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The author was inspired to write this simple story when painting with her child. "I wrote this book after mixing colours with my son - when he mixed all the paints together, he looked at me and said 'Yuk brown I hate brown!' " This made me question why. I then explained, "It's not yuk - it's beautiful like you and me." Then I remembered doing the SAME thing when I was a little girl and it just made me think about how children see the colour brown as 'not nice' which then leads to negative feelings about themselves and their skin colour.

As our family search for the splishy-splashy mermaid, their quest takes them deeper and deeper into the ocean, whilst they discover many creatures along the way that all have a magic of their own. There is a hidden mermaid across every spread of this book, for children to find and follow. It encourages interest in endangered wildlife and includes a diverse central family.

As our family search for the fabulous fluttery fairy, their quest takes them to many new areas of the countryside; while they discover many creatures along the way that all have a magic of their own. This is the third in a series that uses mythical creatures to bring to light issues with endangered animals and wildlife. It also includes a diverse central family - includes a diverse family at its centre.

When herds of excited animals line up to audition for a new show, the swan ballerinas are a little too quick to judge their abilities. This fun rhyming romp celebrates the richness of diversity and shows that being different is always cool. A story that champions those that might get picked last with their strengths often unseen, but who have lots of heart and unique talents to boot. Get ready to laugh, cheer and maybe even dance along with this colourful cast of characters that shows, no matter who you are, you deserve the chance to shine!

A tongue twisting, read-aloud debut from author Alice Corrie, who has worked as a children's book editor specialising in picture books for almost twenty years. With dynamic and playful illustrations from Turkish artist Ipek Konak, the funny storyof Fifi the Flamenco loving flamingo is a celebration of fabulousness and pure camp, as well as the vibrance of hispanic and latino culture. When Fifi tries to dance in front of the other flamingos, her flappy, flippy-floppy legs fail and they all fall about laughing at her. As she sets off on her quest to find her calling, she discovers the Flamenco Fiesta. The crowds all love Fifi's unique style of dancing and she becomes a fabulous, fantastic fashionable 'Flamenco Flamingo'!

This sensitive book aims to open up conversations and help children realise that they don't have to follow the pack, give them the confidence to do the right thing and stay true to who they really are. Second offering from illustrator Ryan Sonderegger, from the global smash 'What Wesley Wore'. Talks about peer pressure, toxic masculinity and gang mentality using the metaphor of mild and wild wolves.

Far out to sea and deep below the whispering waves lives a merman called Nen. Nen spends his days exploring his underwater kingdom, but something is missing: his heart is empty. So, Nen ventures to the forbidden world above and it is here that he meets Ernest, a lonely fisherman. But can two people from different worlds be together and what will happen when a terrifying storm gathers? A lyrical, beautiful celebration of love, acceptance and faith, with a gentle message about how we treat our oceans, and each other.

Arlo visited Nana every Sunday, and she would always have new sweets waiting for him inside a special jar. So when Arlo finds out Nana has passed away, he keeps the jar with him to feel safe and closer to his Nana. But as his sadness turns to anger, a storm builds inside the jar, until Arlo has enough and smashes it open! What will happen when the storm rushes out? A story that encourages children to talk about bereavement and anger, and explore ways to manage, embrace, and safely release them. It also includes a science experiment, and a guide to make a 'glitter jar' to help with anger.

When Jack meets his new neighbour, Enzo, he finds out that they like ALL the same things. They start bird-watching with Enzo’s dad and learn all about swallows; but as the time comes for the swallows to migrate, Enzo has to return home to South Africa. As Jack feels lonely a surpise video call from Enzo not only brings him some comfort, but the swallows have found Enzo too!

A collection of the cutest baby animals, all from unusual species with fun facts that young readers will enjoy discovering for the very first time. AGES: 3 to 5

As Marney starts to find food for the coming winter, he spots the most enormous pumpkin in a bush on the far side of the park. Not wanting to waste any time gathering nuts with the other squirrels, or listening to warnings from Riley the hedgehog, Marney’s plan for a pumpkin-seed-feast soon falls apart when the stripy orange pumpkin isn’t exactly what it appears to be . . .

An exciting lift-the-flap adventure board book.

