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The first in a new children's fantasy adventure series, full of imagination, humour and heart, and with echoes of Peter Pan, The Chronicles of Nar...

This is a thrill-ride of an adventure, with illustrations by Ben Mantle bringing Boot's world to life. Fans of Toy Story and Charlie Changes into a...

Review Hegarty understands the importance of humour for young readers. One of the great pleasures of being scared is the release of laughter t...

The first in a series of gripping adventure stories for readers 8+, perfect for fans of Enid Blyton. Lucy, Max, Charlie and Joe aren't looking for ...

This collection of seven books from Ben Aaronovitch's Rivers of London series is a must-have for any fan of urban fantasy. Follow the adventures of...

'This is a book about real people, real stories, real heroes. You might not know their faces, and you might not know their names - but once you've ...

Ben Aaronovitch: A Rivers of London Novel Collection – 6 Books Set Dive into the thrilling and magical world of Ben Aaronovitch’s Rivers of London ...

'Profoundly powerful not only in observations and stories, but in how courageously and carefully it speaks to our present moment' Madeleine Thien, ...

Review One of our finest young historians...With such a variety of peaks and troughs to choose from, this book can only generate discussion: it is...

A smart and thrilling debut that delves into the darkest aspects of influencer culture, Ellery Lloyd’s People Like Her is about what you risk losin...

Discover the fascinating and cutting-edge science behind the greatest question of all: is there life beyond Earth? For millennia, we have looked ...

This irreverent introduction to art gives children the confidence to respond to art on their own terms, and – most importantly – to have fun with i...

Product Description Ben Jonson: Authority: Criticism is the first book-length study of Jonson's literary criticism, and examines the ways that cri...

'Excellent . . . This is narrative history of the highest quality' Andrew Lycett, Sunday Telegraph 'Wonderfully engrossing and intelligent . . ....