My toddler has fallen in love with this beautiful vibrant book! It follows the theme of all the other ‘That’s not my ...’ books and is equally full of vivid illustrations with textured patches for him...

Gorgeous! I loved Cogheart and Moonlocket is a perfect successor. I have no bones to pick at all - there wasn't a single moment where I felt "that doesn't work". The world-building is a delight, the c...

A cracking little mystery told through the eyes of a gorgeous cat who's rather come down in the world. Lucky enough to find himself a job as Theatre Mouser, he stumbles across a jewel thief and saves ...

I love this series. The characters are delightful and it's a great introduction to mystery-solving from Y3 upwards - real Secret Seven stuff but with a distinctly up-to-date cast. Spooks and Scooters ...

Brian the Lion is bored with his life and longs to go into space. One day his friends help him on his mission to the stars and off he goes. He finds amazing creatures and food whilst on his magical jo...

We are we are certainly enjoying laughing our way through the Winnie collection, Alex is joining in with the reading and absolutely loves the illustrations. Can't wait for the next one! 

A wonderfully illustrated book to build little ones interest in growing plants. This book has lift flaps for the children to explore as well as a packet of seeds and height chart to grow their own sun...

I'm very late to the Wonder party, I know - I avoid massively hyped books until it's all died down a bit (I'm not sure this one is going to die down soon, mind!). Occasionally the hype is right: Wonde...

Another for the middle-grade steampunk collection; The Boy Who Went Magic is unusually not set in Victorian England (for which I love it for trying something different). Of all the books in this genre...

Squashy is just the cutest thing in the whole darn world. And he gets to save the day here and there, too!This is a great follow-up to the first book; adorably illustrated - you really feel so much ca...