When I Was a Wolf
£7.99In this poignant tale from award-winning author Liz Flanagan, Jasmine uncovers the magic of creativity while navigating the complexities of friendship and family.
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Kitty Capers
£7.99In 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?
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A Pony’s Promise
£7.99Old rivalries, new friends and a fresh start. Can Lottie rebuild her connection with Patch enough to get them to the championships and one step closer to her dream? In this second gripping adventure, Lottie works hard to heal her bond with Patch, desperate to learn how to hear him. But ever since the Rhinefields Show when he galloped off, Patch has been detached and afraid. Meanwhile, Lottie’s friendship with Felix is over and she feels betrayed. But when he texts her out of the blue, she realises how much she’s missed him. Could she trust him again? And why does he need her help? As more secrets emerge, Lottie and Felix try to make sense of the photograph he found and the old connection between their two families. With Wild Hill up for sale, there’s still so much to overcome. Lottie knows that without Wild Hill, there will be no more time with Patch. And without Patch, there is no dream.
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And Now We Run
£8.99We’re running now, along the spine of the world, and behind us, just below, half the land is sliding away to nowhere. Jelly is not looking forward to the first school trip at her new school, since her best friend ditched her and is determined to make Jelly miserable. Lincoln however can’t wait – he used to visit the hills with his brothers and he’s excited to be back. But what neither of them expected was for the extreme weather to cause the reservoirs to burst, and for the area to be flooded. Or to be left behind when the rest of their group is evacuated. As rain pours down and the water rises, Jelly and Lincoln have to put aside their fears to outrun the storm.
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Ready for School
£7.99Join the friendly forest classmates at nursery as they learn their numbers, eat their lunch and take part in show-and-tell! Children will love finding the right sticker to help the animals complete each of the familiar school tasks, as well as discovering the fun reward stickers to share. For little ones who might be anxious about starting school and adapting to new routines, this board book is perfect to settle their nerves as they interact with characters enjoying a typical school day by locating the correct stickers. Featuring a sweet and funny rhyming text by Sophie Aggett, and adorable, bright illustrations from Jannie Ho, Ready for School is the perfect read to share with children again and again – just rinse the stickers to refresh their stickiness!
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The Wood Where Stories Sing
£7.99Do you want to join the Treetoppers? Iggy and his brother Cal still can’t believe that they have the most wonderful adventure playground at the bottom of their garden – Wildtop Wood, a place that’s full of mystery and magic. There are whispering trees who lift them into the highest branches, wooden animals who scamper into their games, and a secret canopy treehouse den just for them! But the wild green magic of Wildtop Wood is under threat. Not everyone loves the wood like they do, and Iggy, Cal and their friend Mae will have to dig deep into their imaginations to find a way to make the wood sing again.
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Ziggy the Caterpillar’s Zigzag Adventure
£12.99From hopping between leaves to zigzagging up branches, Ziggy’s adventure is a whirlwind of excitement – but it’s also a journey of self-discovery. As Ziggy learns to embrace their unique, wiggly ways, children are introduced to themes of mindfulness, patience and the beauty of being different. Through colourful, dynamic illustrations and a lovable main character, ‘Ziggy the Caterpillar’s Zigzag Adventure’ teaches children to appreciate their individual quirks and understand that everyone has their own unique path to transformation.
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Captain Sunshine
£7.99It’s Bella’s first day onboard as Captain of the Sunshine! Bella was always going to follow in the same seafaring footsteps as her Aunt Bertha the walrus, but commanding a legendary cruise ship like the Sunshine is no easy task. It’s no ordinary ship – it’s a ship bursting with animal passengers! From penguins to rhinos, giraffes to parrots, life is never dull on board the Sunshine. Bella has a wonderful crew to assist her – from the weathered sea dog Mr Tatou, to the bossy passenger liaison officer Mrs Purrpot the cat, to Flip and Flap, the young penguin entertainment team – but has she really got what it takes to be Captain Sunshine? Full steam ahead for an unforgettable animal adventure!
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Just a Frog
£12.99A fun and heartwarming story that teaches us the value of every creature, reminding us all that harmony comes from embracing differences.
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Liliana the Strong
£8.99A beautiful picture book from Sir Quentin Blake, Britain's first Children's Laureate, illustrated by the wonderful Emma Chichester Clark.
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Who Is at the Zoo, Spot?
£7.99Spot and his family are visiting the zoo today. Who is roaring in the grass? Who is tweeting in the trees? Who is splashing at the watering hole? Lift the flap to find out – and then lift a second flap on each page for an extra surprise!
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Stableheart
£7.99Eleven-year-old Pres can’t remember a time before her mum gave her away. Now, she’s leaving behind her foster parents to go and live in the city with her eccentric Aunty Janelle. Here he discovers Stablehart, a riding stables in the heart of the city, and meets Hero, a bay pony who has his own secrets. Hero won’t let anyone touch him, let alone ride him. But Pres knows all about difficult pasts and together they’ll learn that sometimes to make a place a home, you have to let the past catch up with you.