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The Home That Beaver Built
£7.99When Beaver builds a new home, it's perfect. It's calm, quiet, and best of all . . . ALL hers. She doesn't have to share! But soon a Frog decides Beaver's dam is the perfect home for HIM, too . . . and then an otter, and some geese. As more and more animals join, can Beaver find a way to welcome them, or will she and the dam finally . . . BURST?
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A Word for All Seasons
£20.00A fascinating collection of seasonal words and phrases exploring their origins and the development of meaning over time.
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Monsterland
£10.99Monsters, in all their terrifying glory, have preoccupied humans since we began telling stories. But where did these stories come from? In this book, Nicholas Jubber goes on a journey to discover more about the monsters we’ve invented, lurking in the dark and the wild places of the earth – giants, dragons, ogres, zombies, ghosts, demons – all with one thing in common: their ability to terrify. His far-ranging adventure takes him across the world. He sits on the thrones of giants in Cornwall, visits the shrine of a beheaded ogre near Kyoto, travels to an 18th-century Balkan vampire’s forest dwelling, and paddles among the shapeshifters of the Louisiana bayous. On his travels, he discovers that the stories of the people and places that birthed them are just as fascinating as the creatures themselves.
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The Ordeals
£9.99A Waterstones' Best Romantasy Book of 2025
Read now and order the second book in this addictive duology, The Divines.
'A quite creepy atmosphere and… Buffy-esque vampire slaying into the mix' 5 star reader review
'The magic system is captivating, and the ending will leave you yearning for the second book' The Express
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How to Use 3,000 Yen
£14.99What does the way you spend a small amount of money say about your life? Hika Harada weaves a warm, wise and deeply relatable story of three generations of women navigating love, work, family – and the quiet anxieties of money. From a young woman confronting the fragility of financial independence, to a mother managing a household on a single income, to a grandmother facing the uncertainty of old age, each must rethink what security, freedom and happiness really mean. As their lives intersect, small everyday choices begin to carry extraordinary weight. Can careful saving shape a better future? And when life refuses to go to plan, what truly matters most? Blending gentle humour with sharp insight, this uplifting novel offers not just a story, but a fresh perspective on money, modern life and the ties that hold us together.
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The Good Immigrant
£11.99Fearless, challenging, playful, moving and always real, this ground-breaking essay collection sees 21 leading writers of colour explore the realities of the immigrant experience in Britain. What it means to grow up and live in a country and still be made to feel like an outsider, no matter how long it’s been your home. When it was first published, the book lit a fire: telling the truth, starting conversations and irrevocably changing how we talk about race. But the work is far from done, and its wisdom is needed now more than ever.
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Night Sky Almanac 2027
£9.99“Both delightful and useful” David Stickland, The Observatory
“Follow the progress of constellations throughout the seasons with this stunning companion to the night sky.” All About Space
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The Times on This Day
£9.99Did you know that the world’s first boxing match was arranged by the Duke of Albemarle between his butler and his butcher? Or that Niagara Falls once ran completely dry? That the World Cup was stolen and later found by a dog called Pickles?
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The Season of Flames
£8.99From the best-loved author of Pages & Co comes the thrilling second book in the Chronicles of Whetherwhy series – a magical quest to the very edges of Whetherwhy
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The Cave Downwind of the Café
£8.99'Glumfoot grew up in a cave, where every morning, father made a bogey broth, served with a spade. He dreamed of something sweeter…'
Glumfoot saves the day once again in another brilliantly disgusting story about hungry bellies, bogey broth and human-eating ogres from award-winning author Mikey Please.
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I Shop, Therefore I Am
£10.99The story of how Mary Portas transformed Harvey Nichols from a dying department store to an era-defining fashion destination. With her trademark wit and candour, Mary takes us behind the shop window – to the heady glamour and excess of the nineties, to the risks she took and the stunts she pulled, to the people who kept the show on the road and the tough lessons that have shaped her career. It is a story of grit, resilience and vision against all odds.
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The Thieves Beneath the Floorboards
£14.99Join Rene and Glumfoot at the Café at the Edge of the Woods – this time with some unexpected visitors beneath the floorboards …
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Once Upon a Tiger
£14.99A beautifully illustrated, moving tale about kindness and bravery that's perfect for sharing.
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The Treasure House
£9.99Every house has a story. This one might change her future. All Zoe Copeland has ever wanted is somewhere to call home. Years in foster care has seen her move from place to place, and now as she faces eviction, Zoe’s determined not to let eleven-year-old daughter grow up the same way. So when a too-good-to-be-true cottage comes up for sale, Zoe takes the leap and moves them to a tiny seaside town she’s never even heard of. The catch? It’s a treasure house packed floor-to-ceiling with clutter. While Florence is falling in love with the various knick-knacks, Zoe becomes convinced she’s made a huge mistake, especially when her grumpy neighbour Jake says exactly that – even as he keeps showing up to help. As they start clearing the house, Zoe slowly pieces together the story behind its former owner, Marly. And the deeper she digs, the more it starts to feel uncomfortably close to home.
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Destiny of the Donuts
£9.99The Donut Squad are back from the future. A future where NO DONUTS ARE ALLOWED! Their mission is clear – STOP this futuristic nightmare coming to pass. Will Anxiety Donut keep his cool? Will Caramel Jack be any less SALTY? And will Godonut ever turn up?