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A surprisingly appealing fact-based picture book about animal poo that will be enjoyed by both pre and primary school age children. What do all the ...
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A book I read with my heart in my mouth and tears in my eyes, this is undoubtedly one of the most thought-provoking stories I’ve ...
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With a slightly silly central premise, carefully selected language and strong theme, The Chicken Knitters is every bit as good as the best standalone books ...
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A middle-grade fantasy novel that has everything: a strong voice, well-rounded characters, a perfectly realised world and a clever plot twist. Brat’s parents both drowned ...
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A perfect twenty-first century version of children’s classics such as When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit or Ballet Shoes. Eleven-year-old Aya used to have a normal ...
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A tale of true friendship. David Litchfield’s outstanding, atmospheric illustrations make this book truly spectacular. Mouse and Bear live in a little, dark house in the ...
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A brilliant ‘high-concept’ story that manages to make the laws of physics accessible to a middle grade reader. This is a book that can be ...
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Monsters, a maze and a mystery make this another magical adventure in the magnificent Winnie and Wilbur series. Winnie the Witch and her black cat, ...
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Catherine Bruton studied English at Oxford University and has been juggling life as a teacher, children’s author and mum for ...
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Kate Mallinder lives near Ashby-de-la-Zouch in Leicestershire with her husband, four children and two kittens. She’s currently attempting to live ...
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Kirsty was born in Essex and grew up in Hampshire. She has had a wide variety of jobs including bookselling, ...
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As a child Alice loved the idea of writing a book and, at the age of seven, completed her first ...
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