Books published by TEMPLAR BOOKS

Follow Pippa into the beautiful countryside as her day unfolds, and the wildlife, animals and people she encounters are complemented by relevant poems from some of our greatest authors, personally chosen by Clare and Michael Morpurgo.

Ahoy there! Jim Lad and the Pirates Next Door return, in fully illustrated younger fiction stories.

Stunning debut from AOI Illustration Awards 'New Talent' winner.

From the Greenaway Medal winner, a modern fable of Winter's magic.

One little boy is always wondering - with incredible results!

Join one boy (and his Grandad) off to enjoy their snow day in the park!

In the tradition of WONDER and TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD this award-winning New York Times bestseller is an intensely moving, lyrically-written novel. COUNTING BY 7S tells the story of Willow Chance, a twelve-year-old genius who is obsessed with diagnosing medical conditions and finds comfort in counting by 7s.

The ultimate picture book for complete and utter football nutters!

Featuring some of children's literature's best-known and loved authors and illustrators, The Goods is STUFFED full of games, puzzles, comics, and other diversions... guaranteed to keep you entertained for hours!

From Britain's Poet Laureate comes this captivating new fairy tale

Every full moon, a mysterious ship is seen off the coast of Dull-on-Sea. Then, the day after, gold and jewellery are missing from the town. Can Matilda and Jim Lad retrieve the stolen booty from the mysterious ship before the moon fades? Or will they end up stuck on board with ghostly pirates until the next full moon?

The wryly comic tale of a small girl plagued by a mischievous 'elephantom' who rides up and down the stairs at night on a scooter, eats all her peanut butter and has his friends over for rowdy parties.

Step into the world of the Secret and Ancient Society of Dragonologists in this series of fire-breathing adventures. In 'The Dragon's Eye' join 12 year-old Daniel Cook and his sister Beatrice as they begin their dragonological apprenticeship under the watchful eye of the eccentric Dr. Ernest Drake.