Pip, the resilient, rubbish-sorting pigeon, is never afraid to FAIL. A can-do attitude means there’s always a way to ‘Find Another Idea and Learn’. This comes in handy for Pip and the other pigeons, as a stormy misadventure takes them to a strange new land! Inspiring resilience and a growth mindset, this story encourages children to embrace failure as a welcome opportunity to learn and improve.

While the original book provided soft illustrations and soothing rhyme to help us see the magic within the mundane, this new joyful anthem of hope shows the beauty in experiences we previously took for granted. Everyday outings such as swimming lessons and birthday parties have a whole new level of wonder for these young children who have grown up in lockdown and may be experiencing them for the very first time. Of course, the magic isn't lost on us adults too, who have been waiting for a long time, for something as simple as a hug.

Ollie and Grace hate brushing their teeth and plan to trick the tooth fairies by creating fake teeth out of sugar cubes and putting them under their pillows. Imagine their embarrassment when they get marched by Wensleydale Watch-Mouse to The Royal Mint to face the Chief Tooth Fairy. They learn all about the sickly-sweet Sugarplum Pixie who also likes to play nasty tricks and steal rotten teeth! Perhaps Ollie and Grace will be a bit more keen to give their teeth a proper brushing from now on . . .

A cute non-fiction title that brings baby animals from vulnerable and endangered species to life in a way that will entice readers to discover some of these creatures for the first time! Exciting yet informative, this collection of facts is all about some of our planets most amazing and adorable animals. The sweet animals will appeal to children visually, but the book also carries a strong education message, and encouragement to support conservation. The foreword is written by wildlife filmmaker Dan O'Neill, who has had his documentaries shown on BBC Earth.

A rebellious collection of visual artists who all broke the mould in exciting and inspiring ways. This book encourages readers of all ages to rise up and express themselves freely, making art in any way they choose. Creating art is really important for children today, especially growing up in a world filled with technology. Art gives them a unique way to express themselves, solve problems, and think in new ways. It also builds self-esteem and balances mental health. This inclusive collection of artists from across the world and throughout history will inspire a variety of readers. AGES: 5 to 7

When Dylan and his family move to a new house, he notices something different: THIS house has a GHOST! Sadly, no-one else can accept their spooky housemate, so the family soon evict the ghost. While everyone else enjoys the fright-free days, the house feels sad and empty to Dylan. Can he help his family fix their mistake?

A spellbinding rhyming story that brings to life the precious moments between a mother and daughter, with a sprinkle of magic and a supernatural twist. The magical moments between a mother and her daughter are some of the most treasured memories to make. But what if your mummy happens to be a witch? This wonderfully witchy story is a cauldron of utterly charming ingredients told through the eyes of a little witchling. From dandelion ice-scream to pumpkin perfume and cauldron baths, and best of all a mummy who can wake up the sun and make the stars shine. PRAISE "Adorable storytelling, beautiful illustrations. An instant 'Moon Lane Classic'." - Tamara Macfarlane, Founder of the multi-award winning Moon Lane bookshops in London and Kent "A beautiful celebration of nature, magic moments & mums that do things differently." - Through The Wardrobe bookshop

While Cinder dreams of a girl with eyes the colour of the sea, Princess Ella longs for something she cannot yet imagine. When the two girls meet, their hearts are filled with joy, but what will happen when the clock strikes midnight? With one family being a source of encouragement, the other determined to crush all attempts at happiness, the odds are firmly stacked against our heroes. Yet with the power of love and strength, hope prevails. The result is a richly purposeful and inspirational, tale where girl meets girl and love faces adversity. Will Cinder and Ella find their happily ever after? :

Rory loves his dad, but he also really likes his step-dad, Tony. He has weekends with Dad in the park and makes imaginary dens with Tony, so when Father's Day comes, who should he make his card for at school? Spotting his frustration, Tony spends his 'rainy-day pennies' to take Rory somewhere new - an ART GALLERY, full of wonders. As they pause to reflect in a huge room of rectangles, Rory sees his conflicting feelings glistening back at him in many powerful colours. Afterwards, a 'chance' encounter with Dad, under a red sky, helps Rory realise that he doesn't have to feel torn at all.

