George Russell
£7.99Everything you need to know about the incredible racing legend – George Russell!
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How to Sleep at Night
£9.99A SUNDAY TIMES HOTTEST READ OF 2025
A TIME MOST ANTICIPATED BOOK OF 2025
‘Sparkles with wit and insight? A must-read’ DOLLY ALDERTON
‘Extraordinary’ DAILY MAIL
‘An irresistible comedy of manners’ MAIL ON SUNDAY
‘Deliciously chaotic? feverishly funny – Harris has gleeful fun dissecting this timely tale’ THE TIMES, Book of the Month
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Dinosaurs in the Supermarket
£7.99Going to the supermarket can be SO BORING. But do you know what makesit fun? DINOSAURS, that’s what!The brilliant picture book from bestselling author and illustratorteam Timothy Knapman and Sarah Warburton is back with a brand newcover.
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How to Have a Magnificent Midlife Crisis
£10.99An essential guide, showing midlife women how to have the happiest, most fulfilled and fun second half from writer, campaigner and documentary maker Kate Muir.
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Pip’s Trip Around the World
£9.99When an alley cat named Pip finds a ticket for a round-the-world trip that nobody wants, the scene is set for a globetrotting adventure. Follow Pip from Paris to Tokyo and from India to Brazil and beyond, and meet a wonderful world of international cats.
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A Killer in Paradise
£18.99When five old friends are invited to join Abigail Blythe at the launch of her luxury hotel in the Costa Rican rainforest, they jump at the chance to spend a week in paradise. None of them have heard from Abigail since the summer they went backpacking in Central America as students – a trip that ended in disaster for one member of the group. Ten years may have passed, but old rivalries are never far from the surface. So when a body is discovered during the hotel’s launch event, it soon becomes clear that one among them must be responsible. Someone is desperate to keep an old secret hidden – whatever the cost.
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Nice Work for the Cat and the King
£7.99Alas and alack! The Royal Money Box is almost empty. The king hasto get a job – but what kind of job would be fit for a king? Ittakes many comical disasters, and a visit from a pesky old dragon,before both cat and king find their perfect careers.
There’sa feast of fun and fabulous pictures in this follow-up to THE CATAND THE KING.
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Birds
£7.99This series of board books will inspire a love of nature in even the littlest of animal lovers. With vibrant artwork printed on white board, robust easy-to-use mechanisms for tiny hands and a rhyming text with friendly animal facts, these are the perfect books to captivate curious little explorers time and time again.
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A Crinkled Screaming Thing
£12.99When a crinkled screaming baby is born, everything is new and overwhelming, and they do not like it. But Small Big One – a young sibling – knows exactly how to turn tears into laughter, and fear into fun. As the newborn grows, so does their bond with Small Big One. But what will happen when a new crinkled screaming baby arrives? From the very first cry in a bright white hospital room to tender moments spent together, this is a true celebration of the bond between siblings and the power of love.
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The Frozen Curse
£7.99Journey to the very edge of the world in this INCREDIBLE fantasy adventure. Perfect for fans of Skandar and Philip Pullman
As Oswin starts his third year in Tundra at the school for Ice Apprentices, the monsters have returned. His new spellbook could help fend them off, if he can just keep his magic under control. With the deadly Teeth That Snatch marching towards Tundra and an old adversary brewing civil war, it could mean the end for Tundra, if Oswin can’t face up to what he is . . .
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A Rainy Day
£7.99From the creator of One Snowy Night, a brilliant new board book all about the weather – perfect for toddlers
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Operation Paperclip
£12.99In the chaos following WWII, many of Germany’s remaining resources were divvied up among allied forces. Some of the greatest spoils were the Third Reich’s scientific minds. The United States secretly decided that the value of these former Nazis’ forbidden knowledge outweighed their crimes, and the government formed a covert organization called Operation Paperclip to allow them to work without the knowledge of the American public. In this book, Annie Jacobsen follows more than a dozen German scientists through their postwar lives and into one of the most complex, nefarious, and jealously guarded government secrets of the 20th century.
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Some of Our Parts
£9.99In a culture of personal branding and the elevation of wellness jargon as a substitute for meaning, we seek out individuality in tribes. We want to be different, but we don’t want to do it alone. This book opens with an exploration of the role of labels in our culture – the stigma they bring and the doors they open. The way that they can both lubricate our understanding and confine our potential. Comfort and unsettle us. Laura Kennedy explores her own changing relationship with labels – the ones applied from childhood through to adulthood and how they shaped her thinking and experience; how and whether we choose to live outside the limitations of labels that help define our identity and our role in society.
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The Dad Trap
£7.99A boy and a girl who are instant enemies are horrified to find outtheir dads are dating each other – and are forced to work togetherto try to split them up! This fun, fizzy, celebratory adventurefilled with pranks and antics is a modern, inclusive twist onTHE PARENT TRAP for readers of Jacqueline Wilson, Elle McNicoll andBenjamin Dean.
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Big Nate Lives It Up
£7.99‘Big Nate is funny, big time.’ Jeff Kinney, author of Diary of a Wimpy Kid
Meet beloved comic-strip character Big Nate – The Boy with the Biggest Head in the World – as he stars in his own super-funny series, perfect for fans of Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Dog Man and Bunny vs Monkey.