How Many Animals Can Fit in This Book?
£8.99A brilliant, colourful and funny counting picture book with one very opinionated ant at the centre . . .
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Sportopedia
£12.99Sportopedia is your ultimate guide to the diverse world of sport. From the best known to the most obscure, this guide showcases team sports, target sports, as well as track and field, aquatic sports and much more. -
Neill Cameron’s Donut Squad Make a Mess!
£9.99The bagels are lying low, and now the Donut Squad are enjoying making their own malarkey. They’re off camping! And hiding from bears! Anxiety Donut is on an adventure where what happens next is up to you! And Lil Timmy learns the Meaning of Life – so you can too! But the bagels can’t be held back for long – their plan is about to be unleashed to kick the Donut Squad out of their own book. Will the Donuts be able to stop them? The sweet versus savoury royal rumble is back on – and it’s going to get messy! The only thing guaranteed is that it will be gleefully hilarious!
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Celebrate Latin America and the Caribbean
£14.99Journey across the diverse countries of Latin America and the Caribbean in this strikingly illustrated introduction to the culture, history and people of this amazing region. Packed with fascinating facts, this is a joyful celebration of Latin America and the Caribbean, from the region’s history to its many natural wonders and much more. Explore Maya temples in Guatemala, race through the bustling streets of Sao Paulo and bask on pink beaches in the Bahamas. Join in with many celebrations and festivals, including the Day of the Dead in Mexico and Carnival in Brazil. In this place full of adventure, readers can dive into the heart of the Amazon and climb the dizzying heights of the Andes.
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My Day
£5.99These brilliant early years board books are a gateway to the world. Each page features a different character and encourages young children to answer a question or interact with the page in some way. With a sturdy board construction and bold illustrations throughout, this book is a great way to get small children excited about their surroundings.
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The Not-So Great Escape
£7.99Hedley Ambrose has always played it safe, especially since the night that changed his life for ever. But when his friend Aiden steals a troublesome alpaca, he finds himself on the run – and anything but safe. Mistaken for the thief, Hedley ends up on the road trip of a lifetime: accidentally robbing a petrol station, spending the night in a haunted wood, and becoming an overnight internet sensation known as the `AlpacaBandit.
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Five and the Smuggler’s Code
£7.99Maddy, Fran, Tom and Gilbert can’t wait for their holiday with Professor George at Kirrin Cottage. But when they arrive, they realise George is missing. They follow her to an old house called Smuggler’s Top, full of secret tunnels and ancient hiding places, where they discover a master criminal who must be stopped at all costs.
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Myths, Gods and Gladiators in Ancient Rome
£14.99This fascinating and funny comic book collection is the perfect introduction to the world of the ancient Romans. Including six mythical tales retold in comic strips, readers will learn about the founding of Rome in ‘Romulus and Remus’, meet a callous cyclops in ‘Polyphemus and Ulysses’, and much more. Each myth is told in engaging modern language, which is easy for children to understand yet still retains the humour and intrigue of the original tales.
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The Domesday Cows
£7.99A comical culture clash between Anglo-Saxons and Normans takes centre stage in this humorous tale from Iszi Lawrence, the rising star of children’s historical fiction. The perfect adventure for readers 9+ and fans of Emma Carroll and Jacqueline Wilson.
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The Man Who Wore All His Clothes and Other Stories
£8.99The Man Who Wore All His Clothes and Other Stories
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One Day
£8.99Eugène Handschuh was a Jewish member of the Resistance in occupied Paris. After he was captured by the Nazis, he was placed on a convoy to Auschwitz. Against all the odds, with the help of strangers and fellow members of the Resistance, Eugène and his father escaped the convoy and survived – when so many others did not. Former Poet Laureate Michael Rosen was inspired to tell this story after discovering his father’s uncle and aunt were on the same convoy as Eugène, but never returned.