A beautifully written, lyrical tale featuring a cast of funny and loveable characters, created by CBeebies' presen... MoreHarper and the Circus of Dreams
The Songs of the Sea festival is about to start, but disaster has struck! The royal musicians will be performing, ... MoreHarper and the Sea of Secrets - World book Day 2016
A beautifully written, lyrical tale featuring a cast of funny and loveable characters, created by CBeebies' presen... MoreHarper and the Night Forest
Minnow is different from the other girls in her town and there's plenty to set her apart: the blossom of pale scars whic... MoreThe Girl with the Shark's Teeth
Once there was a boy called Luka, who lived in a town beside a deep silvery sea. Luka longed to splash in th... MoreMermaid
"An absolutely enchanting tale . . . I adored it." Tamzin Merchant, author of The HatmakersA bold and evocative new adve... MoreWilder than Midnight
A beautifully written, lyrical tale featuring a cast of funny and loveable characters, created by children's TV pr... MoreHarper and the Scarlet Umbrella
Somewhere in the deep and frozen north is an island surrounded entirely by ice. The inhabitants love their snowstorm isl... MoreThe Ice Bear Miracle
Once there was a little girl who dreamed of dancing. Of skipping over rooftops and pirouetting round the moon. She... MoreBallet Dreams
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This is a great book for fans of Fairy Tales. Lilac and Clover's father has remarried and their step-mother does not want them around: she keeps sendi...
Ballet Dreams is a beautiful story about a young girl who is about to start school but she wants to spend all her time dancing instead. Her grandad ta...
This was such a clever story. A tale of magic and lies intertwined with well-known fairy tales - what a great idea! There's a message about difference...
