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Originally published in Big Issue magazine as a short story this is now an irresistible clothbound stocking-filler gift book. Christmas is coming, and everyone seems happy behind their cosy front doors – except Evie’s family. Ever since Mum and Grandpa had their big argument, Mum has been sad and Grandpa has stopped coming round. Then Evie’s beloved cat, Pax, runs away. Evie knows she won’t survive out there on her own. If only Grandpa was here! He would know what to do. As Evie searches the streets for Pax, can she hope for not one miracle, but two?
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£7.99
A perfect story for young horse-enthusiasts, kids learning their first words and as a bedtime read-aloud, this board book is a must-have introduction to reading for a new baby, new parents or to gift at baby showers and birthdays. Your horse is brown, but it could be other colours, too. It can do a lot of things, like run, walk, and jump. But best of all, it will keep your secrets. It will never ever tell. At the end of the day, it will sleep, your secrets held behind closed eyes, and you can sleep, too.
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£14.99
Henri the mouse and Miko the bee adore winter. Even on the coldest of days there is so much to do. There are snowballs to throw, snowcakes to decorate and candlelit feasts to gather ’round. The pair revel in the wonders of the festive season, but most of all, Henri and Miko celebrate friendship – with old friends, and new ones too! Together, it surely will be a winter to remember.
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£8.99
There was once a greedy wolf. He was so greedy that every day he would eat enough food for TEN birthday parties and still be hungry for more. A wicked and ravenous wolf is on the prowl for dinner when he spots, dun dun dun, seven young goats left at home alone. But, fear not, whilst these kid goats may be little, they are clever, innovative and have enough downright silly tricks in hand to avoid getting eaten and maybe even get a little (or rather big) snack themselves.
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£7.99
Goat has had enough of eating grass. She wants to try something different – the dog’s food, the pig’s potatoes and even the farmer’s pants. But things go wrong in this hilarious, but cautionary, farmyard tale.
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£14.99
I wonder if I’m growing? A child is carrying this familiar childhood question with them during all the little moments of their day – waking up, looking out the window, in the mirror, at the breakfast table, in the car and in the bathtub – until that magic moment. Hey! He can reach the tap now! For the very first time today. And finally, we can actually see this kid’s mouth in the mirror – and the big smile that’s on it. Based on one of Jon Klassen’s favourite songs by the singer-songwriter Raffi, this is an exciting picture book collaboration about a growing child impatient to be taller.
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£8.99
Nano loves his big brother, Felix, but sometimes Felix gets annoyed and frustrated – he wants some SPACE; he’s fed up of Nano following him around. Feeling hurt and sad after Felix bans him from the garden treehouse, Nano decides he can make his own fun. He doesn’t need anyone else. But when his game goes wrong, and he ends up feeling even worse than he already did, there’s only one person who knows exactly how to cheer him up. Can you guess who that is? Writing from his own fraternal experience, as well as being a dad to two lively boys, Ben Mantle has written a heartfelt, funny and completely relatable picture book that will give children the confidence to try and sort out their own differences with their siblings.
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£25.00
A girl lives with her family, friends and neighbours in her hometown. Every so often, she can’t help wondering if there might be more out there for her. But life is good. When a strange human boy lands in her hometown and insists she return to her ‘real home’ with him, the girl must make a choice. Where does she truly belong? A beautifully illustrated, thoughtful and funny story about finding your place in the world.
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Winter is closing in. During the long, dark London evenings, Matilda and her ghostly companion, Edgar, puzzle over the mystery surrounding the wisp who haunts her aunt’s theatre. By day Matilda attends Euthalia’s, where she enjoys the ghost cat sitting on her knee during lessons, the companionship of her (living) friend Florence and helping in the library. But there’s a spiritual presence among the stacks who seems to have yet another mystery for the supernatural sleuths to solve.
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Welcome to the picture book world of Lucy Fleming! An adorable series that celebrates the hidden magic of nature – perfect for children aged 3-5 years and fans of fairies and fantasy, and super cute miniature worlds filled with wildness and wonder! Through illustrations, readers will be transported to a rocky island where, amongst sea-birds, lives a teensy tiny bird-boy named Arlo. Arlo has wings of shimmering midnight blue and there is nothing that he loves more than – flying! But unhappiness tugs at Arlo’s wings – the other birds always fly away from him. He wishes he didn’t feel so – different, so lonely. When Raven arrives and begins to build a home next to his cliff-side cave, Arlo is annoyed – Raven is noisy and messy! But, as it turns out, Raven knows just when to calm and supportive when Arlo needs it most.
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£8.99
A stray puppy embarks on a magical and life-changing adventure aboard Santa’s sleigh on Christmas Eve, dreaming of the greatest gift of all: a loving home. All alone on a cold winter’s night, a little puppy finds shelter from the falling snow – only to awaken to find himself flying high in the sky! It’s Christmas Eve, and around the world the puppy meets animal families who are safe and warm at home, surrounded by love. It’s only when Santa discovers the secret stowaway that the puppy discovers how truly magical and transformative it is to experience kindness, an open heart and a real home – at last.
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£8.99
All day long, fairy tale characters have been knocking on Bear’s door. They all want his scrumptious porridge. But Bear just wants to read his brand new book. Knock, knock, knock! Porridge, please! Who’s at the door now? No, no, no, not the Big Bothersome Wolf!
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£12.99
When Lena stumbles across an injured bear in the forest, she takes him in and befriends him. The bear is wild and yearns for his forest, but the girl tells him stories, to keep him with her. After a while, the bear decides to show the girl his wild places so she can learn to accept him as different.
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£9.99
Cassie lives in Oak Falls, where the holiday season is about ice skating in the snow, browsing the Christmas market, and curling up in front a log fire with a hot chocolate. Cassie’s been feeling left behind since her friends went away to college, and is counting down the days until they – and her on/off boyfriend – come home for Christmas break. She’s been hoping for a romantic reunion with Tom under the mistletoe, so she’s crushed when he announces he’s met someone new at college. Then Cassie’s dad offers to buy her last-minute flights to visit him in Australia and she’s faced with a decision. In alternating chapters see Cassie live both versions of her choice – and two different versions of falling in love. Cassie could stay at home and try to win Tom back – or even get to know her cute new friend Jack the Christmas tree seller a little better. Or she could spend the holidays in Australia, enjoying barbecues on the beach and learning
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£7.99
Buck & Ears are running out of money. They need a new case – fast! When they discover the legendary theatre critic, Mr Gator, frozen stiff in a rowing boat on the Jelly Sea, they set out to discover who’s responsible. But Mr Gator has many enemies. Is this down to a disgruntled opera singer or has the legend of the ghost ship, The Flying Phantom, come true?
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