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  • WE’re Moving to the Moon!

    £7.99

    A laugh-out-loud lunar adventure packed with real science, as Kit and her family take on the ultimate challenge: making a home beyond Earth.

  • How to Cook for a Dragon

    £18.99

    ‘How to Cook for a Dragon’ is not your ordinary cookbook – it’s a fantastical journey through a realm where every meal is an exciting quest and every recipe is a treasure to be unearthed. This dragon-themed cookbook is filled with fun, tasty, and nutritious recipes that kids will love to both make and eat.

  • Animal

    £19.99

    Here are animals as you’ve never seen them before! Hélène Druvert’s clever lasercuts and dazzling illustrations take you on a trip to meet some of the most fascinating members of the animal kingdom, from the tiniest insects to majestic whales. Learn how fireflies find a mate, which birds build the biggest nests, how an octopus deals with danger and why sloths have green fur. This fascinating, well-documented book takes the reader on a journey to meet species of different colours and sizes, where familiar creatures rub shoulders with rare and mysterious fauna, and where all living environments are represented.

  • The Power of Volcanoes

    £8.99

    Big ideas for curious minds are simply explained in this fascinating book about volcanoes. Have you ever wondered what makes a volcano erupt? Or what happens when molten lava meets the sea? From towering mountains that spit fire to hidden underwater volcanoes shaping the ocean floor, this beautifully illustrated book takes young readers on an explosive journey into the heart of Earth’s most powerful natural wonders. The book is published in association with the University of Cambridge and the Sedgwick Museum.

  • Solve the World’s Greatest Mysteries

    £7.99

    Use your detective skills to beat the problems that have baffled experts for ages!

    It’s time to ask to the questions that have long needed answers such as – was the curse of Tutankhamun real? Where is El Dorado? Can we ever find Atlantis or the Fountain of Youth?

  • Cozy Stickers: My Little Shops

    £10.00

    Create your own cute and cozy shops scenes using 500 premium stickers and a set of tweezers

  • The Illustrated William Shakespeare: 25 Essential Poems

    £16.99

    One of history’s most prolific playwrights and poets, William Shakespeare is known throughout the globe for such masterpieces as ‘Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day’ ‘All the world’s a stage’ and many other famous poems that are included in this collection. Though his works are often intimidating to analyse and understand, this particular volume helps young readers, with brief commentary and helpful definitions, gain better insights with each poem. The Illustrated William Shakespeare is among the most accessible – and beautiful – introductions to William Shakespeare available. Excerpt from the Introduction: 1: Enjoy the poems. This seems far more important than trying to puzzle out what the author meant (or what other people believe the author meant). 2: Engage with the poems by asking questions…. 3: Be your own boss. Read the poems in order or jump around as you see fit. Share them or savor them all by yourself. Say them aloud or

  • Raise Your Voice

    £7.99

    MoonGlow is the newest group to hit the K-Pop scene! Led by Yuna alongside her friends, Ara, Jade and Sun-Hee, this group is the next big thing. But these girls are more than just K-Pop stars.

  • Cat Detectives Solve Art Crimes in Ten Great Cities

    £15.99

    Help three intrepid cat detectives recover priceless works of art in ten great cities around the world. Boost your snooping skills as you investigate a trail of famous places in each city to track down the thieves and bring back the art.

  • Happiness According to Humphrey

    £7.99

    Humphrey is unsqueakably excited – a special guest is coming to Room 26! But when he sees who it is, he’s SHOCKED-SHOCKED-SHOCKED. The guest is a big dog! And Mrs Brisbane doesn’t seem worried at all! Luckily, this dog is very gentle. His name is Happy, and he’s come to help Humphrey’s classmates with their reading. Then they hear about more dogs – a friendly one who can do tricks and sing, and a beloved pet who has gone missing. Of course everyone wants to help find her. Good thing Humphrey is so good at helping kids solve their problems. And he pawsitively loves to solve a mystery – even one involving a dog!

  • Nova

    £7.99

    When Max’s life-craft is pulled into a wormhole, he needs a whole galaxy of luck to return to safety ? Chris Bradford crafts Interstellar for kids in this space-bending survival story.

  • Hilma Af Klint: A Pop-Up Book

    £12.99

    Years before artists like Kandinsky and Mondrian claimed to have invented abstract art, a Swedish artist had already created more than 1000 strikingly beautiful abstract paintings! This is the amazing story of Hilma af Klint. Largely ignored during her lifetime, her work exploded onto the world stage with an exhibition at the Guggenheim in NYC in 2019. She is now recognised as the mother of abstract art.

  • Henri Matisse

    £12.99

    Matisse was one of the most original artists of the 20th century. He became famous for his use of colour and early ‘Wild Beast’ paintings. In later life, when he was too ill to stand at an easel, he began ‘drawing with scissors,’ creating iconic cut-out compositions with coloured paper. See his works come to life in five dazzling popups and read about his love of cats and life on the French Riviera.

  • The Tomorrow Tree

    £16.95

    A lyrical celebration of the amazing new ecosystem that flourishes after a tree falls

  • The Age of Mammals

    £14.99

    Explore the age of mammals in this illustrated overview of the planet’s best-loved animals. See how they live and how they are facing up to the challenges of habitat loss and climate change.