Jellycat Collections

Amuseables Lemonade has a zest for life, and is ready for the next adventure. From exploring tropical islands to going for long drives, this lemonade’s joie de vivre is contagious. Bring some zingy sweetness on your next excursion and feel the enthusiasm take over.

Little hops lead to mighty bounds! Little Me is a tumbly tale of one little bunny's big adventures! From garden wall to sparkling pond, there's so much to discover! A gorgeous hardback with colourful pictures, it's a story for wee tots with great big dreams.

Lolly Sugar Glider is a certified bungee instructor, part-time thrill-seeker and full-time daredevil. In her mind, nothing beats the feeling of free-fall: velvety wings outstretched, fur ruffling in the breeze… She’s found a kindred spirit in Amuseables Peanut. Blink and there’s just an unspooling bungee cord in his place. (Lolly has to remind him that he is, in fact, a peanut – not a glider – and safety harnesses are non-negotiable…) Bashful Bunny’s already at the edge, paws poised. The question is: are you jumping too?

Lottie The Fairy Bunny is a joyful story about a fairy bunny who loves to dance. Follow Lottie as she twirls through the day with all of her garden friends. A hardcover book filled with beautiful pictures, perfect for reading together.

Leap into Lottie's story! Lottie the Ballet Bunny is a tale (or bobtail) of dancing dedication. Lottie just loves to twirl, jump and stretch through the leafy woodland with all of her friends. Filled with gentle rhymes and bright illustrations, this gorgeous hardback deserves an encore! Just the gift for any bouncing budding ballet dancer!

Ever since making her debut at the Jellycat Fish & Chips Experience, Amuseables Michelle Mussel has been the name on everyone’s lips. With her camera-ready shell and a natural gift for acting, she’s become the star of the season. Not that she’s fazed. Michelle’s from a Cornish rock pool, after all, and still goes back every weekend – press permitting! Fame’s great and all, but family comes first. Nothing beats cream tea and a catch-up with cousins. (And for the record – it’s jam first. Always!)