Everything to the Sea
£18.99A girl-meets-boy story with a difference by a major debut talent, set against the captivating backdrop of contemporary Hawaii: exploring love and loss, escape and return, disaster and rebuilding
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Secret Wonders of the World
£22.99Discover 385 weird and wonderful sights around the globe, from eerie ghost towns to mysterious abandoned buildings, and even a park with 'singing' trees. Packed with stunning images and illustrations, travel itineraries and 'Top 10' lists, this is the ultimate compendium to the most astonishing corners of the Earth that you never knew existed!
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Where in the World Can I See?
£14.99Come and see where the world's coolest stuff is, from exploding volcanoes and poisonous animals to creatures that glow in the dark and secret lost cities. Bursting with jaw-dropping details, maps, photography and illustrations on every page, Where in the World Can I See? is the ultimate guide to the most fun places and experiences on the planet.
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Secret Stories of Space
£14.99Secret Stories of Space is a stunning cosmic showcase that lifts the lid on space’s most astonishing secrets, from whirling galaxies to mysterious black holes – perfect for curious young minds.
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Fish Are Friends
£14.99Fish are Friends is a witty, fact‑packed celebration of fish, showcasing their essential roles in our world through humorous storytelling and stunning, characterful illustrations.
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Unicorns, Mermaids, Rainbows & Sparkles Sticker, Color & Activity Book
£9.99Explore all things magical and sparkly with Unicorns, Mermaids, Rainbows & Sparkles Sticker, Color & Activity Book, featuring over 70 pages of activities and 100+ stickers.
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Animal
£19.99Here are animals as you’ve never seen them before! Hélène Druvert’s clever lasercuts and dazzling illustrations take you on a trip to meet some of the most fascinating members of the animal kingdom, from the tiniest insects to majestic whales. Learn how fireflies find a mate, which birds build the biggest nests, how an octopus deals with danger and why sloths have green fur. This fascinating, well-documented book takes the reader on a journey to meet species of different colours and sizes, where familiar creatures rub shoulders with rare and mysterious fauna, and where all living environments are represented.
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Well-Read Cats
£18.99• 1000 PIECE JIGSAW PUZZLE featuring eight beloved literary classics reimagined with a witty feline twist. Piece together Charlotte Farmer’s colourful interpretations of Purrsuasion, The Great Catsby, The Scratcher in the Rye, PAWS!, I, Clawdius, Cat 22, Hamlet: Tabby or not Tabby and The Tail of Two Kitties. • VIBRANT ARTWORK BY CELEBRATED ILLUSTRATOR CHARLOTTE FARMER. With hot pinks, electric blues and vibrant oranges, this puzzle showcases Charlotte Farmer’s distinctive, playful style. • PERFECT FOR BOOK LOVERS AND CAT ENTHUSIASTS. Combining classic literature, charming feline characters and a rewarding puzzling challenge, this jigsaw makes an ideal gift for bibliophiles or cat lovers. • PLASTIC FREE PACKAGING. Produced to sustainable standards with FSC materials to minimise ecological impact. • INCLUDES A POSTER featuring the completed design. • PREMIUM QUALITY. Thick, sturdy pieces fit
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Logical Chess
£18.99A reissue of a classic best-seller: all the same genius moves with a fresh new cover.
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Family Friends
£16.99Since they first met at university twenty years ago, Maggie and Will have spent the last two weeks of every summer in France with their close friends, Lydia and Roland. Both families always look forward to this annual ritual – but this summer things are different. Will has been hiding something from his wife, and is struggling to keep his deceit from seeping into the cracks in their marriage. Maggie is worried about their withdrawn teenage son. Roland is grappling with how to grieve the death of his first wife. Lydia is trying to ignore past chemistry with an old friend while learning to play second fiddle to a ghost. Into this already conflicted fray steps Issy, Roland’s beguiling, irrepressible daughter from his first marriage. And as the August heat beats down, and the children behave in unexpected ways, the two couples find that tensions they have been trying their best to temper have begun to bubble over.
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Nobody but Me
£12.99After a young boy unties the knot anchoring his small boat near his mother, he slips away from her on a gentle tide. Floating off on a quiet and peaceful journey through town, jungle, and city, the child is all the while watched over by satyrs and wild animals as he passes by. When he floats back to the beach – was it a few hours? a few minutes? – his mother is there at the water’s edge right where he left her. Perhaps it was a dream? And yet he has returned from his solo adventure with a gift pressed into his palm, a tiny seed that when planted will grow on its own. Separation from a parent, whether for a long period or just a few minutes, can fill a child with anxiety, but at other times that same child may struggle to be and do things on their own. Using gouache, collage and watercolour, Lundberg’s stunning illustrations in Nobody But Me convey both the child’s agency and the unbreakable bond with his mother. Here is a story that wil
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Meltdown!
£7.99Cilla Chinchilla’s ice cream van has only one rule: your ice cream flavour must rhyme with your animal name. But when her customers start to misbehave, can Cilla avoid a meltdown? It’s Rocky Road for Toad. Banana for Iguana. And Fig for Pig. But when Pig demands Rocky Road, the other customers start to complain too. Can Cilla stick to her strict rhyming rule? And will Pig ever get his Rocky Road?
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Ever Land
£16.99Alternating between past and present, and between Safa and Dinah, this is a gripping and powerful story that sheds light on the ongoing occupation of Palestine. It is a tale of belonging and identity, of devastation and displacement and – ultimately – of the enduring universality of humanity and love.
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La Trattoria
£30.00Raised in the hustle and bustle of her parent’s Italian restaurant, Dara Klein has been helping to build lasagne and stealing spoonfuls of tiramisu since early childhood. After her two-year stint as resident chef at London’s famous Compton Arms pub, Dara returned to her home kitchen ready to distil a life of culinary experience into unfussy, honest recipes like Sugo di pomodoro (slow cooked tomatoes), Braised Ox Cheek and the perfect seasonal side salad. A natural teacher, Dara presents her kitchen know-how in the same way she trained her team of chefs to really interrogate how to build flavour into your cooking. You’ll enjoy the process and learn how to cook instinctively, just like an Italian mamma.
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The Night Stairs
£16.99Centuries of tradition are coming to an end at St Cordula’s elite convent boarding school. Deputy Head, Fiona Fox, is about to preside over a controversial move to save it from ruin. But it’s not easy to change things at a school this old. Legend has it that the ghost of fifteenth-century nun, Sister Matilda, will keep St Cordula’s safe. But only as long as the words ‘GOD FORGIVE ME’, scrawled by Matilda on a chapel staircase wall before she fell to her death, are repainted every year. The words have only been allowed to fade once, in 2002. Then, fits of vertigo – ‘the spins’ – spread through the pupils, and a second girl fell to her death on the night stairs. But only three people know the truth of what happened the night of the tragedy. Now the spins are back, and Fiona must stem the outbreak before it threatens St Cordula’s future, or worse, another girl loses her life.