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Violet hates living in Perfect. Why does everyone have to wear special glasses to stop them going blind? What are the strange noises in the night and why is Mum acting so weird? Then Dad disappears and Violet is determined to uncover the truth with the help of the mysterious Boy. But returning normality to Perfect is a battle they never imagined.
Having uncovered the secrets that lay behind the spookily pristine town of Perfect, Violet and the townsfolk are enjoying their new freedom from the maniacal rule of the evil Archer twins. But have they really seen the last of Edward Archer? Why is Boy acting strangely? And who is masterminding a scary zombie army?
Discover the sights and sounds of the exciting city of London in this busy pop-up book. Explore outside and inside London’s buildings, the city’s pomp and ceremony, what it’s like on the streets and on the Thames, as well as the underground.
Mermaids, narwhals, enchanted owls and fairies are revealed in full colour after a wet brush is swept over these pages, with the images illustrated by Elzbieta Jarzabek.
A magical retelling of the story of Snow White with stickers to dress the dolls in delightful outfits. Scenes include Snow White meeting the seven dwarfs, taking a poisoned apple from the wicked witch and finally meeting her prince. With over 200 reusable stickers of clothes and accessories, plus a fold-out back cover to `park’ stickers.
Hare is the fastest animal around and he knows it. In fact, he can’t stop boasting about it. So tortoise challenges him to a race to try and prove him wrong. There’s just one problem. Tortoise is very, very slow. How will he ever win the race?
This fun book is a playful way for young children to develop their counting, observation and pen control skills. Spot the differences between tower cranes, join the dots to finish building a house, count bricks and lots more. Durable, wipe-clean pages mean children can revisit their favourite activities again and again.
Poodle loves to doodle. The problem is, she sometimes gets carried away – walls, doors, floors, no surface is safe! The naughty poodle is soon in trouble. But could her alfresco drawing skills actually come in useful?
Discover the tales which inspired famous ballets in this selection of twelve stories, retold especially for readers today.
When was the webcam invented and why? Do imaginary numbers exist? What is fuzzy logic? Find the answers these questions about the amazing world of numbers, computers and coding, along with loads of other curious, amazing and mind-boggling facts, in this eye-catching book that is absolutely bursting with information.
A cloud is blocking the sun and Lizard is determined to move it. But lizards are not wizards whatever Lizard thinks. This fun rhyming story, specially written to develop phonemic awareness, has wonderful illustrations by David Semple. The book is ideal both for reading aloud and for children who are beginning to read for themselves.
This illustrated board book has lots of electric lights inside it for little children to discover. Mouse has no Christmas lights so she sets out with her friend Mole to find some in the snowy forest. As the story unfolds and there are more and more lights, until Mouse finds a stunning Christmas tree at the end.
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