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One little girl, one smart hat - and a sudden gust of wind . . .

Fly across the world in the amazing Flying Bath!

A Lloyd and Hill novel

A wonderful Christmas poem from the Poet Laureate

The stunning third novel from the bestselling author of &i>The Piano Tuner&/i> and &i>A Far Country. &/i>As the First World War devastates Europe, &i>The Winter Soldier&/i> is the story of one man thrust, utterly unprepared, into a remote medical outpost in the Carpathian mountains, and the woman that is set to save him.

How far would you go for Rome?

Playgroup has begun. Time to have some fun.

My Grandpa is getting old. But that's how he is, and that's why I love him.

A gorgeous colour edition of Aesop's legendary fables, with illustrations by the celebrated Arthur Rackham.

Miss Jean Brodie is a schoolmistress at the Marcia Blaine School for Girls in Edinburgh with advanced ideas about the education of her charges. In this story of the 1930s, Miss Brodie is in her prime and the group of her favourite pupils, the creme de la creme or 'the Brodie Set' are growing up in a world that contains Hitler as well as love.

An ingenious yet simple series that introduces children to food chains and life cycles

A Mark Treasure mystery

A Mark Treasure mystery

'Stephanie Plum in ass-kicking form ... utterly delightful' Cosmopolitan

Did you ever go to Silversands on a sunny summer's day? Then perhaps you saw the mermaid who sang in the deep blue bay.

At lunchtime, Mum said, "Eat up." I said, "No thanks, I'm a bit too busy."

The chilling true story of the rise and fall of the number one US spy-master in Korea . . .

A bind-up of the second two brilliant books in Judy Blume's young-fiction series about a brother, a sister and a whole lot of fun.

A fabulously funny story from a winning picture book team!

An orange, a pear, an apple - and a bear. Deliciously simple. Perfectly fun.

When all the eggs have hatched, only Duck's remains . . .

From the bestselling author of The Light Years and Marking Time comes a revealing portrait of a marriage.

Can Tina show her sisters that there is more to life than chewing grass?

The second and final instalment of The Tale of Shikanoko: a bold epic of a fantastical medieval Japan from the creator of the global phenomenon Tales of the Otori, Lian Hearn, whose books have sold over four million copies worldwide.

Discover the world of science with this sensational series for knowledge-hungry readers

Enter into Grandpa Green's garden, where the trees tell the story.

A short story collection from one of the world's bestselling SF writers

`Teems with acerbic humour . . . 600 relentlessly intelligent pages of erudite, witty and combative prose.' Patrick McGrath, Guardian `Book of the Week'

Discover the world of science with this sensational series for knowledge-hungry readers