babies, Mick Branning and Brita Granstrom
• Once there were giants, Martin Waddell
• Tell me again about the day I was born, Jamie Lee Curtis

Keeping Safe and Managing Risk:

• Dinosaurs beware – a safety guide, Marc Brown