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Little Bear Lost
Jane Hissey’s timeless classic picture book series Old Bear has been brought back to life by Templar publishing, for a new generation of young readers. The popular nursery character Old Bear and all his pals are wonderfully evoked through rich colour illustrations and charming playroom adventure stories. View Full Review
Little Bear's Trousers
Little Bear has lost his trousers! He sets off in search of them and discovers that all the toys have seen them, but no one seems to know where they are now. With help from Old Bear, Rabbit, Duck, Dog and Bramwell Brown, will he ever find his trousers? View Full Review
Run Like A Girl
Winner of the Sunday Times Children's Sports Book of the Year Run Like A Girl introduces you to 50 female athletes from across the globe and is a celebration of women in sport. Taking its name from the derogatory insult we've all heard,  the reality is that people have been known to use it as an insult to limit women and girls' potential. Taking back the saying ”Like a Girl” because too right – these legends are strong and brave and fearless. Like a girl. They are ambitious and fearless and tough. Like a girl.  Featuring rowers, ... View Full Review
Great Lives in Graphics: Leonardo Da Vinci
Part of the Great Lives in Graphics series this is a beautiful hardback featuring a visual snapshot and fascinating facts about the creator of the Mona Lisa. Opening the doors to the whole world of Da Vinci and the breadth of his creations, this is a joyful journey through his life and all of his accomplishments as an artist, as an engineer, as a scientist and as an inventor.   From his destiny to create fantastic flying machines (he produced over 500 sketches and 35,000 words to do with flying); through to his obsession with how the body worked (... View Full Review
The Magic Faraway Tree: The Enchanted Wood Book 1
A funny, magical adventure that will delight children again and again. The first book in Enid Blyton's Faraway Tree series, published in 1939 and as numerous editions followed this has become a true classic. Chosen by Ross Welford, our Guest Editor, as one of his recommended reads; "Three children, an enchanted forest, a magical tree inhabited by fairy-folk - and that’s even before you get to the magical lands through the clouds.  Just glorious!" View Full Review
Bridge to Terabithia
Bridge to Terabithia is an unforgettable story of friendship and loss by award-winning author Katherine Paterson. Chosen by Ross Welford, our Guest Editor, as one of his recommended reads; "An American classic from the 1970s, with terrific lead characters and an emotional gut-punch that took me completely by surprise." View Full Review
Oscar's Lion
Chosen by Ross Welford, our Guest Editor, as one of his recommended reads; "This tale of a mysterious, talking lion who turns up in the life of a small boy is both funny and deeply poignant." View Full Review
Divergent
Heart-pounding and thrilling urban dystopian fiction, this is a reissue of the No. 1 New York Times bestseller debut. A novel of non-stop suspense and twists and turns that you least expect.  There's romance too and a heroine who is determined to fulfill her plans even when conflict seems the only course of action. A debut novel that will leave you breathless. View Full Review
Memoirs of a Teenage Amnesiac
From the author of Elsewhere comes an extraordinary story of identity, memory loss and self-discovery. Naomi’s voyage of finding out just who she really is and what defines her, as a person, is one many a teenager goes through. As we get to know Naomi and her life, we are allowed to be completely involved, cheering her on, booing the bad decisions, and distressing over all her indecisiveness and learning from it. Its well written teenage fiction and the title is sure to grab the attention of teenagers everywhere. View Full Review
I, Coriander
Sally Gardner is a formidable talent as she manages so successfully to entrance, engage and grip the reader in a historical setting and in the originality of the storyline. The richness of the prose will delight adult and child alike leaving you gasping for breath and clamoring for more. View Full Review
No Longer Alone
This touching picture book subtly deals with big emotions such as loss, with an uplifting and hopeful message about being yourself and the importance of family and talking about worries.  View Full Review
Little Guides to Great Lives: Anne Frank
Anne Frank, written by Isabel Thomas and illustrated by Paola Escabar is a beautifully illustrated biography of a little girl who became a victim of WWII. Anne Frank was an ordinary girl living in extraordinary times. Forced to go into hiding to escape the Nazis’persecution of Jews in World War II, Anne kept a diary that would become one of the most famous books in the world. View Full Review