HarperCollins Children’s Classics – A Little Princess (HarperCollins Children’s Classics)
This beautiful HarperCollins Children’s Classics edition is perfect for every bookshelf.
Bullying, violence, abuse & peer pressure
The Lookout: Beyond the Stars
A short story from the Fighting Words collection, BEYOND THE STARS, written and illustrated by two of the most outstanding talents in children’s fiction today
Starstruck
OMG, Madison Parker is back for the deliciously mean follow up to The Fame Game. The claws are out in the race to become Hollywood’s brightest star…
Rotten School – Dudes, the School is Haunted! (Rotten School, Book 7)
Hilarious series of wacky stories from a US boarding school where naughty pranks and mischief rate much more highly than education. From bestselling US author, R.L. Stine.
Dark Wind Blowing
A boy is pushed too far by his peers, resulting in dramatic and life-threatening consequences as he threatens to release a deadly virus into his school
The Clumsies – THE CLUMSIES MAKE A MESS OF THE BIG SHOW (The Clumsies, Book 3)
Shortlisted for the Roald Dahl Funny prize 2010 – The Clumsies are back in their third and most hilarious book yet! Full of the surreal invention and sparkling wit we’ve come to expect, this latest instalment will have everyone checking under their desks for talking mice…
Essential Modern Classics – Feather Boy (Essential Modern Classics)
Essential Modern Classics are relaunched in gorgeous new covers bringing these timeless story to a new generation.
Lilac Peabody and Bella Bright
The second title in a sparkling new series for younger readers, from the creator and author of Angels Unlimited.
Be More Chill
One boy’s exploration of what it takes to be “cool”, how to get a girl and what (not) to do when you’ve got one…
Star Crazy Me
A brilliant new comedy drama from Jean Ure, all about the ups and downs of seeking fame.
Lilac Peabody and Honeysuckle Hope
The fourth book in this series for younger readers sparkles like its star, Lilac Peabody. As small, quick and shimmery as a dragonfly, Lilac is a friend indeed to all children in need – empowering them to solve their own problems and then disappearing as soon as she is no longer required.