Nosy Crow

Nosy Crow is a new, independent company, publishing children’s books and apps.

We publish high-quality, commercial fiction and non-fiction books for children aged from 0 to 14 from both well-known authors and illustrators and new talent.

We make innovative, multimedia, highly interactive apps for tablets, smart phones and other touchscreen devices. These apps are not existing books squashed onto phones, but instead are specially created to take advantage of the devices to tell stories and provide information to children in new and engaging ways.

Books by Nosy Crow

British Museum: Animals (BM First Concepts)
British Museum: Animals (BM First Concepts)
Tummy Time: Safari
Tummy Time: Safari
Unicorn Academy: Sophia's Invitation
Unicorn Academy: Sophia's Invitation
British Museum: Mixed-Up Masterpieces, Funny Faces (BM Mixed-Up Masterpieces)
British Museum: Mixed-Up Masterpieces, Funny Faces (BM Mixed-Up Masterpieces)
Sing Along With Me Hey Diddle Diddle
Sing Along With Me Hey Diddle Diddle
British Museum: Mixed-Up Masterpieces, Amusing Animals (BM Mixed-Up Masterpieces)
British Museum: Mixed-Up Masterpieces, Amusing Animals (BM Mixed-Up Masterpieces)
British Museum: ABC (BM First Concepts)
British Museum: ABC (BM First Concepts)
British Museum Origami Poems & Pictures
British Museum Origami Poems & Pictures
Can You Say It Too? Twit! Twoo!
Can You Say It Too? Twit! Twoo!
Snow Bunny's Christmas Gift
Snow Bunny's Christmas Gift
British Museum: Around the World (BM First Concepts)
British Museum: Around the World (BM First Concepts)
British Museum: Nature (BM First Concepts)
British Museum: Nature (BM First Concepts)
British Museum: First Words (BM First Concepts)
British Museum: First Words (BM First Concepts)
British Museum: Colours (BM First Concepts)
British Museum: Colours (BM First Concepts)
British Museum Around World Colour Book
British Museum Around World Colour Book
British Museum: 123 (BM First Concepts)
British Museum: 123 (BM First Concepts)
Pip & Posy The Bedtime Frog
Pip & Posy The Bedtime Frog