Nick Butterworth

Percy the Park Keeper always feeds the animals in the park where he lives. But one cold winter's night Percy discovers that his friends need more than food & he must help them find a warm place to sleep. Percy's hut is warm but Percy discovers that if you invite one animal in, you'll have to invite them all & his hut is only small!

The animals can't imagine what Percy is doing in the workshop, but he is making a lot of noise. As the animals guess what he could be making, Percy emerges sitting on top of a very strange machine. The animals jump aboard for a very bumpy ride.

It's a beautiful spring morning and a perfect opportunity for Percy to trim the overgrown maze. The animals decide to have some fun hiding on the stone lion in the middle of the maze, to surprise Percy.

In this latest adventure of Percy and his friends, the park keeper sets an exciting treasure trail to follow and the animals meet a new friend who at first frightens them but is actually a friendly calf.

Here you can listen to six fantastic park adventures, performed by Jim Broadbent.Percy the park keeper works hard looking after the park and his animal friends who live there. But Percy still likes to find time for some fun and games. And of course in Percy?s Park there?s always time for a story?This fantastic collection brings together six entertaining adventures:The Secret Path (Text copyright ♭ Nick Butterworth 1994)The Rescue Party (Text copyright...

'Jasper's Beanstalk' develops awareness of days of the week and time passing, and will encourage first steps in reading alone. Jasper plants a bean. He waits for it to grow into a beanstalk all week. How long will he have to wait before he can start looking for giants?

A rejacketed edition of a title which portrays the humour and charm of a typical school Nativity play, in which all the children recite their lines proudly, and finally they all join in, with their parents and the audience, to sing a Christmas carol. Illustrated in colour.

This Dad is, quite simply, brilliant! He's as strong as a gorilla, fantastic on roller skates, and can sing like a pop star! Find out what else he can do in this colourful book that bursts with appreciation for Dads.

Freddie cries as soon as the word bedtime is mentioned. His mum and dad are at their wit's end. They've tried everything to comfort him - Mum has tried reading and Dad has tried singing a lullaby. Luckily Freddie's gran is very wise and very clever, and she has a plan.

A storm is raging outside and Percy, the park keeper, is having a sleepless night. When he awakes the next morning he finds the old oak tree blown over which is a disaster for his animal friends who live there, but he soon helps them find new homes.