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Squirrel is prepared to sell everything he has for The Really Beautiful Thing, but at what cost? A cautionary tale with a heartwarming ending about the force of greed and the power of friendship and family. Squirrel isn’t sure what The Really Beautiful Thing is – or even what it does – all he knows is that he wants it. When he can’t afford the price, he sells his comfy sofa, his fridge full of food, and even the house he shared with his friends . . . The Really Beautiful Thing costs Squirrel everything, and when it turns out to be A Really Useless Thing, will his friends be there to help him pick up the piece? he perfect story to share with little ones about consumerism, greed and obsession, that teaches us we can't always have everything we want . . . and that our loved ones will always be there to help us when we lose our way.

From the winner of the Newbery Medal and the Guardian Children's Fiction Prize comes a fast-paced coming-of-age novel - with aliens. Nathan never understood what was 'fun' about secrets, probably because he’s always had to keep a very big one. Although he appears to be a typical boy, Nathan learned at an early age that his family is from another planet. Now, their time on Earth may be coming to an end. Nathan and some others are part of an experiment that suddenly seems to be going wrong. Some of them are disappearing without a word. After his family is called back to the mothership, Nathan begins to question everything he’s been taught to believe about who he is and why he's on Earth. '[A] twisty, thoughtful tale' Publishers Weekly'Compulsively readable' BooklistCover illustrated by Devin Elle Kurtz

A funny, charming and uplifting picture book about loss, the circle of life, and what happens when a beloved pet bug dies. When his pet woodlouse won’t wake up one day, Ross learns from his big sister all about definite, incredible deadness. But if Lord Jeffry isn’t here anymore, where exactly is he? The siblings go to the library to see if they can find out, and although Ross misses his pet, he is comforted thinking of the adventures he might be having now. Eating pears in heaven . . . reincarnated into another animal . . . or perhaps all of his goodness has gone back into the earth to grow something beautiful.A gentle and funny introduction to grief and bereavement, explaining some of the belief systems about what happens after death.

Sometimes, all you need is just a little hug!Wolfie is feeling a bit fragile, so he looks to his friends to cheer him up. Each offers their own version of a hug, but they’re all a bit too wild for Wolfie! Snake squeezes far too tight, and Orangutan’s loop-the-loop hug is a bit too much... surely someone must have the perfect hug to cheer poor Wolfie up? Perhaps all is not as it seems, and there’s a very special someone who’s ready to help.A heartwarming celebration of the special bond a child has with their toys, and the very special power of a simple, loving hug.

A stunning graphic-novel edition of the multi-award-winning story about the incredible friendship between a young boy and a silverback gorilla during the Second World War, inspired by a true story. From the bestselling author of Finn's Epic Fails. 1941. War is raging. And Joseph has been sent to live in the city, where bombers rule the skies. There, he will live with Mrs F, a gruff woman with no fondness for children. Her only loves are the rundown zoo she owns and its mighty silverback gorilla, Adonis. As the weeks pass, Joseph and Adonis become friends, but what will happen when the bombers set him rampaging fre? inner of the British Book Award for Children's Fiction Book of the Year. ‘A magnificent achievement’ Chris Riddell‘A brilliant new incarnation’ David Almond'Earle and Fordham have created a masterpiece' M. G. Leonard'This is storytelling at its absolute finest, art and story combined into an incredible emotional journey' Jamie Smart

From Waterstones Prize-winning Harry Woodgate, this stunning picture book shines a light on mental health, and how kindness, community and gardening can help heal the body and mind.To others, Miss Brown''s wild and overgrown house at the end of the road is scary, but to Holly it’s like something out of a fairy tale. Holly reaches out to Miss Brown and discovers that she isn’t scary at all: her brain has been ill for a while, and the wildness has spilled out. Can their budding friendship, and a bit of help with the butterflies in her garden, encourage Miss Brown to feel like herself again?

The narrator of this book will draw anything you want, but he can''t draw tigers! Except trying to draw them might be the only way to get better...This book is magical. Whatever you think of, the narrator will draw it on the next page. There’s just one problem: they’re really bad at drawing tigers. Hilariously bad. So please, don’t think of tigers! But of course, soon all you’ll be able to think of is tigers . . . so the narrator will draw them, more and more ridiculous as they go: a tiger in a mermaid outfit, one carrying a coffee and a briefcase, some just plain awful. But with practice, will they get bette? fun book to read together, perfect for children who love to draw – and for those who don''t (but might soon!).

Set during the turbulent segregation era, Kwame Alexander weaves a spellbinding story of struggle, determination and the unflappable faith of an American family.Twelve-year-old Charley is set on becoming the first female pitcher to play professional baseball, even if that’s a lofty dream for a Black girl in the American South in the 1920s. Even so, her grandfather Kofi’s thrilling stories about courageous ancestors and epic journeys make it impossible not to dream big. She knows he has so much more to tell, but according to her parents, she isn’t old enough to know about certain things, like what happened to Booker Preston that one night in Great Bridge, and why she can never play on the brand-new baseball field on the other side of town. When Charley challenges a neighbourhood bully to a game at the church picnic, she knows she can win, even with her ragtag team. Then a dispute on the field leads to Charley making a fateful decision, one that will bring consequences she never could have imagined.

