Children's / Teenage fiction: Science fiction

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  • Recruitment

    £8.99

    In the Valta, no matter what month you were born, everyone is assigned the same birthday. November 1st. It’s the anniversary of the day when the government declared war on the Eastern Order. The day you turn seventeen, the Recruiters come to take you away. And no one ever hears from you again. It’s October 31st. Today, Kress is sixteen years old. Tomorrow, she’ll be taken. The good news? So will her best friend Cardyn, and Brohn, the handsome, enigmatic boy she’s avoided all her life. The bad news? Recruitment isn’t what any of them expected. Weeks of training await. Military and psychological tests, escape rooms, hand-to-hand combat. The Recruits are told they’re the key to winning the war. But with each day that passes, things begin to make less sense. If only Kress had been able to bring her trained raven, Render, with her. If only none of them had ever had to come to this place.

  • Hometown

    £25.00

    A girl lives with her family, friends and neighbours in her hometown. Every so often, she can’t help wondering if there might be more out there for her. But life is good. When a strange human boy lands in her hometown and insists she return to her ‘real home’ with him, the girl must make a choice. Where does she truly belong? A beautifully illustrated, thoughtful and funny story about finding your place in the world.

  • Building 903

    £8.99

    In the tradition of her bestselling, award-winning phenomenon, The Giver, Lois Lowry delivers a story about censorship, comfort, complicity, and the radical power of books to open portals and unlock our humanity through our most powerful tool: the imagination.

  • Beastwoven

    £9.99

    Lia and Ali are trained to use their elemental weaving powers to destroy burl beasts – mindless, bloodthirsty monsters created when the threads of their world tangle together. Their secret? They themselves are a burl beast: twin sisters, forced to share one body. Quiet and reserved Lia controlling by day. Outspoken and abrasive Ali leading by night. When news arrives that an elusive criminal is creating bespoke burl beasts by practising the illegal magic that could finally separate them, the girls jump at the chance to join the team sent to investigate. But as the girls get closer to their new flock and, more importantly, two different boys, it becomes harder to hide who – or what – they really are. Delving deeper into the dangerous world of flesh-weaving and political intrigue, the girls get closer to the answers they so desperately seek. But is the price of their separation truly worth the risk?

  • The Void Dragons

    £8.99

    The thrilling third installment of the Dragonships series

  • Flickerstate

    £11.99

    Norah Sullivan has just discovered she’s a navigator: a person who can manipulate probability. The same day Norah’s navigation manifests, she and her father are swarmed by possibility beasts. When a possibility beast bites you, your risk of death skyrockets. And pretty soon, her father gets sick. Desperate to find a cure, Norah applies to the Academy of Navigation, where there are rumours of restricted information on beast bites hidden in research archives. Once on campus, Norah learns that only senior research assistants are allowed in the archives – and you can only become one by winning a team trial designed to push your navigation abilities to the brink She’ll need to rely on her roommates, as well as her peer mentor, the handsome Vik Souza, to win the competition. As Norah gets deeper into the competition, she realises not everything is as it seems, and the stakes are much higher than she ever could have imagined.

  • SIGNED COPIES: The Worst Thing That Could Possibly Happen

    £16.99

    From the limitless imaginations of Guy Bass and David Roberts comes this dark and deliciously entertaining collection of tales from the World Behind the World. Take a trip through the sideways door and let supernatural secrets come alive in these chilling tales of terror. But be warned – your world may never be the same again…

  • Horror in Hazard

    £7.99

    The must-read new middle-grade novel from the author of the super-spooky Dread Wood series. Perfect for 9+ fans of R.L.Stine’s Goosebumps and Stranger Things.

  • Monster Mix Up

    £7.99

    Meet 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?

  • LEGO Star Wars Luke Skywalker’s Galactic Adventures

    £12.99

    Join LEGO¬ Star Wars™ Luke Skywalker on his legendary journey in a fun and interactive scrapbook-style guide—including an exclusive LEGO Star Wars minifigure.Relive the most memorable moments from the original trilogy with the Luke Skywalker minifigure that comes with the book as your guide!Visit iconic locations, meet LEGO Star Wars characters, find snippets of wisdom from Jedi Masters, and much more. Packed with fun, humorous scrapbook features, such as photos, notes, posters, tickets, and other memorabilia Luke has collected along the way.Join Luke Skywalker in an adventure across the galaxy:Full of fun facts and detailed images of real-life LEGO Star Wars sets, presented in an engaging way for young readers.The perfect gift for LEGO and Star Wars fans who want to learn more about the original trilogy of films and see some of the iconic locations and characters in LEGO form.Add to your LEGO collection with an official L

  • Rusthead

    £8.99

    Kol and Sully are best friends living miserable lives as Rustheads – treasure hunters who must search planet Rust’s vast desert of scrap for useful odds and ends. But everything changes when the boys stumble upon a long-dormant spaceship hidden deep beneath the junk. When the ship comes to life and propels them away to deep space, they find out that they are not the only ones on board. A mysterious girl is there too, and she has a mission: free the galaxy from the oppressive rule of the robotic Reaper empire. Before they know it, Kol and Sully are dragged into a galaxy-spanning adventure.

  • 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.

  • 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+.

  • How to Steal the Future

    £7.99

    The Traitors meets the Spider-Verse in this fast-paced, action-packed adventure with mind-bending twists by the bestselling author of Escape Room, Christopher Edge. Perfect for readers of 10+.

  • My Sister, the Freak

    £10.99

    From New York Times bestselling illustrator Dani Jones comes a heartfelt exploration of sisterhood, forgiveness, and outer space invasions.Mary Seaver lives in her own world. It’s not her fault if sometimes her enthusiasm creates chaos. To Mary, that’s what being 10 years old and a huge science fiction fan is all about. Allison “Al” Seaver is Mary’s older sister-and she’s everything that Mary is not: cool, calm, collected, and super popular.So it makes sense that when aliens invade their hometown of Pleasant Valley, Mary’s trying to warn everyone about the end of the world while Al’s just hoping it will all go away before the spring dance. But when a secret emerges from their family’s past, Mary and Al find themselves turning to their most unlikely ally: each other.Dive into Dani Jones’s debut original graphic novel, a hilariously tender investigation of sibling dynamics, aliens, and what it is that makes us human.

  • TrooFriend

    £7.99

    Imagine having the perfect friend, one who never steals, lies or bullies. Now you can, with the TrooFriend 560, the latest in artificial intelligence! What can go wrong with a robot buddy? Especially one that’s developing human characteristics and feelings, and who has just run away with her human?