ADHD Love's Rich and Rox bring their personal experience of neurodivergence to the story, sharing their important message that ADHD isn't something to be ashamed of - but something to be understood and celebrated. Ady is something to celebrate, and as Sophie discovers, lots of people have Ady's of their own!
With hundreds of thousands of followers across social channels, Rich and Rox bring their popular and important message directly to kids for the first time in Ady and Me. View Full Review
A gripping story with a brilliantly shocking ending. Rich, beautiful, privileged – the Sinclair clan seem to have it all. For Cadence and her cousins that means long hot summers on their special holiday island. Days of swimming and picnics and parties. But around them swirl the problems of their parents and particularly, the complex issues of their inheritance.
When Cadence hits her head in an accident she can’t remember anything about how it might have happened; a whole section of her life is missing. It is only when she goes back to the family island that the ... View Full Review
How do you cross the river to reach the ice cream van on the other side? Frog Can Float is part of Tony Neal's fun picture book series that gently introduces young readers to simple mathematical and scientific principles. Previous concepts included force, capacity and weather. This time we look at floating and sinking, demonstrated by a group of animal friends trying different ways to float across the water to reach the other side. Firstly they look for different things that float - and find quite a few that rapidly sink. The wood floats so they sensibly decide to build ... View Full Review
Jonty Howley's gorgeous debut paints the world we wish existed for our boys, and offers a path there! This story is the truest interpretation of the notion that we should "let boys be boys": let them express the full range of their emotions, vulnerable parts and all! View Full Review
A fascinating tale exploring the emergence of matriarchal power coming out of traditional patriarchal themes and parallel timelines.
This is the third novel in a trilogy, with further profound adventures for Anitha. View Full Review
Egg, Egg, Egg by Sarah Finan is the latest stunning board book from Post Wave, a new publisher that is certainly making waves in the children's book world.
This is the first in a series of toddler books to encourage healthy eating - starting with eggs. Delicious any time of day, Egg, Egg, Egg celebrates the versatility of this simple food, with fun rhymes and bright, bold colours. Turn the die-cut page and watch the eggs appear, from the chicken, to a yummy dippy egg with soldiers. On every page there are pictures and text to share, and that will ... View Full Review
The spell-binding world-building of Philip Pullman with the page-turning kid appeal of Skandar and the Unicorn Thief.
Discover a world of magic and secrets, friendship and unimaginable quests in this spectacular new fantasy series from the most exciting new voice in children's books. View Full Review
I’m very excited about the new book No One Is Home from the creators of No.5 Bubblegum Street.
In No. 5 Bubblegum Street, we roam all round an apartment building where the residents are a quirky community of animal characters whose many creative talents range from rapping and to sculpting. The writing is fresh and freewheeling and the illustrations are both cool and funny, with SO many things to spot and spark conversation.
In the latest story No One Is Home, the action broadens out into a big, busy city, where friends Kimbo and Leo set off from opposite ... View Full Review
C.S Lewis’s classic fantasy book The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe tells the story of the four Pevensie children, Lucy, Peter, Edmund, and Susan, and their adventures in the mystical world of Narnia.
Sent to the British countryside for their own safety during the blitz of World War II, they discover an entryway into a mystical world through an old wardrobe. Mythical creatures suffering under the rule of the cruel White Witch inhabit Narnia and the arrival of the children gives them hope for liberation.
All are dragged into the inevitable conflict between evil and good. ... View Full Review
With beautiful artwork by Freya Betts, this paperback edition features gorgeous sprayed edges with stencilled artwork. This is a breathtaking collectible perfect for the long-time fan or new Hunger Games reader. View Full Review
Who knew triangles were such troublemakers? Welcome to the creative world of Doodle and Dot where a new adventure is only a crayon drawing away.
Doodle and Dot love to draw, and are spending the day drawing shapes. All is calm and peaceful until Doodle dares to draw a triangle. Havoc is unleashed! To escape an invasion of triangle aliens, the pair draw a hot air balloon which is quickly punctured by the triangle beaks of a flock of passing birds. Don't even mention the dinosaur.
It's all great fun, bright colourful, and preschoolers get a basic lesson in geometry. ... View Full Review
We all know that mummies love hugs, and in this clever board book we can turn the page and actually see mummy getting a great big hug too! The specially cut pages turn to show all sorts of cuddles; cuddles to reassure, bathtime cuddles in a big fluffy towel and the best sort of cuddle at bedtime.
Part of the Usborne Huggy Books range, that has explored dinosaurs, bears and monsters getting a cuddle, now in time for Mother's Day we see mummies getting a hug too. View Full Review
