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  • Stylist-Ing and Other Jobs

    £6.99

    Indie is a little girl with a big personality – and quite the flair for the dramatics! What job will she roleplay today? In these four stories, Indie takes on four very important jobs: a librarian, a cleaner, a dentist, and even a stylist – star-shaped sunglasses at the ready! But these jobs are never easy. Indie’s dentist chair (balanced backwards on a skateboard) isn’t particularly stable, and when Mum doesn’t look like Mum anymore in her big floppy hat and fur-trim gloves, Fashionista Indie ponders. Is there such a thing as too much style?

  • The Heirs

    £9.99

    Everyone has heard of the Button heirs: the five genius children of infamous billionaire Leontes Button. Adopted and trained under the ‘Button Method’, they’ve had no choice but to be brilliant. But brilliance comes at a deadly price. Because at their father’s tenth annual Prodigy Ball, Leontes Button is murdered. As long-buried secrets come to light, one thing is clear: everyone at the ball had reason to want him dead. After all, their father was especially good at making enemies.

  • The Horse Dreamer

    £7.99

    The horse arrives in the storm, when Merryn needs him most, following the loss of her father. Sorrel is a dreamlike creature, seemingly made from the woods and the sea. Throughout the summer and autumn, they ride and play, but as Christmas approaches, it will require all of Merryn's new-found strength to help her mum and her sisters heal too.

  • The Shining Lapras

    £6.99

    Join the Rising Volt Tacklers in their search for one of the Six Heroes Pokémon in this illustrated chapter book adventure!

  • Zero Override

    £7.99

    A group of young underground hackers in a world populated with bots and AI face a virus that's about to change everything… i, Robot meets Alex Rider in this high-stakes adventure debut for readers of 10+.

  • Spellhorn

    £8.99

    A blind girl and a unicorn in a world where magic and reality merge together. Can Laura save the Wild Ones and take them to the safety of the Bright Wilderness?

  • Fearless

    £9.99

    Ordinary-born Paedyn Gray was prepared for a death sentence not a proposal. After killing the king, marriage to his son, Kitt, was the last thing she – or the kingdom – expected. But in her role as the queen, Paedyn would have the chance to unite Ilya and create a kingdom where Ordinaries live alongside Elites without fear. With a decision looming, Paedyn battles between her head, heart, and the hidden Trials she now faces. Through it all, KaiAzer fights to call her his, even if it means defying his king. Are vows stong enough to unite a kingdom? Or will betrayal break them? The choice between sacrifice and self has never been more difficult – or deadly.

  • Step Inside Homes Through History

    £9.99

    Discover how people lived in the past in this illustrated guide to homes through history. In this beautifully detailed, laser-cut book, children can travel back in time and explore homes from seven different eras: Late Middle Ages, Tudor, Georgian, Victorian, 1920s, 1960s and present day. Peek through the windows, discover the rooms inside and spot the family members. Then, learn a bit more about the family, spot the pieces of furniture that appear in more than one house, and find out what people wore in each era – from kirtles and crinolines to flat caps and flapper dresses. This is the ideal book for children curious about how people used to live.

  • Kitty Capers

    £7.99

    In this fifth hilarious graphic-novel adventure, Butter wants some quiet time alone. Away from dogs. But is this a case of be careful what you wish for? Crackers and Peanut are having a lot of fun. And making a lot of noise. Butter just wants some peace and quiet for a nice cat nap. He finds the perfect spot in a neighbour’s garden. Then it starts raining and it looks warm and dry inside the house, but it’s not long before Butter realises he’s made a mistake. Could it be that he’s actually missing those pesky dogs?