Walker cover reveal
Excited to reveal the cover for Walker, a fun new young MG adventure by Shoo Rayner publishing on 14 March 2019.
January Half Price Sale
Order though our website before midnight January 20th to take advantage of our HALF PRICE January sale.
ALL our titles for children and teens are HALF PRICE when ordered through our website and post and packing is completely free for UK orders. Browse through the books in the tabs above and click on the book pages to place your order.
Try our Dragonfly books for younger readers, such as Lollies 2017 shortlisted Thimble Monkey Superstar and Thimble Holiday Havoc by Jon Blake, Grace Ella, Spells for Beginners by Sharon Marie Jones, Mr Mahli's Shed and a ghost named Dylan by Laura Sheldon or the Dragon Gold series from Shoo Rayner.
Find terrific titles for teen and young adult readers including Behind Closed Doors by Miriam Halahmy, The Territory trilogy by Sarah Govett or Three Strikes by Lucy Christopher, Kat Ellis and Rhian Ivory.
Mo, Lottie and the Junkers cover reveal
We are very happy to present the cover for Mo, Lottie and the Junkers, the first book in an exciting new series by Jennifer Killick, publishing on 18 April. Irresistible comic sci-fi about new families, moving across the street, solving a mystery and saving your friend.
Mo Appleby’s ordered life is turned upside down when he and his mum move in with his new stepdad and stepsisters, Lottie and Sadie. The home he left behind is just across the street, and there’s something not quite right about the new occupant. Other strange new people keep popping into his life, too: a bonkers lollipop man and a boy called Jax, who seems to understand Mo better than anyone else, especially Lottie.
Summer of No Regrets cover reveal
Four friends pledge to make their summer regret-free but will it be that simple? An uplifting and diverse YA novel from exciting new author Kate Mallinder, publishing on 2 May. Many thanks to CHCC YA Fest for the cover reveal!
After their exams, four sixteen-year-old best friends pledge to live a summer regret-free, taking risks however much it scares them: Sasha agrees to spend the holiday in Geneva, with the father she hasn’t seen for six years, but is not expecting his new girlfriend, or the boy in the cafe. Shy homebody Hetal decides to go to science camp, and has to find a new competitive spirit. After Nell lost her arm in an accident her mother is scared to let her out of the house – so to do what she wants she will have to lie to her parents. Fostered Cam goes to look for her birth father. What will she find? As all these choices become difficult, even dangerous, they will need each other for the strength to face the future.
