Produced in partnership with the Royal British Legion, this beautifully illustrated book explains to children why it''s important to remember the service and sacrifice of so many men and women from every background, who ensured our freedoms and way of life. The sensitively written text tells of the world wars as well as other wars that are remembered at this time. It explains the history behind poppies, why we hold 1- or 2-minute silences and what happens in commemorative parades around the world. The book includes poems and quotes from veterans across different conflicts, and who served and sacrificed in different ways.We Will Remember Them is a helpful introduction to Remembrance for children in Lower Key Stage 2. The book, and especially the detailed illustrations, will help prompt discussion about who we remember and how we remember them.For every copy sold, 25p will be donated to the Royal British Legion.

He''s Not Mine is a rollercoaster of drama, comedy, and scandalous twists that will keep you guessing on every page. 

Sage Washington married the wrong man. Years ago, Gordon seemed like the safe choice for her and her daughter, Trish. But every year, things have gotten a little worse. Their passion has faded, Gordon doesn''t work or drive, and Sage is pretty sure he''s cheating with a younger woman. Worst of all, she has stopped caring.

Sage wishes with all her heart she could be with the man she truly loves, her childhood best friend and soulmate, Maxwell Brookshaw. They only get a few stolen moments once a year or so, and it always leaves her wanting.

When Sage catches Gordon cheating, she laments she wasted her best years with him. Trish is in college now and Sage is alone. She wants to be with Max, but Gordon is just one of the many obstacles stopping them from finally being together. Gordon is unhinged, in denial about their breakup, and an increasingly frightening threat towards his mother. Will Max and Sage ever be together, or is she doomed to spend an eternity alone, pining for someone who will never be hers?

Please be advised this book contains strong sexual imagery.

Produced in partnership with the Royal British Legion, this beautifully illustrated book explains to children why it''s important to remember the service and sacrifice of so many men and women from every background, who ensured our freedoms and way of life. The sensitively written text tells of the world wars as well as other wars that are remembered at this time. It explains the history behind poppies, why we hold 1- or 2-minute silences and what happens in commemorative parades around the world. The book includes poems and quotes from veterans across different conflicts, and who served and sacrificed in different ways.We Will Remember Them is a helpful introduction to Remembrance for children in Lower Key Stage 2. The book, and especially the detailed illustrations, will help prompt discussion about who we remember and how we remember them.For every copy sold, 25p will be donated to the Royal British Legion.

He''s Not Mine is a rollercoaster of drama, comedy, and scandalous twists that will keep you guessing on every page. 

Sage Washington married the wrong man. Years ago, Gordon seemed like the safe choice for her and her daughter, Trish. But every year, things have gotten a little worse. Their passion has faded, Gordon doesn''t work or drive, and Sage is pretty sure he''s cheating with a younger woman. Worst of all, she has stopped caring.

Sage wishes with all her heart she could be with the man she truly loves, her childhood best friend and soulmate, Maxwell Brookshaw. They only get a few stolen moments once a year or so, and it always leaves her wanting.

When Sage catches Gordon cheating, she laments she wasted her best years with him. Trish is in college now and Sage is alone. She wants to be with Max, but Gordon is just one of the many obstacles stopping them from finally being together. Gordon is unhinged, in denial about their breakup, and an increasingly frightening threat towards his mother. Will Max and Sage ever be together, or is she doomed to spend an eternity alone, pining for someone who will never be hers?

Please be advised this book contains strong sexual imagery.