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  • by Kieshia Chun
    £7.99

  • by Justin Davis
    £8.49 - 11.49

  • by Vyridian E Green
    £7.99

  • by Nick Jacobs
    £7.99

    When Sammy swaps ‘Ready Steady Slow’ for ‘Ready Steady Go’, his joy turns to sadness when not everyone understands his choice to be different.Join Sammy the Speedy Snail on his life-changing adventure in this heart-warming tale of friendship, courage and self-discovery.Sammy has always done things the way a snail is expected to, until one thrilling day he discovers a brand new way to move. He sets out proudly to show the world his speed, but it soon becomes clear that not everyone is as happy about it as he is.Children and adults alike will love this uplifting tale containing an important message about courage and self-acceptance. The charming story is brought to life by bright and bold full colour illustrations.

  • by Nicky Gilbody
    £7.99

  • by Sonia Tuffee
    £7.99 - 13.49

  • by Nicky Gilbody
    £7.99

    ‘A tickle, a prickle, an itch – “Stop it, please!”Too late! Out exploded an ENORMOUS sneeze!’The poor trainee dream weaver has a broken wand and a big problem – everyone has the wrong dream! With dawn on the way, can he put things right in time?A heart-warming story showing that good can come from even the biggest mistakes!Atch…oops! is written by Nicky Gilbody, a qualified speech and language therapist and mother of two. Nicky understands the importance of shared reading, and she is passionate about promoting storytelling as a way of supporting language development. Young children will find much to enjoy in this delightful tale of mishaps and fun!

  • by Sarah Morrell
    £7.49

    Molly is desperate for a nice, new dolly. So, when Grannie sends her a special gift, Molly is sure it's the dolly she's been dreaming of...but she’s in for a surprise!Molly’s Magic Brolly is an enchanting tale of new adventures and old friends.This beautiful picture book will take young readers on a journey of magic and wonder! Aimed at children up to approximately 7 years old, it contains an important lesson about gratitude and appreciation, which is brought to life by playful colour illustrations.

  • by Cheryl Lee-White
    £7.49

    Do you chuckle, chortle or cackle? Are you more likely to smirk secretly, sneak out a snigger, or would you prefer to belt out a big belly laugh? Do you howl like a monkey, roar like a lion or snort like a pig? However you get the giggles, this hilarious collection of rude, ridiculous and rambunctious rhymes is sure to tickle your funny bone!The Book of Silly Rhymes is a collection of poems written to amuse and delight children in equal measure. Each rhyme is short, and can be read quickly and in any order with the aim of appealing to reluctant readers. The text has been printed in a font designed to be easily read by those with dyslexia. 

  • by Justin Davis
    £7.99

    Ahoy there me hearties!Are ye brave? Are ye strong? Can ye sing a pirate’s song? Will ye search for treasures old,jewels and trinkets, pearls and gold?Then climb aboard and join our crew.Quickly now, there’s work to do! If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to be a pirate or fancied hauling anchor and sailing the seven seas, then this is just the tale for you! This bright and beautiful rhyming picture book from award-winning children's author, Justin Davis, will capture the imagination of any budding sea dog! 

  • by Sl Kins
    £7.49

    Eleanor Hurl is a peculiar girl with an extraordinary imagination, which unfortunately has a nasty habit of getting her into trouble! Eleanor begins to wonder if being unique is a bad thing - until her English teacher gives her an idea of how she could put her particular talents to good use. Children will love this beautifully illustrated tale with a very important message - even the kookiest kid has something special to give! This wonderful story has been written and illustrated by Sheffield-born S.L Kins, and is based very much on her own childhood experiences. As well as entertaining with her stories, she is keen to share the message that it's okay to be yourself and embrace whatever it is about you that's different, because it's that very thing that makes you special.

  • by Justin Davis
    £8.99

    The Baker children can't believe their luck when they find out they are staying at a castle for the weekend. But when they uncover a plot to steal forgotten treasures, Millie, Jamie, Zach and their dog Harvey know they have to act.Are they smart enough to outwit the thieves? Can they decode the clues in time? Or has their spying put them in too much danger?Don't miss Spy Danger, the second of the Fearless Four series by Justin Davis. If you like adventure stories, this will have you turning the pages!

  • by Sarah Morrell
    £7.49

    The shivering sheep have lost their woolly coats and the chilly chickens are without their feathers! The greedy king believes he can take whatever he wants, but the farmer thinks it's about time he was taught a lesson - and it comes from a very unlikely source…. The King and The Cockerel is aimed at young readers aged 6 and under. It incorporates wonderful humour and counting practice with an important message of fairness and appreciation. This delightful rhyming picture book will have children laughing and counting along as the ungrateful king is made to see the error of his ways.

  • by Cheryl Lee-White
    £7.49

    When Pete the Parakeet’s favourite person goes on holiday without him, he’s left behind with the rest of the family. The trouble is, none of them like him! Pete has been mean to everyone, and now he finds himself with no one to play with.Pete’s family are willing to give him a second chance – if he can change his ways. Will Pete realise that being the bird with the bad attitude won’t get him anywhere? Don’t miss this light-hearted, fun story, which carries a message for young readers about the importance of friendship and compassion. Pete the Cheeky Parakeet will bring lots of laughter and learning to story time! Cheryl Lee-White is a children’s author, blogger and hobbyist photographer from Taunton, Somerset.

  • by Justin Davis
    £7.99

    'My Bunny' follows Millie, a young girl who just loves her bunny - so much so that he must go everywhere with her. The trouble is, he keeps going missing!'Bunny he's called, Bunny's his name, He's old and he's faded but I love him the same. He has long floppy ears and soft padded feet, He has cute little arms and a nose that is sweet. He has pretty blue eyes, his whiskers are black, And a cotton-white tail is stitched on his back. His soft cuddly tummy is round like a pot, He used to be pink but now he is not! He's old and he's faded but I love him the same. Bunny he's called, Bunny's his name.'This beautifully illustrated rhyming picture book is aimed at children age 6 and under. Each time Millie loses her bunny, a familiar verse is repeated and as they learn the words, children will delight in reading along with an adult. The heart-warming story is accompanied by 65 captivating and colourful original illustrations by Claire Adele.Join in the hunt as Millie searches for her favourite long-eared, round-tummied companion!This charming tale is the latest book from Justin Davis, the author of 'Escape from Nettle Farm', 2016 Red Ribbon Award winner and finalist in the 2017 People's Book Prize. Inspired by his own children, Justin is passionate about writing books that help children progress from assisted to independent reading. A keen reader of many different styles, he trained in writing children's fiction before opting for his own blend of adventure, wit and enchanting colourful illustrations.

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