Flying Eye Books | Books for Children

One Day on our Blue Planet… in the Rainforest
Join a little spider monkey as it swings through its day in the rainforest, in the third in Ella Bailey’s One Day on our Blue Planet series.

Along the way, he meets the other inhabitants of the rainforest, from colourful birds in the skies to curious dolphins in the river, all sharing this small corner of our blue planet.
Galactic Genius with Astro Cat
Hold onto your space helmets, the Prof. is back! The smartest cat in the alley invites you on a new adventure into the very frontiers of your brain: Galactic Genius with Astro Cat.

Discover 6 mini games, space facts, daily challenges and beautifully illustrated stickers. Galactic Genius with Astro Cat is the latest app from our sister company, Minilab Studios, who previously created Professor Astro Cat’s Solar System.
The Journey
Say hello to the most important picture book you’ll read this year!

In the wake of a tragedy, a young child and her family leave everything behind in order to find a better life in a far away place. This beautiful and sensitive book, inspired by the author’s interviews with refugee families, shines a light on the hope that keeps them alive.
Arthur and the Golden Rope
Travel back in time to the land of the Vikings, and witness the tale of the very first Brownstone and his quest for the fabled golden rope in this first book from talented young illustrator Joe Todd-Stanton.

A legion of magical objects, powerful gods, and dangerous beasts await our unlikely hero, the bookish young Arthur, as he sets off on his life-changing adventure!
The Wolves of Currumpaw
The second book from award winning illustrator William Grill takes to the red heat of the New Mexico desert at the end of the 19^th century, following the true story of the Currumpaw Valley wolfpack and the man hired to trap their leader.

Beautifully illustrated and faithfully retold from Ernest Thompson Seton’s classic ‘Wild Animals I Have Known’, this is a powerful and moving tale that highlights the importance of protecting wild animals, as discovered by the very man who hunted them.