Books published by Bonnier Books Ltd

Track your dog's training progress with the help of the UK's No.1 dog-trainer.

Spend Christmas with everyone's favourite Snowman! Now available in Scots for the very first time, Matthew Fitt brings this classic tale to life in a new way which is sure to delight Scots readers both new and old. The Snowman is the perfect festive read for ALL the family!

A crime novel meets a puzzle book in this spine-tingling escape thriller!This is the ultimate challenge for fans of fiendish puzzles, escape room games and mysterious crime thrillers. Someone has set up a trail of cryptic puzzles for Noah to follow, and his father's old butcher apprentice, Max, tags along too.

When Cookie finds herself with two tickets to see popstar Aliana Tiny, Suzie Ashby suddenly wants to be her best friend. One small problem - Suzie is the most annoying girl in the world. So how is that Cookie manages to fall out with her real friends Jake and Keziah and become best buddies with Suzie instead?

Test your knowledge with over 100 questions on feminist history from around the world!

Join Jeffrey and Janice as they discover that while young at heart, they're getting older in other places.

A historical search and find book featuring some of the most famous battles and events of World War Two.

It's almost Christmas Eve and the rockets on Mr Claus's sleigh have exploded! they can fly!Illustrated by Kasia Nowowiejska, this charming picture book was inspired by the little known fact that Santa Claus's reindeer are female, as only female reindeer keep their antlers during the winter!

Five powerful retellings of classic fairy tales, myths and folklore, written by some of the most ground-breaking UK poets and illustrated by Amandeep Singh, AKA Inkquisitive.

Head to the 1920's with this entertaining cultural guide to Peaky Blinders.

A hilarious book full of laugh-out-loud memes that will brighten up your day.

Expert tips and mindful activities for young people with dyslexia.

In 2017 Christa Parravani had recently moved her family from California to West Virginia and was surviving on a teacher's salary and raising two young children with her husband, screenwriter Anthony Swafford.

Now translated into Scots by James Robertson for the very first time, thisclassic children's tale is sure to delight Scots readers both new and old, andfans of Paddington, alike.