La Sorpresa Cerúlea De CéSar / CéSar’s Cerulean Surprise (Spanish Bilingual Edit
£7.99NOW IN BILINGUAL SPANISH-ENGLISH! Celebrate diversity, math, and the power of storytelling!
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Hermanas Todo El Tiempo
£7.99Join half-sisters Mari and Luz in an exploration of time and estimation, because STEAM is everywhere and for everyone!
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Richard Scarry’s Busytown’s Busy People
£13.99Meet the hardworking citizens of Busytown! Young readers can explore the helpful roles of everyone's favourite Richard Scarry characters in a whole new way with this interactive board book with four wooden play pieces! It’s the perfect gift for curious toddlers.
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Lost Sunday, The
£8.99From creator Ileana Surducan (Nor’s Holiday) comes The Lost Sunday-her Eisner Award-nominated, all-ages tale about the need for free time in the midst of our busy, everyday lives. Now in softcover!
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Richard Scarry’s Cars and Trucks in Busytown
£13.99Start your engines! Young readers can explore the busy streets of Richard Scarry’s Busytown in a whole new way with this interactive board book with four wooden play pieces! It’s the perfect gift for curious toddlers.
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Taipei Story
£22.00First love. Second language. Final goodbyes.
For Lily, mastering Chinese means connection:
To her family
Her heritage
To herself
But what if waiting for perfection means it's too late to get the answers she wants most?
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In the Realm of the Last Man
£20.00In 1989, one year before the fall of the Berlin Wall, Francis Fukuyama – then an early-career academic who had cut his teeth conducting research for Ronald Reagan during his years as California governor – delivered a conference paper that would go on to become one of the most celebrated – and controversial – works of political theory of our time: The End of History. By 2009, he had broken with his neoconservative mentors, from Allan Bloom to Paul Wolfowitz, after recanting his support for the ‘disastrous’ invasion of Iraq in 2003, and the laissez-faire economics that produced the financial crash of 2008. But why did he change his mind? In this political memoir, encompassing his father’s involvement in the civil rights movement and his own work on CIA contracts in the 1980s, Fukuyama analyses his life alongside the seismic political shifts of the last 30 years – from Bush to Obama to Trump, from the War on Terror to Russia’s invasion of
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Dogs Can Dance
£9.99Dogs Can Dance is a fun flip book for children and adults alike. Flip through the flaps to create new combinations of wonderfully illustrated dogs and their dancing antics.
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A Foal Called Luna
£8.99A beautiful picture book for young children about learning that it's OK to be different and finding the magic within yourself. Perfect for horse and pony lovers.
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Bear Heart
£8.99A beautiful picture book for young children about love, friendship and how the things you love make you feel.
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Ghoulia and the Ghost With No Name (Book #3)
£5.99Ghoulia and the Ghost with No Name is the third book in this popular full-color chapter book series, a great fit for fans of Netflix’s Wednesday and all readers who enjoy a mix of humor, adventure, and a touch of the macabre!Ghoulia is a typical little girl . . .who happens to be a zombie. She lives in Crumbling Manor with her Auntie Departed and albino greyhound named Tragedy.Ghoulia, Auntie Departed, and Tragedy the greyhound are preparing for the annual Dead but Not Departed New Year’s Eve party. A young ghost arrives, and he seems to be fading away.Turns out the ghost has forgotten his own name and is in danger of vanishing entirely—all because there’s no one left alive who remembers him.Not on Ghoulia’s watch! If she can help the ghost figure out his name, she’ll be able to keep him safe. But will Ghoulia be able to discover the truth before it’s too late?Perfect for ages 6-8, reluctant rea
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Lots of Love From Grandma
£14.99This warm and emotive picture book celebrates the love shared between grandmas and their grandchildren all over the world! It's peppered with reassurance and little bits of life advice, from being yourself to making mistakes. With peep-through pages!
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Midnight Curfew
£9.99As the middle Jaeger brother, Dallas was often lost in the shuffle growing up. As a man, he’s prideful of his community on the wrong side of the tracks – Sanoa Bay – and aggressively protective of his land and his inner circle. He’s hungry and ready for a fight. Callum Ames has a reputation in St. Carmen, the affluent neighbourhood abutting Sanoa Bay. The hottest. The most popular. Rich. Powerful. Strong. The one all the women want. After four years away, he’s back, but for all his bravado, he’s got one major secret: he only looks at Dallas Jaeger. Summer is storm season on the coast. Heat, wind, rain, lockdown and curfew. As Dallas and Callum engage, out for each other’s blood, they can’t stop the consuming fire between them and the outcome they already see coming. The storm of the century.
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Which Witch?
£7.99A twisty and outrageously funny gothic adventure full of dangerous spells and magical mishaps by the incomparable Eva Ibbotson. (Beware the clingy baby Kraken!)
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This Book Is Bursting With Monsters!
£12.99A delightful parade of friendly, lovable monsters with wonderfully strange faces exist in this book. One eye, two heads, three nostrils, four cheeks… how many can you find?
With simple actions that make monsters appear and disappear, this playful counting book helps little ones to learn numbers while discovering the names of different parts of the face. -
Letters From the Witch
£17.99Read five letters from practising witches in this beautifully illustrated book from renowned designer Annie Atkins, illustrated by Taryn Knight.