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  • Finding Mister Tibbles

    £12.99

    When Mister Tibbles goes missing, his young owner has to ask his neighbours for help. Knocking on all their doors to find his beloved pet, he embarks on an adventure visiting all his neighbours’ houses – with flaps to reveal their (increasingly wacky!) interiors.

  • The Incredible Pop-Up Octopus

    £25.00

    Come and discover the deep ocean, one of the most mysterious habitats on our planet. In its dark depths live some bizarre and beautiful creatures, from the dumbo octopus and the gulper eel to dazzling deep-sea corals. Packed with multi-layered pop-ups and flaps to lift, this book invites young readers to look in detail at deep-sea creatures and understand how they are adapted to the extreme conditions of their otherworldly underwater home.

  • Poppy Cooks

    £22.00

    Best-selling author and social media star, Poppy Cooks shows you how to become a batch cooking pro with 90 actually delicious recipes

  • How to Keep a Plane in the Sky

    £16.99

    A rollicking exploration of why the stuff we use (mostly) works – and a celebration of the mad genius of the engineers who ensure that it does.

  • Red Carpet Legends

    £50.00

    Delve into the dazzling world of red carpet fashion. Presenting over 180 fashion moments from the Golden Globes, Emmys, Grammys, film premieres and beyond, this book offers a comprehensive look at the outfits that have defined history. ‘Red Carpet Legends’ takes readers on a visual journey of unforgettable fashion moments, starting in the 90s when fashion houses and stylists really began to understand the power of the red carpet. Featuring stunning photographs, insightful commentary, behind-the-scenes stories and a foreword by legendary designer Donatella Versace, this book captures the essence of style evolution across various entertainment platforms – film, television and music. Whether you’re a fashion enthusiast, a pop culture aficionado, or simply love the glitz and glamour of celebrity events, this is your ultimate guide to the most memorable red carpet looks and the designers who brought them to life.

  • 365 Days of Art: Seasons

    £16.99

    365 Days of Art: Seasons is a creative journal featuring 365 daily art prompts to help budding artists, creative beginners and anyone seeking a mindful escape build confidence, spark fresh ideas and make creativity part of everyday life.Organised into Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter, each day brings a new seasonal activity, from drawing, colouring and collage to mindful pattern-making and playful creative challenges. With gentle guidance and practical tips throughout, every prompt encourages you to experiment, embrace imperfection and discover the joy of making art – one day at a time.Inside you’ll discover:365 inspiring art prompts to keep your creativity flowing all yearDrawing, colouring, collage and mindful creative exercisesPractical tips to build artistic confidence and develop new skillsSeasonal inspiration to help establish a joyful daily creative habitWhether you’re picking up a pencil for the first time, rediscovering your c

  • A Werewolf Ate My Homework

    £8.99

    When Asher thinks he sees his soon-to-be stepbrother’s werewolf reflection in the mirror, he must find the evidence he needs to prove to everyone that Luca is a werewolf. But it turns out it’s not quite that easy…

  • The Little Book of Advent, Christmas & Beyond

    £14.99

    The traditions of Christmas are some of our most cherished. The making of an advent wreath, decorating a tree, the taste of a mince pie or the sound of carols are customs that we share with family and friends and which herald the festive season. Enjoy the build up to Christmas with The Little Book of Advent, from advent wreaths and Christingles, to pantomime and wassail, Hogmanay and Mari Lwyd, get ready for and celebrate Christmas and its traditions, foods and stories. Just as with an advent calendar, each day brings something new to discover, with a recipe, a tradition and a piece of literature to enjoy. Beginning on the first of December, and taking you right though Advent and the Twelve Days of Christmas, this book unpacks the meaning and history of some of the best-loved Christmas traditions from around the world.

  • Wine and Dine at Home

    £22.00

    This volume invites the reader to experience wine in the most joyous way possible – sharing delicious plates with friends. Wine columnist and author Charlotte Kristensen encourages you to approach wine as a sensory pleasure and helps grow your knowledge through exploration and experience in three steps: Discover – introduces some of the key principles of food and wine pairing, recognising that it blends art, science and experience. Pair – shares 50 delectable pairings of wine and food, with simple recipes for apero, boards and nibbles; fish and seafood; poultry and meat; vegetarian and cheese, and sweet treats. Curate – offers themed menus incorporating recipes from the second part of the book.

  • How to Hunt a Ghost

    £7.99

    A brand-new lift-the-flap adventure series by best-selling picture book illustrator Mike Byrne, with ghosts lurking behind the flaps and a spooky mystery to solve along the way …

  • J. Algernon Pickle in the Mystery at Odd-Doings House

    £7.99

    Ten-year-old Jacob Oolong lives with his eccentric great aunt, Lady Petronella Oolong in the penthouse flat of Odd-Doings House. They arrive home one afternoon to find an enormous heart shaped box of delicious chocolates has arrived for Lady Oolong. And these aren’t any old chocolates though. These are from Eclair’s (Est. 1844) and are the most wonderful and the most expensive chocolates in the entire world. But the next morning – SHOCK HORROR! – they’ve vanished! Not just gone – STOLEN! With his great aunt prostrate in her nightie with shock, it’s up to Jacob to find out who has taken them, but he’ll need help. He calls in a private detective who, rather surprisingly, is a beaver living on the floor below them. Enter J. Algernon Pickle. Together, J. Algernon Pickle and Jacob set about investigating this very confusing mystery.

  • LEGO¬: 5-Minute Monster Builds (With Exclusive LEGO Models and Over 100 Activiti

    £19.99

    Dive into more than 100 monstrous LEGO¬ builds, activities and play ideas with this super-fun and creative set.

  • Autumn

    £16.99

    Kate Mosse celebrates the season of shifting light and crisp mornings. This magical journey through the turning year captures the ever-changing colours of the autumn landscape, the white chalk Downs, the crunch of leaves underfoot, the drift of migrating birds and the last warmth of the sun. Starting in her own garden, Kate leads us out to the misty Fishbourne marshes of her childhood, with their vast skies and wading birds, and into ancient yew forests/ steeped in myth and mystery. We travel across the harvest fields, follow the river bends of the Ouse and the Lavant, and join the crowds at Lewes on Bonfire Night, where the air crackles with flame and torchlight.

  • Ballet Shoes

    £14.99

    Meet Pauline, Petrova and Posy Fossil – three adopted sisters who share a dream of truly making something of their name. Posy, the youngest of the sisters, loves to dance, twirl and prance. Pauline, the eldest sister, also feels happiest on stage treading the boards as an actress. But, Petrova, the middle sister, would rather be behind the scenes. As the young girls start their journey at The Children’s Academy of Dance and Stage Training, will they be able to discover their true callings, tap into their own unique talents, and work together to achieve their dreams?

  • The Great Dictator

    £25.00

    Penniless virgins. Reckless dukes. Flappers. Airmen. Suffragettes. Barbara Cartland made them fall in love. She wrote 723 books without touching a typewriter: instead, she reclined on her sofa with a Pekinese on her lap – and romantic fiction billowed out of her. This biography reveals the woman behind the powder and mascara – a clever, socially precarious writer navigating a twentieth-century world of war-damaged men, class conflict and sexual peril. After 49 proposals, she chose the wrong one. What followed was a life stranger than any of her novels. From country house weekends to Fleet Street offices, from Mayfair bedrooms to the divorce court, Matthew Sweet traces Cartland’s extraordinary journey through a century of upheaval. Here are terrorist plots, psychic seances, suppressed scandals, plagiarism battles in the cutthroat world of romance publishing – and a surprising turn as a campaigner for Romany rights.