Jenny Broom Books in Order

Christmas has arrived, but Santa is nowhere to be found. Arctic animals and increasingly anxious reindeer search for him, wondering how the presents will be delivered, in a story with lights and sounds that builds toward his appearance.

A pizza-shaped activity book invites children to create their own pretend pizzas using felt ingredients. Recipes and a chef's hat extend the play, combining reading, making, and imaginative cooking within a book presented in its own pizza box.

A reindeer eagerly anticipates the Christmas ball but feels left out of the preparations. This illustrated pop-up story follows the disappointment toward a celebration in which the reindeer discovers a distinctive way to contribute to the festivities.

Zoe the zebra loves spending time with a lion cub called Trouble, though her parents disapprove of their friendship. When Zoe gets into danger, the friendship her parents questioned gives Trouble an opportunity to help.

Santa discovers that his familiar red suit is stained, torn, and uncomfortably tight just when he needs it. Trying other outfits brings fresh problems, leaving him searching for something suitable to wear on his Christmas Eve journey.

An adventurous elf hides in Santa's sleigh on Christmas Eve, hoping for a glimpse of the world beyond the workshop. Being discovered could spoil his adventure, but Santa's response turns the unexpected passenger's night into a different kind of Christmas outing.

In this interactive retelling of Aesop's fable, a lion spares a small mouse and later finds himself trapped in a hunter's net. The mouse returns to help, showing how kindness can make even an unlikely friendship powerful.

Bobby Spots the leopard is hot and bored until a mischievous monkey persuades him to cause trouble. Their race through the jungle creates chaos, prompting the other animals to devise a lesson for the unruly pair.

Lift-the-flap illustrations follow a day in the lives of people around the world. Opening doors and windows reveals homes, streets, and hidden spaces, inviting children to notice both cultural differences and shared everyday experiences.

Children explore fashion from the 1920s to contemporary styles through illustrated cards they can colour and decorate. Pull-out designs and sheets of clothing stickers turn the book into a dress-up activity, encouraging readers to invent combinations of their own.

An illustrated journey explores five habitats, including the Amazon rainforest, Himalayas, and Great Barrier Reef. Detailed pictures introduce the animals living in each landscape and invite young readers to discover the variety of the natural world.

Young readers explore illustrated maps in a scratch-and-search journey around the world. Animals, landmarks, people, and other symbols hide across each spread, inviting children to uncover selected details while learning how different places fit into the wider globe.