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When mystery device comes between two best friends, will they learn to share, or decide they're better off without it at all . . . ?Panda and Penguin are best friends . . . until they find the Thing. The Thing is exciting - it has a flashing screen and makes funny ringing noises - but only one of them can play with it at a time. The Thing comes between them, but is anything worth losing their friendship?A funny and lighthearted tale that cautions against letting technology cause problems between friends, for the very youngest children.

For Lil, life at the Squawking Mackerel inn couldn¿t be more miserable. She''s tasked with the sloppiest, grottiest jobs and picked on at every turn. Her only friend is Augustus Scratchy, a cantankerous crow with a habit of stealing. When the dread villain Rotten Bob Hatchet and his gang of cut-throat highwaymen begin attacking travellers on the road, things get really dire.Joining forces with a new servant boy, Ned, and armed with the contents of the inn¿s lost property cupboard, a pocket full of revolting dumplings and some knicker elastic, Lil comes up with a plot to scare off Rotten Bob. And so the legend of Ghastly Jack Crowheart the Demon Highwayman is born!Dangerous highwaymen, furious crows, ludicrous underwear, and a turnip apocalypse - stand and deliver!

Discover two sides of history with the Time Travel Twins!Twins, Scarlett and Thomas, are learning about the Romans at school. So Grandad uses his time machine to send them back to Roman Britain.Scarlett finds herself in a Roman camp and is chosen as a slave by the Emperor Claudius¿s daughter, Antonia. The two become friends and Scarlett sees first hand the glamour and treachery of the Roman court.Thomas joins a rabble of local kids who hate the Romans. Their leader is a small red-headed girl called Boudicca. Even when the kids are overwhelmed and taken as slaves, Bou hatches another plan to attack the Romans.Will the twins find each other and escape, or will they both be stuck as Roman slaves for ever?Also in the series: The Viking Attack

What makes a great story? How are stories made? This clever and unique look at storytelling can help us to understand that great stories need more than exciting and imaginative settings...Meet Bella ¿ she¿s not that rabbit, nor the squirrel, she¿s the hills, and the trees, and everything in the background. But today, she¿s taking control and creating her own story. Today, she¿s Bella the Storyteller, and she wants her story to have dragons and dinosaurs and pirates and unicorns and aliens in space! This is going to be the best story ever...but Rabbit and Squirrel might not agree.

A lyrical countdown to your baby coming into the world and a count-up to the memories you''ll make together.One wonderful world, and now, one you. For nine magic months, two hearts beat together, then with ten tiny fingers and ten tiny toes, a new life begins. Through the magical story of the journey into parenthood, a beautiful message to a child is revealed: nothing else counts more than you.This poetic and poignant book about a child coming into the world would make the perfect gift for new parents, or a beautiful first book for a baby.

You see that duck over there? You could watch it all day and it wouldn¿t blink. Nothing works ¿ not shouting, not jokes, or even sad stories. Maybe you have some other ideas? Just don¿t take your eyes off the duck, and don¿t, even for a second, think about blinking!From award-winning author and illustrator Alex Latimer comes this sharply witty picture book that will have every child trying to outwit this devilish duck... if they can stop giggling, that is!

Award-winning Smriti Halls presents this heartwarming tale that teaches us that home is always in your heart.What does home mean to you? Home is where yoüre known, understood and where you can truly be yourself. But is home a place, or is it a feeling? Following Bear¿s journey far from home and back again, you will see that home is not one place, it¿s the people who love you. And most importantly, you can hold it with you wherever you go.