Books by KJARTAN POSKITT

The Runaway Pea is on a roll in this, the third installment of this bestselling series by Kjartan Poskitt and Alex Willmore, loved by parents and preschoolers alike!

The Runaway Pea Washed Away is a delightful read penned by the talented Kjartan Poskitt. This charming book, published in 2020, takes readers on a captivating journey that will surely entertain the young and the young at heart. The genre of the book is hard to pin down, as it masterfully combines elements of adventure, humor, and a touch of the unexpected. The story revolves around a pea that is washed away, leading to a series of exciting events. The author's unique storytelling style and engaging narrative will keep you hooked from start to finish. This wonderful book is a testament to Poskitt's prowess as a writer and his ability to weave a story that resonates with readers of all ages. The Runaway Pea Washed Away is published by the renowned Simon & Schuster Ltd, a testament to its quality and appeal. This book is a must-have for every bookshelf and a delightful addition to any reading list.

Another addition to our hot new series of illustrated biographies for children - get on first name terms with the greatest people in history and living today.

Murderous Maths: The Brain-Bending Basics is full of facts, tricks and tips to give children a roller-coaster overview into the world of murderous maths. Updated for the relaunch of the primary national curriculum in autumn 2014, children can learn to become mathematical masters with simple explanations and hilarious characters.

Murderous Maths: The Magic of Maths is full of incredible tricks to wow children and teachers alike. Brand new for the relaunch of the primary national curriculum in autumn 2014, children can discover how to use the power of maths to beat the calculator, perform amazing card tricks and even read minds!

Meet the small pea with big dreams!

Henry VIII believes in the Divine Right of Kings - he looks Divine and he''s always Right! His first wife fails to bear him a son and he cannot divorce her in Roman Catholic law, so he creates the Church of England, divorces his wife, and tries again - five times! Henry the Tudor Dude has all these and hilarious dialogue, witty songs and more than a touch of playful cynicism. History has never been such fun!|Large flexible cast

Its the swinging 1660s. King Charles II wants nothing too heavy: politics are a bore. When Nell and her friends join the new Drury Lane Theatre, Charles is delighted by their saucy songs and cheeky antics. Nell rises to stardom and she and Charles embark on one of the most infamous love stories.

With Catesby's Cabaret Club as its central setting, this musical show traces the conspirators' fated attempt to blow up Parliament in 1605 by planting gunpowder under the House of Commons.

This entertaining and funny musical ghost story introduces Sammy, a clever schoolboy, and his unusual parents, brainy Egbert and witty Gloria. They have just moved into a new house overseen by a creepy housekeeper and a kindly, bumbling gardener. When weird things start happening, curious Sammy insists that that the gardener admit him to the wildly overgrown garden where they find proof that a witch has enslaved enchanted flower children. Sammy and his friend Alice save the day: the children are released from their spell and even the witchy housekeeper is won over.|8 women, 3 men