It's showtime in the supermarket as Supertato and the veggies put on their very own production of Jack and the Beanstalk, starring The Evil Pea as Jack and Supertato as Jack's mum. Discussions can also be had at what superpower the children would like to have if they were a superhero like Supertato! This is a book which will stretch your imagination, celebrate differences and fire up your storytelling brain. And for adults, it is the true story what frozen peas get up to when they escape from the packet and you know that you haven't found them all.

An innovative concept, playing on the excitement of superheroes but with a real twist: it is all about vegetables, a superhero potato, and a mischievous evil pea causing havoc in the supermarket isles.Following on from this it is also very colourful and interactive, giving opportunities for children to ask lots of questions! From bestselling, award-winning duo Sue Hendra and Paul Linnet comes the story of the much-loved Supertato’s nemesis—The Evil Pea. They went on to create many bestselling books together, working in a small room in their house in Brighton.

Supertato is the hero in this humorous picture book, in which he has to save the veggies from an escapea! Purchase or borrow for caregivers/teachers who are looking for a story to read during their healthy food choices units. Join Island, and friends Glove, Banana, Bird, and Bottle as they investigate the curious case of what’s just washed up on Island’s chin. A lonely young snowball, stuck at the top of a mountain, decides to visit the local town for a bit of fun—but on his way he trips, falls, and starts to roll. Lots of humour and vibrant illustrations will have children giggling in anticipationas they wait to discover Cake’s fate.

Paul Linnet was born in Brighton and grew up in the Midlands, reading Tintin and playing classic 80s video games, before becoming obsessed with scribbling, writing, guitars and motorcycles. Follow Gordon the Balloon on his adventures around the world; learning new things, meeting people, and avoiding all the dangers which come with being a balloon. I love the concept, the illustrations and the little bit of adult humour that creeps in from time to time.