- Don't mix up my puppy!, by Rosamund Lloyd ; illustrated by Spencer Wilson
- Tree, a peek-through board book, Britta Teckentrup ; text by Patricia Hegarty
- Hide-and-seek, Susan Hill Long ; illustrated by Rose Mary Berlin ; based on the best-selling books by Marcus Pfister
- Bunny slopes, from the New York Times Bestselling Illustrator, Claudia Rueda
- Peek-a choo-choo!, Nina Laden
- Toby's silly faces, by Cyndy Szekeres
- The Incredible Hulk, illustrations by Sal Buscema
- Where's Woolly?, Heather Amery ; illustrated by Stephen Cartwright ; edited by Jenny Tyler
- Twelve days of Christmas, by Alison Inches ; illustrated by Alison Winfield
- Huff & puff, by Claudia Rueda
- Where's Spot?, by Eric Hill
- The Pups save the bunnies, based on the teleplay "Pups save the bunnies" by Ursula Ziegler-Sullivan ; illustrated by MJ Illustrations
- Tog the dog, Colin and Jacqui Hawkins
- Happy Halloween, Biscuit!, story by Alyssa Satin Capucilli ; pictures by Pat Schories
- Look, a tummy time book, Gavin Bishop
- The Berenstain Bears' baby Easter bunny, Jan & Mike Berenstain
- Here comes Santacorn, written by Danielle McLean ; illustrated by Prisca Le Tandé
- Peek-a-boo you!, Jane Cabrera
- Dinosaurology, being an account of an expedition into the unknown South America -- April 1907, by Raleigh Rimes, Assistant to Colonel P.H. Fawcett
- S is for Santa, a Christmas alphabet, by Greg Paprocki
- Trick or Pete, by James Dean
- Where's Curly?, Heather Amery ; illustrated by Stephen Cartwright ; edited by Jenny Tyler
- Oh Chanukah!, by L.J. Goodman ; illustrated by Liz Conrad
- There's a monster in my house, Jenny Tyler and Philip Hawthorn; illustrated by Stephen Cartwright
- The night before Christmas, [Clement Clark Moore ; illustrations by Maggie Downer]
- Milo and the magical stones, written and illustrated by Marcus Pfister ; translated by Marianne Martens
- Sophie's busy day, [written by Dawn Sirett ; designed by Helen Senior]
- The secret birthday message, by Eric Carle
- Egyptology, search for the tomb of Osiris, being the journal of Miss Emily Sands, November 1926-, [Dugald Steer] ; [illustrated by] Ian Andrew, Nick Harris, Helen Ward
- Ricky Ricotta's Mighty Robot, an adventure novel, by Dav Pilkey ; pictures by Martin Ontiveros
- Pete the Kitty's cozy Christmas, a touch-and-feel book, by Kimberly & James Dean
- The tortoise and the hare, Alison Ritchie ; illustrated by Nahta Nój
- Pirates, illustrations by Laila Hills
- Pat the cat, Colin and Jacqui Hawkins
- Harry Potter Quidditch, magical film projections, produced by Insight Editions ; illustrated by Scott Buoncristiano
- Bottoms up!, Yusuke Yonezu
- The crayons' Christmas, [text by] Drew Daywalt ; [illustrations by] Oliver Jeffers
- Animal hide-and-seek, [written by Jenny Tyler] ; illustrated by Stephen Cartwright
- The snowman, Raymond Briggs
- Faces
- Unicorn's birthday, by Lucy Golden ; illustrated by Sophie Beer
- Arthur decks the hall, Marc Brown
- In the fiddle is a song, A lift-the-flap book of hidden potential, by Durga Bernhard
- Spot sleeps over, Eric Hill
- Zug the bug, Colin and Jacqui Hawkins
- Bad kitty, Searching for Santa, Nick Bruel
- Open this little book, by Jesse Klausmeier ; illustrated by Suzy Lee
- Clifford's first Easter, Norman Bridwell
- Boo!, this book made by Lindsey Sagar, Aimée Chapman, Hannah Cockayne, and Kylie Hamley
- You're my little firecracker, written by Nicola Edwards ; illustrated by Natalie Marshall