Amelia Hepworth Books in Order
Explore Amelia Hepworth books in order with summaries of board books, animal adventures and early learning titles to help choose a book for shared reading.
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Amelia Hepworth books in publication order
12 books
I Love You to the Moon and Back
by Amelia Hepworth
2015
A bear and cub share a day of play before settling down for the night. Rhyming words and illustrations follow their time together, expressing a parent's love through everyday companionship and the familiar promise of loving to the moon and back.
An Alphabet Adventure
by Amelia Hepworth
2021
An alphabet journey introduces animals from North, Central and South America, pairing each letter with a different creature. A map helps young readers locate the animals as the book combines early letter recognition with an introduction to wildlife.
Hello Baby Animals!: A High-Contrast Book for Babies
by Amelia Hepworth
2021
This board book greets baby animals through simple words and bold black-and-white pictures accented with bright colors. Its high-contrast illustrations and tactile cover offer babies an introduction to animal faces during shared reading with an adult.
Hello You!: A High-Contrast Book for Babies
by Amelia Hepworth
2021
Simple greetings invite babies to encounter smiling faces and friendly animals in this high-contrast board book. Black-and-white pictures, bright accents and a tactile cover accompany brief text designed for adults and babies to explore together.
How It Works: Rocket
by Amelia Hepworth
2021
Young readers explore a rocket through layered die-cut pages that reveal parts of the vehicle. Simple facts introduce space travel, while a small mouse hidden throughout the illustrations adds a search-and-find activity to the reading.
How It Works: Tractor
by Amelia Hepworth
2021
Layered die-cut pages help young readers look inside a tractor and explore this familiar farm vehicle. Brief facts accompany the illustrations, and a hidden mouse encourages children to search each spread as they turn the pages.
Roar!
by Amelia Hepworth
2021
Animals hold a contest to decide who can produce the best roar in this interactive board book. Lift-the-flap pages introduce the noisy competition, with Jorge Martin's illustrations accompanying the story and a sound feature adding to the surprise.
What are Unicorns Made Of?
by Amelia Hepworth
2021
This board book imagines the ingredients that might make a unicorn, including a marshmallow mane and rainbow tail. A tactile mane on the cover and a pop-up feature accompany its playful exploration of a magical creature.
Bedtime for Duckling
by Amelia Hepworth
2022
Duckling decides to look for a different place to sleep, trying the homes of other woodland animals. Each bed proves unsuitable, leading Duckling through a series of discoveries about comfort, safety, and the warmth of home.
Elephant, Elephant, What Can You See?
by Amelia Hepworth
2022
An elephant and its bird companion invite children to discover animals hidden around them. Flaps reveal creatures among grass, water, and trees, encouraging young readers to guess what comes next before a final mirror brings them into the game.
Hello Farm!
by Amelia Hepworth
2022
Farm animals introduce babies to a world of shapes, bright accents, and familiar sounds. High-contrast pictures of sheep, chickens, pigs, and cows encourage early looking and recognition, while a tactile cover adds another way to explore.
I Love You to the Moon and Back All Year Long
by Amelia Hepworth
2023
A bear and cub share small adventures through the changing seasons, from spring planting and summer play to autumn leaves and winter snow. Their time together celebrates a parent's steady love and the everyday moments that make it visible.
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