Star Light, Star Bright
£12.99Little Mouse dreams of adventure. But without Big Mouse by his side, the world feels like a scary place. Might wishing on a twinkling star help Little Mouse remember that Big Mouse’s love is never far away?
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The Cogsworths
£8.99Orion, Scorpius and Lyra Cogsworth are brilliant misfits who live in a ramshackle house on the outskirts of Blissburg. They’ve never ventured beyond their workshop home, but when their inventor mother vanishes under strange circumstances, these extraordinary siblings are thrust into a storm of untrustworthy characters, unexpected goings-on and a most unsettling plot to control the town! Being different might just be the thing that can save the day.
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Magic School for Dogs
£10.99Little do the dog owners of Barker Street know that when night falls, their beloved pets are learning some entirely new types of tricks. Or SPELLS to be exact! Sneaking away to magic school, kind and thoughtful cocker spaniel Chip hopes to keep up with his lessons while avoiding the tricksy spells of the local cats. But the harder he tries, the more things don’t seem to go to plan! Luckily, his friends and teachers are there to help!
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The Little Prince for Children
£12.99I made a friend and now he is unique to me in all the world. Introduce young readers to one of the most beloved stories of all time with ‘The Little Prince for Children’, a beautifully adapted edition of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s timeless classic, reimagined for a younger audience. This enchanting children’s version preserves the magic, wonder and gentle wisdom of the original tale, while presenting it in a format that is accessible, engaging and easy to understand for early readers. Through The Little Prince’s extraordinary journey across planets – meeting unforgettable characters along the way – children discover meaningful lessons about friendship, kindness, imagination and seeing the world with an open heart.
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The Little Prince for Babies
£9.99Designed for little hands, this sturdy board book gently introduces babies and toddlers to Atoine de Saint-Exupéry’s beloved story, nurturing a love of classic literature from the very start. The simple storytelling and iconic illustrations support visual development, emotional connection and early language skills.
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Women’s Football Legends 2027
£12.99Who truly rules the women’s game in 2027? Is Sophia Smith – lightning-quick, lethal in front of goal, and the face of the NWSL – the world’s standout forward? Or is Salma Paralluelo, Barcelona’s unstoppable prodigy, the real heir to the throne? And in midfield, does anyone control a match better than Lena Oberdorf, the steel and brain of both Wolfsburg and Germany? Settle the debate with ‘Women’s Football Legends 2027’, the essential guide to the top 100 players in the world right now. Packed with up-to-date Opta-backed stats, eye-popping heat maps, and incisive data for every position, this book covers the stars lighting up the WSL, NWSL, Australia’s A-League, Spain’s Liga F, Germany’s Frauen-Bundesliga, and France’s D1 Arkema.
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Books According to Dog and Owl
£16.99Join Girl, her loyal companion Dog, and new arrival Baby Brother on a magical journey to discover books. Together, they explore the many joys of reading: for happiness, adventure, empathy and even future success. From the quiet magic of libraries to the warmth of sharing stories at home, their world, reflections, adventures and questions celebrate the beauty of a childhood shaped by books. But when the world feels full of distractions and the magic of books starts to fade, the arrival of the Story Owl reminds them – and us all – of the extraordinary power of reading.
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The Most Magnificent Moose
£12.99Morris is a happy-go-lucky moose who thinks the world is AMAZING! But when he overhears a conversation between two busy beavers, he starts to think thoughts he’s never had before. Are some moose born better than others? Is he enough? Soon, all the other moose begin to argue about who is the best. Can Morris help his friends realise that there is magnificence inside us all?
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Christmas With the Famous Five
£12.99The perfect Christmas gift and stocking filler for young adventurers. Will Timmy the dog save the day when all the Christmas presents are stolen from Kirrin Cottage? And can the New Famous Five help when Santa goes missing before the Christmas Eve parade? Join the Famous Five in this seasonal collection by the world’s best-loved storyteller, Enid Blyton. Featuring a festive short story, recipes, activities and a brand-new mystery with the New Famous Five by bestselling author Chris Smith, this collection is full of Christmas cheer and adventure.
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Beastwoven
£9.99Lia 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?
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The Bog of Frogs
£10.99Rabbit loves the sky at night. But what are the stars made of? Where do they go in the daytime? WHY are they? Bear knows that Castor will be able to answer these big questions with his Far-Looking Machine. But that just makes Rabbit feel tiny in a big world. Maybe his new friends in the Bog of Frogs will be able to see things from a different angle.
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The Raven’s Gift
£14.99When Harry’s big sister Frankie dies, his world shatters – until a baby raven arrives and changes everything. Harry didn’t even like Frankie that much. But he really did LOVE her. Looking after the ravens that live in the tree outside Frankie’s window makes Harry feel connected to her – makes him feel less as if he’s being sucked into a black hole. And when the big storm comes, Harry’s holding on to survival and hope for the sake of an orphaned baby raven.
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Anthony Horowitz Horror
£12.99Horror fans aged 10+ will love these four sinister graphic novels to keep them up at night, from Anthony Horowitz. A phone with a direct line to the dead. A bully thrown into a living nightmare. A stranger on the road more dangerous than you know. A birthday gift that could mean the end of the world.
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Kidnap Most Puzzling
£7.99Can you help Werelock – the world’s greatest (and only) werewolf detective – and his raven assistant, Scratch, on a daring rescue mission? With puzzles, clues and riddles to work out, this hilarious, highly illustrated, werewolf-filled take on Sherlock Holmes needs the reader’s help to crack the case! The stakes are higher than ever as the famous werewolf crime writer, Mildred Mystery, has been kidnapped from a locked room! With only a mysterious ransom note as a clue, Werelock and Scratch must embark on a dangerous quest around Gothica City to find her. Will they be able to get to Mildred before it’s too late? Werelock and Scratch can’t do it without you, dear reader, and there’s no time to lose!
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Mushrooms
£16.99Delve deep into the undergrowth and explore the underfoot world of mushrooms through the breath-taking words Sylvia Plath. Discover their many colours and hues, their ability to break through any terrain and their determination to not be ignored. In her eyes, it is a world rooted in nature, resilience and womanhood. With stunning illustrations from artist Aitch, this is a sumptuous book to be adored and treasured. The perfect gift for lovers of poetry, nature and those who find beauty in the overlooked.
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Lumi and the Wolf
£14.99Lumi is far from thrilled when her parents send her to stay in Lapland with her aunt and uncle – especially because being autistic makes it hard for her to adjust to a new place. But everything changes when she befriends a lone white wolf. So when hunters threaten his life, Lumi makes a brave decision: she will save him by leading him to a national park. Scouting a trail through the frozen wilderness, making camp in cosy hiking cabins, and even trying saunas and ice-swimming, Lumi begins to open up to Lapland and even accepts the help of local boy Oskár. But with danger at their heels, can they find safety in time – and a place to belong?