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Meet Peri, Intergalactic Force Academy Star Fighter, defender of the Milky Way...

The first of a new early reader series set among the seahorse population of a coral reef

The story cleverly combines every young girl’s favourite themes, magic and ponies, to create an exciting adventure

Perfect for emerging readers

Anthony, a very vain dog, is horrified when his fur starts to fall out in clumps. On a humiliating trip to the vet, his body is shaved, leaving only the fur on his head and tip of his tail so that he resembles a lion.

Old Mr Brown has had seventy-eight children. And with the Robinson's first babies on the way he advises them to name them following the letters of the alphabet.

Schools and magic are a winning combination, and Oliver Moon's adventures bring the genre to a younger readership via a tiny chapter-book.

The Howlett owl family love living in the Honeybell family's garden. Yet to the Honeybell family the Howletts are simply a nuisance and they call in the Owl Catcher.

A new edition of a much-loved classic by the immensely popular Joan Aiken.

Welcome to Bugville, the thriving metropolis home of millions of bugs...

The second engaging episode in Bella Donna’s life finds about to continue her studies as a witchling

This exciting new book features three separate stories in which we meet the much loved Fairy Bears again

Animal lovers will enjoy every page of this very funny and charming story

Dad is helping Jess to decorate her new bedroom. Younger sister Alice wants to help too, but when Dad tells her to go downstairs she feels a bit left out.

Join the little Guard Dog on his search to find a new home

Full of fascinating facts about the city, this lovely companion to A Walk in New York is enhanced by Salvatore Rubbino’s engaging retro illustrations and even includes an unfolding panorama of the Thames.

Follow Josh and Danny on their terrifying trail down the plughole...

Poppy is fed up. Her best friend Honey is prettier, kinder and seems to have a much more exciting time than Poppy.

A lively, imaginative tale with lots of laughs

This is Tuffy's third adventure, in which he takes exception to Mum's art class, and ruins almost all of her new masterpieces.

Have you ever staked your own sister in a bet? Well that's what happens to Ellie when her brother Cypselis has a dare with Big Bacchiad at school.

No. 1 comes to the rescue each and every time his family or the village are in trouble!

Mercy the pig loves the buttery-toasty feeling she gets when the Watsons sing to her at bedtime, but she doesn't like sleeping alone.

Includes easy and funny rhymes which children will love to read again and again

Dinah is having a bad day – nothing seems to be going right: so far she’s made her Dad cross and argued with her best friend

The third in a series of stories about a misunderstood troll and the group of children who befriend him.

In these three short stories Jake tells his own incredible tales of the mayhem which follows when a normal boy investigates a variety of what seem to him to be unbelievable events.

There are lots of delightful illustrations in this story for children who have just begun to read books with chapters

Full of witty dialogue and lively narrative

Part of a series of small-format early reading books illustrated in full colour which are ideal for newly fluent younger readers

An entertaining story for fluent younger readers complemented by pen and ink illustrations

Alex T Smith's adorable Claude - a small plump dog in a stylish red sweater and beret - is back for a new adventure.

When Mrs Gaskitt hits a winning streak, she starts to receive prizes - large and small - non-stop, and begins to long for her old, less lucky self.

Mr Gaskitt works as Father Christmas in a department store, his wife is a taxi driver and Horace, their cat, loves spending much of his time watching sad old movies on TV.

Meet a brilliant cast of animal characters in this charming Cornwall story of friendship and belonging

Girls who love The Little Mermaid and all things princess-like will be enchanted.

Ottoline is good at solving mysteries, in part due to her eavesdropping habit and in part because of her qualification as a mistress of disguise.

After visiting Boston and learning about the American Revolution, Judy Moody decides it’s time for her to declare independence at home