Books published by TEMPLAR BOOKS

This book explores the adventures of Jemmy Button, a young boy brought to England from Tierra del Fuego in the mid-1800's. Based on a true story, it examines individuality and how it is not wrong to be different.

A celebration of life in a day.

A modern fable told with spare poetic text in which the storyteller's voice rings clear and true.

A witty take on the classic tale, this is a clever retelling set in a modern metropolis. A fun but thought-provoking look at money and greed.

Meet Rex - he looks like an average 6 year old, living on his parents' moog farm and going to mini intergalactic citizen school, but he's going to be King of Space!

Where war meets peace!

'Witty, wise and wonderful . She seems to be on the rise and rise - even meeting cute dog walker Sam whilst out with Basil - but then disaster strikes.

A boy is reunited with his long-lost father, the Greek god Pan, only to find himself taken to the kingdom of the gods. What begins as just another ordinary day for Demon ends up being far from normal .

The classic Little Grey Rabbit books are back!

This is the paperback edition of Bob's Moon Tree adventure by Simon Bartram. Bob is back this time trying to protect the first ever Moontree...will he succeed?

This is a modern fairy tale about the power of fear and how it distorts our view of the World. The Black Dog grows huge as each frightened member of the Hope family sees it and hides but the youngest member of the household is not afraid and is able to break the spell Stylishly illustrated by award winning artist, Levi Pinfold

A witch, a cat and a lot of magic!Bella Donna's favourite cat has always been Pegatha, who loves to sleep on Bella's bed and follow her around like a little shadow. But when Pegatha goes missing, Bella discovers that Pegatha is no ordinary cat .

Everyone thinks this lad is bad, so it's no surprise when he's sent to Borstal. But then he starts work in the prison stable and something begins to change . . . An inspiring tale about what happens when someone is shown how to follow their dreams, with illustrations by Michael Foreman. Also includes a fact-packed historical section.

When a salty pirate family move to a quiet seaside town rumours start amongst the nervous neighbours. All except Matilda who defies the grownups and makes friends with the youngest pirate son. When the pirate family finally leave the villagers realise they have been wrong to judge and Matilda feels sad that her friend has gone but not for long . .

A young boy is entranced by his father's ambition to fly. When his father goes off to war & doesn't return, the boy takes up that dream & makes it come true. Grown up, & with a son of his own, he then wonders to what amazing places this dream, passed down from generation to generation, will take his son - perhaps to the stars?