A Werewolf Ate My Homework
£8.99When Asher thinks he sees his soon-to-be stepbrother’s werewolf reflection in the mirror, he must find the evidence he needs to prove to everyone that Luca is a werewolf. But it turns out it’s not quite that easy…
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Ballet Shoes
£14.99Meet Pauline, Petrova and Posy Fossil – three adopted sisters who share a dream of truly making something of their name. Posy, the youngest of the sisters, loves to dance, twirl and prance. Pauline, the eldest sister, also feels happiest on stage treading the boards as an actress. But, Petrova, the middle sister, would rather be behind the scenes. As the young girls start their journey at The Children’s Academy of Dance and Stage Training, will they be able to discover their true callings, tap into their own unique talents, and work together to achieve their dreams?
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Hermanas Todo El Tiempo
£7.99Join half-sisters Mari and Luz in an exploration of time and estimation, because STEAM is everywhere and for everyone!
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Isadora Moon & Friends Story Collection
£14.99A perfect gift to delight Harriet Muncaster fans. Meet Isadora-half fairy, half vampire, totally unique. Meet Mirabelle-half witch, half fairy, totally mischievous. Meet Emerald-the most rebellious princess under the sea. This beautifully illustrated collection also includes a bumper activity section with fun things to make and do.
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The Great Big Pumpkin Hunt
£7.99Peppa loves pumpkins! At the pumpkin patch, there’s so many to find. Join Peppa and her friends on a fun-filled pumpkin hunt adventure! How many pumpkins can you find? Discover the excitement of finding the perfect pumpkin in this delightful story. Lift the flaps to join in the pumpkin hunt in this Halloween lift-the-flap picture book!
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The House With the Little Red Door
£8.99What makes a house a home? This sweet story, with jaw-dropping illustrations, is the perfect cosy tale for bedtime. Olivia lives in a house with a little red door. Mouse lives in an oak tree behind the house. When a storm blows the oak tree down, Olivia tries her best to find a new house for her neighbour, but are any of the houses the right home? It is only when she offers a place in her own house with the little red door that it becomes a home for both of them. Illustrator Grace Easton brings her expressive character illustration and beautiful hand-painted scenery to a story of two lonely neighbours finding friendship in the face of a disaster.
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Cat Family Birthday
£14.99In the Cat Family household, birthday celebrations last a whole week! Cat Family Birthday follows twin kittens Bud and Pip, as they have the best birthday ever – with plenty of lift-the-flap surprises.
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Henry Tudor
£7.99Prince Henry is eight and a half, and definitely the best at everything. The best at jousting, the best at sword fighting, the best at archery and wrestling, and stealing pies from the kitchen. But after a mysterious stranger challenges Henry to a series of competitions, nothing seems to be going his way. Can Henry prove to everyone that they’re wrong, he’s right (as always), and he is the best at everything? And just who is this mysterious stranger anyway?!
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Julia Donaldson’s Book of Bedtime Stories
£8.99'Every night at bedtime, millions of children – pyjamas on, teeth reluctantly brushed – curl up to read or listen to a Donaldson story.’ – Guardian
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Monster Mix Up
£7.99Meet Luna Grace, the girl from outer space! Luna is so excited when her grandparents announce they are coming to visit from their home planet, Starbright! She wants to prove how grown-up she’s become since moving to Earth by showing them around the Halloween fair at her school. But in her efforts to prove herself, Luna ends up making some monster mistakes. Can she make up for her mix-ups before it all goes too wrong?
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Medusa Gorgon’s Deadly Side Eye
£7.99The second book in the hilarious and highly illustrated diary of Medusa Gorgon. She's got snakes for hair and now the added problem a very stoney stare. A book inspired by Greek mythology and great for fans of Hercules: the Diary of a (sort of) Hero and Lottie Brooks series.
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Library of Unruly Treasures, The
£7.99NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER In this funny, winning, and unexpected adventure from the New York Times bestselling, National Book Award-winning author of the Penderwicks series, a girl finds herself an unlikely hero when she stumbles upon a big secret about little creatures.
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Elfie’s Spellbook
£9.99Ever 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.
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MO’s First Day
£7.99A funny, interactive story for toddlers, with flaps, a wheel and an adorable fold-out heart ending. Starring Matty and Mo – puppy siblings and best friends too!
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Matilda
£14.99Matilda’s parents have called her some terrible things. The truth is, she’s a genius and they’re the stupid ones. Find out how she gets the better of them and her spiteful headmistress, as well as discovering that she has a very special power.
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Stanley Said No!
£7.99Stanley is a boy who loves to say ‘NO!’ And once he starts, he just can’t stop. He doesn’t want to sit sensibly on the bus. He doesn’t want to hold his mum’s hand. And ‘NO!’, he doesn’t want to wait in line! But one day on a trip to a museum, Stanley discovers that saying no can have monstrous consequences. Can Stanley find his way out of a sticky situation, or will he bite off more than he can chew?