Every Christmas Eve, a lonely woodcutter named Kai carves statues for anyone who might pass by. But one magical night his loneliness is soothed by a visit from the snow prince. Feared by many, Kai sees hope in the prince's eyes, but as the prince freezes once more, imprisoned in his ice-palace, can Kai break the curse?

A gently relatable story about how some children may find school hard. This book introduces readers to neurodiversity, through the lovable school dog, Dexter. Scenarios like the first day of term, outdoor learning, and the school play can affect children in different ways, but Dexter has a way of naturally helping all teh diverse children he meets, making them feel calm and happy

While Cinder dreams of a girl with eyes the colour of the sea, Princess Ella longs for something she cannot yet imagine. When the two girls meet, their hearts are filled with joy, but what will happen when the clock strikes midnight? With one family being a source of encouragement, the other determined to crush all attempts at happiness, the odds are firmly stacked against our heroes. Yet with the power of love and strength, hope prevails. The result is a richly purposeful and inspirational, tale where girl meets girl and love faces adversity. Will Cinder and Ella find their happily ever after? PRAISE "A gorgeous retelling of everyone's favourite fairy tale. It's a delight to see that we all deserve a happily ever after." - Jodie Lancet-Grant, author of 'Pirate Mums' and 'The Marvellous Doctors for Magical Creatures' "An uplifting, hopeful and inspiring LGBT fairy tale, celebrating feminism, strength and love." - James Mayhew, Children's Author and Illustrator :

A cautionary tale of cunning, cat-astrophic greed and fake news. A topical, political satire about capitalism, poverty and greed, with greedy cats and hungry rats, that teaches children about the impact of what happens when people take a great deal more than they need.

Join The Whale Watchers on an unforgettable summer holiday adventure that raises awareness of the key role that whales play in climate change and explains how readers can help protect whales and their environment by reducing single use plastics and embracing a more sustainable reuse culture. It's the first day of summer holidays and Finn can't believe his marine biologist mum is dragging him and his little brother Jesse off to miserable, rainy Scotland to study the whales that live there. Finn longs to be somewhere hot, lying by a hotel pool with his headphones on. He's sick of his mum's work, and of the knot in his stomach that tightens whenever he thinks about her hopeless cause - beautiful sea creatures endangered by a plastic-polluted ocean. But when a girl with binoculars round her neck and a dog at her heels takes Finn and Jesse to her secret lookout point, Finn soon finds himself swept up in an unforgettable adventure. But can he find hope too? Your support helps this book give back: Increasing awareness, creating change and donating back to the cause Commissioned by BRITA, to raise funds for their partner WDC (Whale and Dolphin Conservation) the leading charity dedicated to the protection of whales and dolphins, who will receive a share of the profits.

A spellbinding rhyming story that brings to life the precious moments between a mother and daughter, with a sprinkle of magic and a supernatural twist. The magical moments between a mother and her daughter are some of the most treasured memories to make. But what if your mummy happens to be a witch? This wonderfully witchy story is a cauldron of utterly charming ingredients told through the eyes of a little witchling. From dandelion ice-scream to pumpkin perfume and cauldron baths, and best of all a mummy who can wake up the sun and make the stars shine. PRAISE "Adorable storytelling, beautiful illustrations. An instant 'Moon Lane Classic'." - Tamara Macfarlane, Founder of the multi-award winning Moon Lane bookshops in London and Kent "A beautiful celebration of nature, magic moments & mums that do things differently." - Through The Wardrobe bookshop

As a prince's endless greed leads to a frozen curse from a beautiful witch, he embarks on a quest to make things right. In his darkest hour, the hope of a magical star and the kindness of others, shows the prince that the greatest gift of all is not found in material things, but in the joy of sharing and the warmth of friendship. From the author of 'Santa's Wish' and 'Where Bjorn Belongs' this latest Christmas story not only inspires sharing and selflessness in the festive season, it also invites readers to think about how they can make their own stories by blending well-known tales.

An exhilarating adventure from renowned picture book author, Karl Newson, that sparks a lifelong love for books. Characters from different stories collide to celebrate our rich tapestry of children's literature. As pages wildly come to life, this 'riotous read' not only entertains but also shows the magic of storytelling and the importance of keeping the joy of reading alive. With every turn of the page, it's a celebration of the limitless worlds within books, encouraging young minds to become active participants in their everyday reading adventures.