Books published by Bonnier Books Ltd

Are you dreaming of leaving behind the 9 to 5 and floating off into the sunset, but not sure where to start? Constantly searching for dream holidays but never getting anywhere near them?

Create your own magical artefacts with this craft book of projects from the Harry Potter films.

A woman and child take a walk in the rain to explore the sounds they encounter. A deer sniffs. A squirrel nibbles. The cattails rustle. What other sounds will they hear?

- Interactive story that can be enjoyed again and again- Quirky and humorous illustrations

A bumper collection of the decade's funniest stories, as published every day in The Herald's 'Diary' column, gathered together for you to enjoy all over again.

Fed up with your screentime going up and up every week, but unable to give up your phone? It is time for a new, balanced approach.

A celebration of the power of imagination, written by Amy Sparkes and illustrated by Sandra de la Prada.

Introduction to polar ice caps for the very youngest of eco warriors.

It's 1828 and you're a medical student at the world-famous Edinburgh university. You are keen to start dissecting bodies to learn all about anatomy, but be careful whom you buy your body from - some people will do anything to get their hands on one! This book explores the body-snatching craze that gripped 19th century Britain, including the infamous Burke and Hare murders. The humorous cartoon-style illustrations and the narrative approach placing readers at the centre of the narrative history encourage readers to get emotionally involved with the characters, aiding their understanding of the darker side of 19th century science. Informative captions, a complete glossary and an index make this title an ideal introduction to the conventions of non-fiction texts for young readers.

A collection of 100 inspiring, moving and poignant short stories, submitted to the 500 Words: Black Lives Matter competition which ran on Virgin Radio in July 2020. 500 Words: Black Lives Matter features a foreword from Chris Evans, analysis of the writing from Oxford University Press and writing tips from judges Malorie Blackman, Charlie Higson, Francesca Simon and Frank Cottrell-Boyce. Originally devised by Chris Evans, 500 Words has a rich 10-year heritage, giving children of all ethnicities and backgrounds a platform to express their imaginations and creativity through storytelling. In the decade it has been active 500 Words has involved 54% of primary and secondary schools in the UK and received 1.1 million entries. This year almost 6,000 children, aged between 5-13, submitted stories expressing their personal experiences, tales of empathy, learning and respect, building on the international conversation around Black Lives Matter. The illustrious judging panel, chaired by Angellica Bell and Michael Underwood, reviewed thousands of submissions from which they have shortlisted eight finalists and selected a further 92 stories to be included in this important and timely collection."What follows is an amazing and profound collection of some of our favourites. Be prepared to laugh, sigh and cry." - Chris Evans "Being part of 500 Words: Black Lives Matter was incredibly important to allow our younger generation an outlet for them to vocalise their thoughts and stories on this global issue of racism using the power of words." - Angellica Bell

Edmund is a very forgetful elephant. When he's sent to the shops to fetch some things he soon finds that he can't remember what he was meant to buy, and soon his purchases are getting sillier and sillier.

A gorgeous and fun new adventure featuring much-loved Maggie as she discovers Scotland's beautiful landscapes, wildlife and magical islands.

In these troubled and uncertain times, Scally looks to our shared Celtic history, traditions and wisdom to draw inspiration to lift our spirits and comfort us.