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Bundle up! Dev,áTuna and Hiu are returning for another summer of mischief,áfun and adventure û this time,áon the towering heights of Mount Everest!When DevÆs boredom lands him in some trouble,áhis parents banish him to Everest Base Camp for the summer to join his dad on a research trip. With freezing winds,áendless maths worksheets and ice instead of ice cream,áDev expects to have a miserable time. But when he reunites with his friend Hiu the Yeti,áheÆs invited to Yetiville,áwhich is plagued by a horrible smell. How did the stench reach the worldÆs highest mountain? And can Dev help the Yetis clear it away while defeating boredom once and for all?
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Hilda and Twig are enjoying a calm camping trip, spotting shooting stars. But when one of these shooting stars lands in the woods nearby and Hilda insists on taking a piece home, her best friend Twig’s going to have to save Hilda from a bit of other-worldly danger. Hilda and Twig Find a Space Rock is Luke Pearson’s third book in the Eisner and Ringo award winning series, the perfect introduction to comics for young readers. Hilda and Twig is an adventure series for younger readers from Twig’s perspective, set in the brilliant world of Hilda (as seen on Netflix).
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For thousands of years, civilisations around the world have turned to the stars for guidance, marking the passage of time, navigating vast distances and weaving myths that have been passed down through generations. This book explores these stories from each corner of the world. From the Polynesians who voyaged across open oceans using only the stars to light their way, to ancient farmers who timed their harvests by celestial rhythms, and storytellers who filled the heavens with legends. Each tale is beautifully retold by Laura Knowles, author of the award-winning ‘It Starts With a Seed’, whose lyrical approach to non-fiction expertly brings the stories and artwork to life.
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£16.99
Ten Palestinian fables as told by a mum in Gaza
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£10.99
Sylvie wakes one night, suddenly, without knowing why. Then she sees the most spectacular sight – a pair of wings, enormous in size, made of the softest snow-white feathers imaginable. An angel in her bedroom – a snow angel. He tells her that he is here to look after her, for Sylvie is not as well as she seems. Exploring themes of courage, love, hope and the invisible ways children are cared for, ‘Where Snow Angels Go’ speaks directly to children’s anxieties while offering comfort and reassurance – making it ideal book for families to share together.
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“Go and dance to your heart’s content, but you must leave before midnight. When the clock strikes twelve, all my magic will melt away, and everything will be as it was before.” Follow Cinderella’s journey from the cinders of her stepmother’s home to the dazzling royal ball, where a glass slipper holds the key to her destiny. With each turn of the page, castles rise, carriages roll and dreams take flight in a spectacular display of storytelling and artistry. This book is the perfect gift for little fairy-tale lovers.Read the latest in the series of classic pop-up tales from Templar Books. Others to collect include: The Snow Queen, The Nutcracker, Swan Lake and Sleeping Beauty. Charles Perrault’s beloved tale is brought to life with ornate artwork and clever pop-ups!
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Explore the stars and beyond in A Universe Full of Stories, an illustrated anthology of 50 tales inspired by the sky from around the world.
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£21.99
Count down to Christmas with the Mr Men and Little Miss!
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£25.00
Journey through the seasons and celebrations of a child’s year in this collection of fairy tales from Sophie Anderson. Brimming with magic and extraordinary adventure, the stories are all inspired by fairy tales that have been passed down for generations. Some are twists on classics, such as Jack and the Beanstalk and Rapunzel, while others are original stories inspired by folklore, such as The Bear and the Dragon and The Sleeping Forest.
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£7.99
Frightful fun in Supertato's very first lift-the-flap adventure!
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£20.00
Snuggle up for a magical journey with 24 enchanting bedtime stories from around the world – one for every hour children fall asleep somewhere on Earth. From mysterious forests and clever, mischievous animals to starlit skies and flying beds, each tale is a window into the rich folklore, nature, and traditions of a different country.
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A wild and wonderful world awaits in these retellings of over twenty traditional tales, each with a thought-provoking moral. Meet mice and men, foxes and frogs, beasts and birds, and even mythical gods in this edition of ‘Aesop’s Fables’. It features classic fables, including The Hare and the Tortoise, The Boy Who Cried Wolf, The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse, The Goose Who Laid the Golden Egg, The Lion and the Mouse, and The Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing.
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Trouble is brewing in Ogreville. One ogre is plotting to steal the king’s throne, another destroys everything he touches, and one is about to throw an almighty tantrum! It’s up to Maudie and Jimmy to foil a dastardly plan and save the kingdom.
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How the Rivermaid Grew Her Tail is an anthology of West African and Caribbean myths, reimagined for children and brought to life with bold, vibrant illustrations.
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The second book from the winner of the Waterstones Best Book for Younger Readers 2026. About two friends from very different worlds with a lot in common – Evie and Maryam discover that telling fibs soon gets them into an awful spot of bother.
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£11.99
Henry isn’t brave, but when he hears an odd thumping and scratching on the other side of his bedroom wall, he simply can’t ignore it. He scrapes off the wallpaper and peels back the plaster and discovers 100 mysterious mini doors – cupboards, really – of all different shapes and sizes. Through one he sees a glowing room and a man strolling back and forth. Through another he sees only darkness and feels the cold sense that something isn’t right. When his cousin Henrietta boldly travels into the worlds beyond the cupboards, it’s up to Henry to follow her to help her get back home. But now that he’s opened the doors, can he keep the evil inside from coming through?
