Zak the Zebra Fits Right In
Zak has stripes just like all the other zebras, but his big, floppy ears make him feel like he doesn’t fit in. When his friends show him that everyone is different, and his special ears save the day, Zak learns that being different is something to be proud of.
Zak the Zebra Is a Good Listener
Zak has the biggest ears on the savanna, but he doesn’t always listen. After a very muddy SPLOSH on Mrs Shelly’s nature walk, he learns three simple steps (stop, look and think) just in time to help his whole class.
Zak the Zebra Says Thank You
Zak’s friends are always doing kind things for him: juicy leaves from Gina, a cool splash from Ellie, a rescued kite from Milo and a found ball from Pip. But Zak forgets to say thank you! So he picks flowers, finds the biggest melon, stamps hoof-print cards and throws the happiest Thank-You Party the savanna has ever seen.
A joyful story about gratitude and good manners.
Zak the Zebra Has a Big Feeling
Rory the cheetah cub wins the race, and STAMP! STAMP! Zak has a BIG feeling. Ellie Elephant teaches him her special trick, big trunk breaths, and Zak finds a way to calm down and make things right. A gentle story about angry feelings and how to feel calm again.
Zak the Zebra Can’t Sleep
CHIRP! WHOOSH! HOO-HOO! Zak’s big ears are wide awake. With Mummy, a friendly owl called Olly and the Sleepy Sounds game, Zak discovers that the night is full of friendly sounds. A soothing bedtime story for little ones who find it hard to settle.
Zak and the Brand-New Baby
Everyone says “Ooh! Aah!” to baby Zola, but nobody says it to Zak. When Zola cries and cries in the night, Zak’s big ears and his favourite song save the day. A tender, funny story showing there is always enough love for everyone.
Zak the Zebra Tries Something New
Zak eats crunchy green grass for breakfast, lunch and tea, and everything else is “Yuck!” Then Milo Monkey’s picnic tempts him to look, sniff, lick and take one tiny brave bite. Some new foods are yummy and some are “too slippery!”, but trying is what counts. A funny, gentle story for fussy eaters and little food explorers.
Zak’s First Day at Savanna School
Zak’s tummy is full of butterflies on his first day at school under the big baobab tree. Then he meets Hattie the hippo, who has butterflies too. Painting, puddles and story time soon chase the worries away. Perfect for little ones starting nursery or school.
Zak the Zebra Tries Something New
“Me first! Me first!” Milo Monkey has made a brand-new swing, and Zak wants it all to himself. But one by one his friends walk away, and swinging alone isn’t much fun. With Milo’s count-to-ten idea, everyone gets a go, and everyone has fun. A lively, funny story about patience, sharing and playing fair.