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  • The Last Leaf

    £7.99

    When Parker the puppy notices the leaves falling off the trees, he starts to feel worried. So he heads into the forest to find out what is happening. But every animal he meets tells him something different, and soon he is more confused than ever! Will Parker ever find out what happens when the last leaf falls?

  • The Beginner’s Guide to Being a Wizard

    £8.99

    So, you want to become a wizard? Excellent choice. Grab your wand and dive into this laugh-out-loud how-to guide full of surprises. This handbook covers everything from essential tools for aspiring wizards to choosing a familiar, casting spells, duels – and (of course!) snacks. Both hilarious and heart-warming, this how-to guide sparkles with just as much wisdom as it does magic.

  • The Cave Explorer

    £8.99

    Have you ever wondered what life was like for the human beings who lived hundreds of thousands of years ago? What stories did they tell one another? What stories would they want to tell us? Explore the prehistoric cave paintings of Lascaux and the story of the boy and his dog who rediscovered them in this stunningly illustrated fact-filled book for curious young readers.

  • Rowley Jefferson’s Awesome Friendly Spooky Stories 2

    £14.99

    Readers get a chance to dive into the twisted, unexpectedly hilarious world of Rowley’s imagination, where you’ll meet monsters, ghouls, and oversized insects.

  • The World of Peter Rabbit: Benjamin Bunny’s Moonlight Mischief

    £7.99

    On a cosy autumn night, Benjamin Bunny is having a sleepover at cousin Peter Rabbit’s burrow. But they’re too excited to go to bed just yet, so they decide to sneak into Mr. McGregor’s garden for a tasty snack. Except, Mrs Rabbit tells them they must be back before the moon is out. Can these two daring bunnies creep into Mr. McGregor’s garden and then make it home in time?

  • Murder at the Mansion

    £8.99

    Solve the puzzle. Save the world. Simple, right? Step into the shoes of Arlo Banks, and return to a world of secrets and spies and dastardly puzzles. Arlo must use all his skill and cunning to solve murders, catch killers and – just maybe – stop the end of the world. You choose what path you take, what puzzles you solve, and what answers you choose in this interactive high-stakes mystery.

  • Diary of a Number One Superfan

    £8.99

    Gemma is a Taylor Swift superfan. As she journals the build-up to her first Taylor concert, she’s also navigating school, friendships, a dad who refuses to accept why Taylor Swift is the most talented musician in the world AND trying to become a songwriter herself. Alongside the true stories behind Taylor Swift’s biggest hits, unforgettable award show moments, the inspiring times Taylor has stood up for herself and what she believes in, the amazing ways she gives back to her fans, and much more, this is a warm, funny, heartfelt and FACT-PACKED journal for all young Swifties.

  • Elfie’s Spellbook

    £9.99

    Ever since their beloved maman died, free-spirit Elfie and her teen sister, Magda, have been stuck living with their extremely grumpy aunt in boring suburbia. That is until their older sister, Louette, arrives to rescue them in her London bus-come-travelling-bookshop, and whisks them away to freedom, and adventures travelling around France! Elfie is delighted to be reunited with all her sisters – especially when Louette reveals that their mother left them all special gifts. Elfie’s is a notebook, which she fills with stories – just like her mum used to do. Only it turns out, the notebook isn’t a notebook. It’s a grimoire – a witch’s spellbook! And when Elfie writes her stories in it, magic come to life. Now Elfie must work out how to use her magic for good – and help solve a mystery which has torn a small village in Northern France apart.

  • There Was an Egyptian in Your School

    £8.99

    It’s your LUCKY day! You’ve stumbled across an ancient treasure chest in your school that was buried THOUSANDS of years ago by a child living in ancient Egypt. And the chest is packed with 20 strange and curious items that tell us so much about their life, such as: the OLDEST cheese in the world; a special lunch box shaped like a DUCK; slippers worn by the YOUNGEST ever Pharaoh; MAGICAL spells written on ancient tombs! Unpack the treasure chest and discover the objects that a child just like YOU was using thousands of years ago. You’ll uncover fascinating facts and true tales about their school, family life, clothes, games, favourite snacks and so much more.

  • Colour Your Streets: London

    £9.99

    Discover the city of London in this magical colouring, facts and puzzle book!From the London Eye to Big Ben, bring the capital city’s landmarks to life with your favourite colours. With over 40 landmarks in the book, you can also learn fascinating facts about each place and there are plenty of puzzles (and even a quiz) to do. If you are planning a sight-seeing visit to London, searching for a souvenir or looking for something to keep your child occupied at home or even while riding on one of the city’s eye-catching red buses, come on board to discover this amazing city!

  • Meltdown!

    £7.99

    Cilla Chinchilla’s ice cream van has only one rule: your ice cream flavour must rhyme with your animal name. But when her customers start to misbehave, can Cilla avoid a meltdown? It’s Rocky Road for Toad. Banana for Iguana. And Fig for Pig. But when Pig demands Rocky Road, the other customers start to complain too. Can Cilla stick to her strict rhyming rule? And will Pig ever get his Rocky Road?

  • Jack and the Beanstalk

    £7.99

    This is ‘Jack and the Beanstalk’ as you’ve never known it before in this darkly comic twist on a classic fairy tale. Jack’s mother is furious that Jack has traded their cow for a single bean – until she realises the bean has sprouted into a ginormous beanstalk with golden leaves! But when Jack discovers there’s a hungry giant with a keen sense of smell at the top of the beanstalk and comes home empty handed, his mother takes matters into her own hands.

  • The Great Butterfly Hunt

    £7.99

    It’s a beautiful sunny day and Mrs. Rabbit gives Peter and Benjamin her bug-spotting guide so they can go on their very own nature trail. Out of all the creatures in the book, Peter and Benjamin want to find the beautiful orange butterfly most of all but, try as they might, they can’t find one anywhere. Until they spot something emerging from a chrysalis.

  • Zeke Zero vs the Galaxy

    £10.99

    Zeke Zero has been living his worst life ever since his dad traded him for a spare battery when he was a baby. Still, 13-year-old Zeke gets by. Or he did, until he ‘borrowed’ the wrong priceless star map and was forced to join a shoddy crew of Star Breakers – brave (foolish) souls who dare to search dying worlds for (sometimes) incredible treasures. Their first job? Finding an ancient god’s eyeball! Unfortunately, the evil Grizelda ‘Princess’ Grim has her eye on it too. And Princess doesn’t share. Locked in a race across the galaxy, Zeke and his crewmates, the grouchy Captain Tooms and mysterious Astrid of Elsewhere, will have to work together to dodge the monsters and mayhem – and discover a secret that puts the whole universe at risk.