When a young archaeologist disappears during a dig at Whitby Abbey, so begins a terrifying and sinister chain of events. As an eerie fog settles over the town and more disappearances are reported, young ghost hunters Eve, Clovis and Tom find themselves involved in a terrifying case. Could it be that the ghost of Vlad the Impaler has come to the seaside town? And can they stop the rise of his demonic vampire arm? raise for the series: 'When I grow up I wanna be a ghost hunter!' Keith Lemon'It makes it so much scarier when you know the author has lived what she writes about' Pixie Lott

Discover Elmer's world in this beautiful gift box set containing all 30 unabridged original Elmer storybooks with a hidden bonus to discover: when the spines are aligned, a picture of Elmer appears!Join Elmer and his colourful friends, and read all of the classic stories in this complete library, from the original Elmer book, to family favourites such as Elmer and the Rainbow, Elmer and the Lost Teddy, Elmer's Christmas and more! And when you're done, put all the spines together to reveal a picture of Elmer himself. Which story is your favourite?

A soul-stirring reimagined Grimm tale by award-winning author Sally Nicholls and hauntingly illustrated by Júlia Sarda which will spellbind and thrill readers of all ages.Nominated for a 2025 Carnegie Medal for Illustration!When a poor fisherman chooses Death to be godfather to his son, he’s sure he’s made a good choice – for surely there’s no man more honest than Death? At the christening, Death gives the fisherman a gift that seems at first to be the key to the family’s fortune, but when greed overcomes the fisherman, he learns that nobody can truly cheat Death . . .

The ultimate book of poetry for gamers and word nerds alike! It’ll make you laugh out loud, be inspired, and mostly want to play!Get ready to press start on . . . video games, board games, word games, playground games, card games, and play to make you laugh games!This brilliantly imaginative, interactive collection of poems is packed full of fun!Illustrated throughout in black and white. Also contains an added flicker book interactive element. For fans of Minecraft, Roblox, Mario Kart, Pokemon, Lego, Marvel, Harry Potter, Monopoly and Uno! The perfect gift for young video gamers!

The highly-anticipated sequel to The Proudest Blue and The Kindest Red, a NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLING SERIES which explores sisterhood and kindness, from trailblazer and Olympic medallist Ibtihaj Muhammad.Bravery grows in your mind, but takes root in your heart. When nobody''s watching, Faizah is the best fencer in the world. But there''s a tournament coming up just before Eid, and with everyone watching, Faizah is worried she won''t be brave enough to compete. Can her big sister Asiya help her find a way to be her boldest sel? n important and uplifting story about faith in religion, in family, and in yourself: to be bold in order to lead, to help, and to grow. Praise for the series:''A ground-breaking picture book about religion, sisterhood and identity.'' WATERSTONES''A beautiful and powerful story about the bond shared between siblings and being proud of yourself and your beliefs.'' BOOKTRUST

Discover the incredible power of the circle of life in this unforgettable story about a leaf in autumn.The seasons have changed, and Keith is the last leaf on the big oak tree. When his friend Tod the blackbird suggests he might want to float down and join his fellow leaves on the ground, Keith refuses. Why should he, when he’s happy where he is? But when he learns how everything is connected in one big ecosystem, Keith thinks it might finally be time to take the ride of his life . . .Read the story and then learn all about how each character in the story contributes to the oak tree’s ecosystem in a beautiful non-fiction section.

A magical festive tale. Lettie Peppercorn lives in a house on stilts near the wind-swept coast of Albion. Nothing incredible has ever happened to her, until one winter's night. The night the Snow Merchant comes. He claims to be an alchemist - the greatest that ever lived - and in a mahogany suitcase, he carries his newest invention. It is an invention that will change Lettie's life - and the world - forever. It is an invention called snow. 'Delightful ... full of action and invention' Sunday Times'A perfect book to share as a family' The Bookseller'Full of fairytale and fun' Daily Mail

Bernard''s got a problem: he''s found a monster in the back garden but his mum and dad are just too busy to notice. So Bernard tries to befriend the monster… and that doesn''t go quite to plan.From the creator of Elmer and Mr Benn, David McKee''s classic picture book has been loved by children, monsters and adults for over forty years! ‘...even more relevant in an era of parents glued to their mobile phones’ DAILY MAIL, Best Reads Ever''Arguably the finest children’s book ever written, McKee’s clever fable is both a warning to neglectful parents and a very funny story about being ignored.'' THE i NEWSPAPER''My favourite books for very young children are Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak and Not Now Bernard by David McKee.'' Michael Rosen ''Not Now Bernard is THE book of our times'' Frank Cottrell-Boyce ''It''s so good!'' Adam Buxton ''Funny to a four year old and meaningful to a 36 year old'' Ben Bailey Smith aka Doc Brown