(Paperback)

An amusing adventure story about a chaotic neighbourhood. Age group 7-9.

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

When Haatchi was injured by a train, he lost one of his legs and his tail - a huge problem for such a big dog. he needed to find his perfect Forever Home.

And then Haatchi met Owen.

Owen was finding life hard too. And, like Haatchi, he had a lot of love to give .

(Paperback)

He's hairy, wears boots, football shorts and a T-shirt. His nickname is Hairy Legs. He has a secret. 'Why can't fairies be guys I'm sick of everyone expecting us to wear fluffy dresses and prance around on mushrooms.' He also has a problem. 'I have to do three good deeds before the next full moon. If I don't, I get the punishment.'

(Paperback)

Originally published in 1962 under the title Crackerjack halfback; that ISBN has been reused for this printing.

(Paperback, Reprint)

Synopsis coming soon.......

(Paperback)

They all get guitars and they all play gigs and they all write songs, and they still never make it.'There's a big difference between being a rock star and a pop idol - Will and Danny know which they'd prefer to be.

(Paperback, New edition)

A second title about this loveable character who never quite manages to keep up with his classmates. School stories with the essential feel-good factor.

(Paperback)

Susie K is a gung-ho camper (not!) - but her mum is convinced that Susie can make it in the rugged outdoors ...

(Paperback)

The Tower Room: Loosely based on Rapunzel, this is the story of a sudden, unexpected, passionate relationship and the unforessen yet inevitable results of defying convention.

Pictures of the Night: A retelling of the Snow White fairytale, this is a thirlling story of jealousy and enchantment.

(Paperback)

A boy learns to hide from his family's tragic past by putting on a happy face - perfect for readers who have outgrown Diary of a Wimpy Kid.

(Paperback)

Part of a series for the child who is just beginning to enjoy reading or for reluctant older readers. In this story, Harry's excited about the prospect of helping his parents choose a new house. But when he finds out they don't want a penthouse with a swimming pool, he's not quite so keen.

(Paperback)

One of a series written for children who have just started reading, this story which aims to bridge the gap between picture books and longer novels, features Harry. He starred in "Harry Moves House" and "Harry's Party", but this time he is Harry the Superhero and is in need of practice.

(Paperback)

Harry has had a great idea for the school outing - Adventure Universe! But when hes not feeling well, Harry has to stay home. Is that the end of Harrys adventure

(Paperback)

Harry is known as the party wrecker. When his own party comes along, he decides to make it the most exciting ever, but he is in for a nasty surprise.

(Hardback)

(Paperback)

A gripping story of one child's experience of the refugee crisis in Myanmar.

(Paperback)

A huge book for cricket fans, Hat Trick combines tons of info about the game with three out-of-this-world Toby Jones cricketing adventure stories. Toby Jones is not your average schoolboy cricketer. He and his friends live for cricket, but Toby's ability to travel through time makes him unique.

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

This third adventure starring irrepressible Hazel Green, now reissued with a vibrant new cover, is perfect for 8- to 12-year-olds. Individual, funny and endearing, it also has something to say about truth and fairness, stereotypes and discrimination, community and courage. It was an Honour Book in the 2002 Children's Book Council Awards (younger readers category).

(Hardback)

An imaginative tale of Dewey, an ostrich working in a library, for both kids and kids at heart.

(Paperback, Reprint)

(Paperback, Reprint)

Synopsis coming soon.......

(Paperback)

Steven Byrd is highly intelligent. He's just not very smart. For one thing, he's obsessed with Avery Adams - a girl who can't stand him. When Steven discovers Avery is involved in a secret game, he laughs when he finally hears what the game is - until he thinks about the other players.