The Rhyming Rabbit

The Rhyming Rabbit, by Julia Donaldson
Impelled by the colours and creatures around him, the Rhyming Rabbit generates vivacious verses and lively limericks to entertain all, but sadly, they are not always appreciated by his fellow rabbits. So instead, he embarks on an underground adventure, full of new wonders. A rabbit with an ear for rhyme, these short poems dance off the page and create a beautiful bedtime read. Illustrated by Lydia Monks with glittery depictions on every page, its a delightful book for young readers.
Age Range: 0-5, £10.99, Hardback

The Necromancer; The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel

The Necromancer; The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel, by Michael Scott
The fourth installment from Michael Scott sees the twins, John and Sophie, return home to San Francisco, only to discover it is no longer a safe environment for them. Still not having mastered the magic desperately needed to protect them against the Dark Elders, and with their weakening trust in Nicholas Flamel, they have a great challenge ahead of them. Meanwhile, outlaw John Dee has a master plan to raise the Mother of God's from the dead to hunt down Flamel. For that he must train a necromancer...and he has the perfect pair for the job.

This captivatingly cryptic novel keeps the reader on the edge of their seat throughout and is an ideal summer holiday read. A gripping novel from cover to cover!
Age Range: 9-12, £6.99, Paperback

The Queen Must Die; Chronicles of the Tempus

The Queen Must Die; Chronicles of the Tempus, by K. A. S Quinn This magical adventure follows the journey of Katie-Berger-Jones-Berg. Transported from the suffocating world of New York, Katie finds herself in the opulent surroundings of Buckingham Palace, under the reign of Queen Victoria! With the help of her new friends Princess Alice and James O'Rielly she must find out why she has been sent back in time, and what the dark forces moving through the royal household are planning... Are they really plotting to assassinate the Queen? And if so, can Katie stop them in time?

This humourous and lively novel is perfect for 9-12 year old girls as they time-travel with Katie and explore the realms of two very different worlds!
Age Range: 9-12 £6.99, Paperback

I Love You Dad

I Love You Dad, by Susan Akass
This charming book reminds us all why we love our dads, covering all his talents and traits including the way he tells scary stories at bedtime, how lets you sit on his tall, broad shoulders and even when he tickles you until you squeal! Filled with colourful illustrations this book is a perfectly eye catching present for Fathers Day. It even includes a lined page for you to complete with reasons why you love your bonkers and brilliant dad!
Age Range: 2-5 years, £6.99, Hardback

Just Like My Dad

Just Like My Dad by David Melling
This endearing and affectionate tale about a lion cub idolising his father is a perfect fathers day read for young children who look up to their father. With wacky illustrations and lively pictures this story book is both entertaining and touching, making any toddler laugh out loud alongside their dads!
Age range: 2-5 years, £5.99, Paperback