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Emmy is brilliant at the computer game, Illusory Isles. Her avatar is a powerful fire elemental with magma claws and flaming breath. When Emmy's gaming video gets a front-page feature, thousands of devoted fans flock to watch her battle the ultimate online baddie, the Mulch Queen herself. Life at school is the exact opposite. Emmy is friendless and bullied by Vanessa AKA the Queen of Mean. To Vanessa and her gang, Emmy is a weirdo with bad handwriting, horrible fashion sense and no dad. But if Emmy can take on the Mulch Queen online, perhaps she can also find a way to take on Vanessa too? Emmy decides to level up and solve this challenge alone. But then Emmy discovers that Mulch Queens and Mean Queens are much easier to face when you have a little help from new friends . . .

Emmy is brilliant at the computer game, Illusory Isles. Her avatar is a powerful fire elemental with magma claws and flaming breath. When Emmy''s gaming video gets a front-page feature, thousands of devoted fans flock to watch her battle the ultimate online baddie, the Mulch Queen herself. Life at school is the exact opposite. Emmy is friendless and bullied by Vanessa AKA the Queen of Mean. To Vanessa and her gang, Emmy is a weirdo with bad handwriting, horrible fashion sense and no dad. But if Emmy can take on the Mulch Queen online, perhaps she also find a way to take on Vanessa too? Emmy decides to level up and solve this puzzle alone. But then Emmy discovers that Mulch Queens and Mean Queens are much easier to face when you have a little help from new friends . . .

The start of a fabulous new series for kids aged 6 andolder by CBeebies star George Webster“George Webster: inspiration, ambassador, actor,author, pioneer, role model, myth-buster, BAFTA-winner, bestpresenter, top dancer, top bloke, all-round legend.”- Sam Wollaston, the GuardianMost of George's classmates have cats and dogs as pets, but George'sparents are not pet lovers and despite George's pleadingthey refuse to get him either.On George's birthday, he decides to wish for a pet Labrador, butat the last minute he changes his mind... a pet dragonwould surely be more fun?!When George finds a dragon at the end of the garden, he realiseshis wish has come true, but this dragon has a mind of its own,and it's going to be hard to conceal its antics at school and tohis parents.Can George and his friends keep Lava a secrettogether? Full of fun, adventure and mayhem, this series is perfect forearly readersFilled with engaging illustrations by Tim Budgen, illustratorof bestselling books such as Twenty Dinosaurs at BedtimeAuthored by George Webster – an actor, BAFTA-winningTV presenter and Ambassador for Mencap

The second book in the fabulous series for 6+ readersby Cbeebies star George Webster, full of more dragon mayhem withnew dragons, magic and adventure.“George Webster: inspiration, ambassador,actor, author, pioneer, role model, myth-buster, BAFTA-winner,best presenter, top dancer, top bloke, all-round legend.” – Sam Wollaston, the GuardianGeorge and his friends are back for another adventure …this time into a magical forest on a school camping trip!Joined by two new mini dragons, Slushie and Glitz, the gang learnsurvival 101 skills, including how to roast marshmallows!But when Lava mysteriously flies off, George and the gang areleft to their own devices. Magical mishaps happen along the way asGlitz and Slushie discover their special powers, while Jason andFaiza struggle to get along. Can George get his friends to worktogether, and find Lava?Chaos and mayhem will fly, and new dragons will emerge from thewilderness as George and the mini dragons embark on a brand-newadventure… Even more dragon chaos and magic in the second book of the seriesfor early readersFilled with gorgeous illustrations by Tim Budgen, illustratorof bestselling books such as Twenty Dinosaurs at BedtimeAuthored by George Webster, actor, BAFTA-winning TV presenterand Ambassador for Mencap

Kim likes pop. Sam likes rock. Sam talks A LOT! Will Sam ever stop? Not Pop Not Rock is a low level phonics reading book. Beautifully illustrated throughout, this 149-word fiction story features a fully decodable text, suitable for struggling teen and adult readers.Not Pop Not Rock uses a carefully limited set of letters and sounds to make up all the words. (For UK schools this relates to Phase 2 of Letters and Sounds, the UK Government''s synthetic phonics reading programme.)Not Pop Not Rock is part of Ransom''s Neutron Stars, a structured reading programme for teens and adults learning the basics of reading. The series offer progression through ten levels of reading, four phonics and six coloured book bands.More information on the structure of the scheme can be found here.

Jaz has split up with Kris and he is upset. But tonight Jack is playing at the Rock Show. It is the biggest gig in town. The Rock Show is a low level phonics reading book. Beautifully illustrated throughout, this fiction story features a fully decodable text, suitable for struggling teen and adult readers. The Rock Show uses a carefully limited set of letters and sounds to make up all the words. (For UK schools this relates to Phase 5 of Letters and Sounds, the UK Government''s synthetic phonics reading programme.) The Rock Show is part of Ransom''s Neutron Stars, a structured reading programme for teens and adults learning the basics of reading. The series offers progression through ten levels of reading, four phonics and six coloured book bands.

It is dark on the river. The fog is thick. The moon is high. Get on the Night Ship. The Night Ship is a low level phonics reading book. Beautifully illustrated throughout, this 205-word fiction story features a fully decodable text, suitable for ages 9 - 13. The Night Ship covers the second set of basic letters and sounds that students meet in Phase 3 of Letters and Sounds, the UK Government''s synthetic phonics reading programme. The Night Ship is part of Ransom Reading Stars Plus, a structured reading programme for students learning to read. The series has ten levels: four phonics levels (covering Letters and Sounds Phases 2 to 5) and six book bands (Pink through to Orange).

There really are Vampires. They really do suck blood. Learn more about the REAL vampires who are bats, squid, finches, ants and even crabs. Vampire Animals is a book-banded reading book for developing readers, carefully levelled at Orange Book Band for guided reading. Illustrated throughout with beautiful photographs, this nonfiction title is suitable for ages 9-13. Vampire Animals features a longer, less structured text with a more extended vocabulary. More literary language is used with more complex sentence structures. More space is allowed for text than for pictures. Vampire Animals is part of Ransom Reading Stars Plus, a structured programme for students learning to read. The series has ten levels: four phonics levels and six book band levels (Pink through to Orange).