This book is an ideal resource for exploring and discussing online safety and includes topics such as using search engines, playing online games, cyber bullying, trolls and much more. Me and My World explores topics that are important to children aged 6 plus as they grow up. The text and illustrations provide lots of talking points, and questions help children to relate information to themselves and discover their similarities and differences. In the classroom, the books are great for exploring the topics in the RSE 2020 curriculum. The titles in the series are Being safe, My behaviour, My family, My friends, My growing body and Life online.

Zombie Puberty Really Stinks!

It seems puberty hits zombies a lot differently than humans.

And Zombie is going through some major changes.

But somebody forgot to tell Zombie that mutating is part of growing up. So he's up to his eye sockets in drama.

But he isn't the only one that's changing. There's a volcano that is threatening to blow Zombie's village off the map.

But will he be able to stop his metamorphosis in time to save his village?

It's Friday the 13th and Herobrine Has Come to Destroy All of Minecraft!

It's Friday the 13th and Herobrine is on a mission to destroy Steve and All of Minecraft.

But can Zombie and his friends help Steve overcome this epic battle?

Or, will they get in even more trouble as they embark on another hilarious Minecraft adventure?

Jump into this Zany Minecraft Adventure and Find Out!

Zombie Has Discovered New and Amazing Creatures in the Minecraft World called Pixelmon!

Except little by little the Pixelmon are disappearing and nobody knows why.

Can Zombie, Steve and their Minecraft friends save the Pixelmon from utter extinction?

Or will they get into even more wacky trouble than ever before?

Jump Into Another of Zombie's Zany Minecraft Adventures and Find Out!

A gripping YA sci-fi thriller perfect for fans of Ready Player One and The Maze Runner. 'The descriptions were great and the story was very imaginative ... for the reader who lieks to think about what their reading, this is perfect.' JENN MITCHELL, BLOGGER A boy wakes to find himself locked in a white room. He has no memories, no idea who he is and no idea how he got there. A computer-generated voice named Alice responds to his questions - through her, he is able to access the internet. He gradually pieces together his story - an abduction, a critical injury, snippets of his past ... But how can the boy tell what's real and what's not? Who is he really? A gripping YA sci-fi thriller by German and Spiegel-bestselling author, Karl Olsberg. The novel has sold 40,000 copies in Germany alone and been optioned for TV development by Netflix. Explores themes of virtual worlds, artificial intelligence, philosophy and identity.