European tradition graphic novels

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  • Elfie’s Spellbook. Volume Three the Gingerbread Disaster

    £8.99

    The second book, and third story, in this illustrated, joyful series full of cosy, witchy magic – and this time it’s a festive treat! As Christmas approaches, Elfie and her sisters’ bookshop-bus breaks down in Alsace, North-Eastern France. There, Elfie’s secret – that she’s really a witch! – is quickly spotted by Faustine – who is also a little witch! Her family have an enchanted bakery, and even an adorable gingerbread man familiar. But Faustine is also a bit of a disaster magnet, who has a habit of getting herself into trouble, then relying on Elfie to help her out.

  • Day of the Heroes!

    £12.99

    The Woods need a hero! There’s a greased pig in a pickle, everyone is stuck in jelly and there’s a zombie invasion happening! Only Bunny and friends can save the day – as long as they don’t get in each other’s way.

  • Destiny of the Donuts

    £9.99

    The Donut Squad are back from the future. A future where NO DONUTS ARE ALLOWED! Their mission is clear – STOP this futuristic nightmare coming to pass. Will Anxiety Donut keep his cool? Will Caramel Jack be any less SALTY? And will Godonut ever turn up?

  • Earth Ever After

    £20.00

    Embrace the story of our Earth. Embrace the story of us all. In this unique graphic novel, Mother Earth herself narrates a timeless story of growth, change and the delicate balance between humanity and nature. Through lyrical text and captivating illustrations by artist Elin Manon, readers journey from the creation of the Earth and the birth of life to the present day, witnessing the planet’s transformation and deep connection with humanity. But ‘Earth Ever After’ is more than just a story – it’s a gentle reminder of our shared responsibility to protect the world around us. This enchanting book inspires hope and healing, offering a moment of reflection in our busy, modern lives. It encourages us to think about how we can live more harmoniously with the planet, making it a perfect way to spark important conversations about our relationship with nature.

  • Elfie’s Spellbook

    £9.99

    Ever 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.

  • Intergalactic Monkey Business!

    £9.99

    There’s a new mischief-maker in The Woods – Little Monkey! A smaller, cuter, and even stranger Monkey than our beloved chaos-causer. But as the gang try to work out his motives, they are led from the woods – and into outer space.

  • 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.

  • That’s a Nice Hat!

    £9.99

    Bursting with laugh-out-loud, quick-fire fun, you’ll meet Red Panda – Nature’s Jerk, Art Shark, Business Bee, discover the mystery behind The Squid. Discover what happens when the Doodles go on a hat-related mission involving fabulous style, heated debate and total panic. It’s an explosion of mirthful mayhem! Along the way, get style tips in Monster Fashion, seek cures for your ailments from Dr Bacon, MD, and reveal your future in chicken-related horoscopes.

  • The Shadow Rises

    £9.99

    When Scarlett Thawn, heir to the great city of Hightown, learns that her family has been attacked, she is forced to give up her dreams of becoming a mage and return home. But proving her legacy will be far from simple, as sinister forces have taken hold of the city. Can Scarlett, with the help of mysterious new arrival Rex, defeat these evil powers and claim what is rightfully hers?

  • Anxietyland

    £25.00

    Come and join us in the magical world of Anxietyland, a theme park like no other. Here, there’s so much to see and do: revel in the ups and downs of the Hormonal Rollercoaster, feel the twists and turns of the Overcaffeinated Teacups, and take a scenic ride on the Train of Overthinking to Comorbid Park. There’s no better place for making new friends such as our fun mascot Scaredy Cat, enjoying world-class entertainment, from the Parade of the Therapists to the Well-Meaning Advice Jamboree, and making memories that you’ll never forget – even if you want to!

  • The Wreck

    £25.00

    Charlotte and Francesca were best friends at university in the mid-1970s. But tensions coursed beneath their natural affection, deepening when Fran got together with Charlotte’s friend Adrian, and the two women drifted apart. When Fran contacts Charlotte out of the blue with an unusual proposal – an invitation to live with her and Adrian in the rambling house they’ve bought in the countryside – Charlotte impulsively persuades her partner, Bill, to accept this tantalising promise of a new kind of community. At first their new life feels utopian; life and space are shared joyfully. But it doesn’t take long for old tensions to rise to the surface, shattering their illusions and showing each of them in a new light.

  • Megalomaniacs

    £9.99

    There are three things you need to know about Megalomaniacs! They are terrors from outer space! There are loads of them!They are Tiny! Bobbletown is under attack – from the cutest, silliest and zaniest alien invasion ever! The super-powered Megalomaniacs have crash-landed, and they’re going to do their very best to take over planet Earth! That is, if they don’t get in each other’s way first.

  • Call of the Crow

    £10.99

    Pandora loves mysteries. And she’s lost in Puzzlevale – a curious town with enigmas around every corner. With new friends, Pandora searches for answers about her missing parents and the truth about the magical crow who guides her through the town. There are hidden chambers, secret messages and a journey which will change Pandora for ever.

  • Cry When the Baby Cries

    £12.99

    A glorious antidote to parenting books, this darkly humorous candid and insightful graphic memoir brings the early years of parenthood to life – in all their chaos, wonder and delirium. Intimate, relatable and very funny, Becky Barnicoat explores everything from the anatomy of the hospital bag to the frantic obsession with putting your baby down drowsy but awake, to the tyranny of gentle parenting. From pregnancy to the feral toddler years, Barnicoat extends a sticky hand to all new parents grappling with the impossible but joyous jigsaw puzzle of their lives.