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A baking nightmare makes for slapstick comedy gold in this hilarious Little Gem from a ...
When Miles finds a lost little budgie, he discovers that he and grumpy old Mr Buxton ha...
Superstar illustrator Nick Sharratt takes inspiration from a celebration of the winter ...
Two super-smart kids triumph in these perfectly packaged tales with a twist from multi-...
Dimple the gnome is upset and he doesn't know how to talk about it - but then along com...
A heartwarming story set in Africa about a young boy & his yearning for a pet dog. From...
A pleasingly absurd caper where kids outwit crooks, ghost are let out of the bag and gr...
A little mouse searches for the courage to save her home and make her squeak heard, in ...
Mary Leary is in big trouble with Mammy for giving herself a haircut! Mrs Doyle meets H...
A gorgeous new Little Gem from Jonathan Meres, inspired by his father's 50 years as a m...
International bestseller Cornelia Funke returns in another laugh-out-loud swashbuckling...
Patrick wakes up to see a tiny dragon chased out of his storybook by a tiny knight…Dy...
A sausage dog discovers that, despite being small, she has strengths of her very own in...
William the lamb is the worst pupil in Sheep School. He’s always in trouble as he lov...
A fun, swashbuckling adventure about a training school for pirates, written by much lov...
Bursting with lots of rhyme, rhythm and energy: the perfect book for a young reader’s...
A fun football tale for little readers packed with laughs, friendship & a spot of super...
Children's literature legend Michael Morpurgo teams up with illustration star Sam Usher...
Written specifically for children aged 5 – 8, this range of fully-illustrated first chapter books will build children’s reading speed and stamina, helping them to bridge the gap between decoding phonics and accessing longer texts. They encourage reading for pleasure and good reading practice for the newly emergent reader and are perfect for sharing or reading alone.
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“If these don’t encourage children to read, I don’t know what will!” - Parents In Touch
