Reimagining children's classics

In an inspired reimagining of the Jules Verne classic Around the World in Eighty Days, readers are swept across the globe against a backdrop of fearlessness, treachery, sabotage, and family secrets.

Told in amusing rhyming verse with bold illustrations, this is a fresh, enjoyable revamp of a traditional tale.

Jacqueline Wilson pays tribute to her ​‘all-time favourite classic children’s author’ E. Nesbit in this contemporary reimagining of Five Children and It.

An enchanting reimagining of Peter Pan for contemporary times, where Martha must help Peter stop Captain Hook’s curse.

In this rather innovative book, Rosen tells the tale of a modern-day Oliver Twist: Shona. Shona’s story is completely relatable and well-drawn, demonstrating Dickens’ grasp of the human condition, which makes this a great read for more mature readers.

An exciting, fast-paced adventure, which paints a vivid picture of mid-nineteenth century Britain and Russia

A spirited reimagining of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice, told from the perspective of Lydia, the youngest Bennet sister. It is great fun to see her thoughts on her older sisters Jane and Lizzy, plus Mr Darcy.

A confident retelling of Steinbeck’s classic Of Mice and Men,updated for a modern audience and presented in a super readable/dyslexia-friendly format.

Blackman’s skilful retelling of Shakespeare’s Othello in a futuristic space setting is thrilling and romantic. The characters are memorable, and readers won’t be able to tell whose side they are on – and who they should trust.

Terry Pratchett once again proves himself a master storyteller in this tribute to one of Charles Dickens’ best-known characters, the Artful Doger.