2017 is the 15th anniversary of the creation of Bob, Man on the Moon, celebrate with this anniversary edition. Enjoy the stunning artwork Simon Bartram has become famous for. Bob is everyone's favourite man on the moon; follow him on his daily adventures. Bob has a special job - looking after the moon. He keeps it clean and entertains passing space tourists as well as giving guided tours. He knows everything about the moon and that there is definitely no such thing as aliens!

The arrival of a stray pelican in Lighthouse Bay starts a chain of events that leads Dilo the dolphin into a series of gripping adventures.

A litter of puppies was born in a puppy farm. All the beautiful puppies sold, leaving one puppy that was too ugly to sell. His ears were different lengths and his tail was too long. Follow his adventures from puppy farm to street dog and meet his friends, Ponytail Pete, Georgie Dreadlocks and Lily Lovecuddle. The story illustrates the problems with living on the streets, for animals and mankind. Help comes in many forms for Tin-pot, especially at the rehoming centre where he receives such vital care and attention. The people at the rehoming centre try their very best, but will they find him a happy home? This is an ideal book for reluctant readers, as the illustrations inspire the child to read through this exciting tale.

This is the second book in the series of magical adventures with Hannah and her pony, Brandy.Embark on a journey of mystery to a land of wonder and lies where things are not what they seem. Hatred and treachery patrol the land. This is where darkness rules and chaos and destruction reign. Only one has the power to break it. Many friends will be lost, but new ones found. Hannah and Brandy are torn, their hearts are one, but their minds are two. The battle has ended but the war has just begun...

When Charlee looks at his books in school he is worried because the pictures are blurry. He is scared that he might have to wear glasses and his friends might tease him. He tells his teacher about this and she tells his mother who immediately takes him to the opticians. Charlee has great fun trying on lots of different glasses and when he tell his classmates he might have to wear glasses none of them laugh. He arrives at school in his new glasses and finds that he is something of a celebrity as no one else in his class wears them. Charlee can now see the pictures in his books clearly and feels very special in his new glasses.

It's spooktacular! Vernon the vegetarian vampire is back...but has wobbly fangs! They fall out when he bites a veggie burger and then he loses them! With help from Malcolm and Veronica (and lots of trouble from Brian the Bully), Vernon sets off on an adventure of creepy caves and smelly toilets. Will he find his fangs before the vampire tooth fairy visits? Or be fangless forever?

A nursery rhyme fan is determined to find out if Old Mother Hubbard is a work of fiction or fact. But when she talks to Ms. Hubbard, she s not sure who to believe. This illustrated chapter book introduces advancing readers to the concept of the unreliable narrator. This fiction book supports early fluent readers on their journey to independent reading. Engage students natural curiosity with fun and inspiring real-world stories. Perfect for shared or guided reading, this book cultivates lifelong reading success.

Arvor is a dragon. He is actually a very nice dragon who would much rather play on his guitar or work on his science project than fly around breathing out fireballs. You see Arvor is a pupil at Caderbrith - the well-known school for dragons on Cader Idris in Wales. Arvor is also a little clumsy and quite small compared to the other dragons so they don't want him on their team when they play Egger. This means Arvor has a bit of time to do other things, like stay out of trouble. It's just that sometimes he's in the wrong place at the right time...Join Arvor and his friends Will, Percy and Cedric on their adventures at Caderbrith, the boarding school for dragons.

It is the hottest day of the year. Mr.P just cannot get cool. He tries to get cool under the fountains in Trafalgar Square but the water is too warm. He flies down to St James' Park to get some shade from the London plane trees. While he is there, Mr.P gets into a sticky mess. Will Mr.P ever get unstuck?

Be careful what you wish for you may get it Sarah Flynn's fondest desires come true when she makes the varsity cheer squad at Stewart Falls Academy. And wonder of wonders, her dream guy, Jason Phillips, the football captain, finally has time for her. He claims to "love" her as much as she adores him. However, things aren't as perfect as they seem. No matter how hard she tries, she can't make him happy. As the days go by it grows harder and harder to explain her constant injuries. She knows she shouldn't be battered by someone who supposedly cares about her, but how can she change Jason? And more importantly, can she get out of this relationship alive?

The Shop of Magical Things is a lovely little book all about a mystery shop that is looked after by Pat and her pet mice, and some of the occupants who live there. That is not the magical part of the shop, though - a fairy named Clare lives in the Shop of Magical Things and when it closes, she sprinkles magic glitter on the occupants and they come to life. You will meet characters such as Pip, who is sad when he arrives at the shop but when Clare sprinkles him with her glitter he instantly cheers up and starts to sing and dance. Mollie, the Bear is very brave and loves the smell of honey, but she has never tasted it because she is a toy bear. When she is sprinkled with the glitter, she can also taste the lovely treat. Amy, the Dustpan Dolly is old and broken, Pat gives her some new straw and she is good as new. When Clare sprinkles her with the glitter she instantly becomes busy and rushes around the shop collecting all of the crumbs on the way. And the star attraction is Tommy, the pencil who draws beautiful rainbows on every book in the shop. Pat and the mice are amazed by all of the magic that happens at the shop and you will be too. Come along and meet all of these wonderful characters in the Shop of Magical Things and find out what happens to them next.

A story of storytelling as symbolism of changing human history, consistency of human nature and permanency of time. Is it a bird, a tree, a landscape or community? Yours to find out.

A mouse and a rat and a black and white cat, shared a really big house with a man in a hat...which was blue. And that's where they lived but the cat and the mouse, thought that somewhere out there was a much better house...

Albert, a much loved ginger cat, is very put out when his owners have babies. He finds himself ignored and then treated like another toy by the invading toddlers. Until Grandma comes to the rescue. This story, written in the style of a Cautionary Tale, is very funny and gorgeously illustrated. Grandma Gets A Visitor is written and illustrated by two sisters, one living in the U.K. and the other in Australia. It is suitable for children aged 2 upwards.

Fires are just one of the many challenges a firefighter must deal with in a busy inner city fire station today...Jack and Tommy are another! They go on an unstoppable spree of mindless misbehaviour, never realising the consequences and the effects their antics have on the people around them, until they themselves become the victims of their own recklessness! This book is based on a collection of real events and is a tribute to all fire-fighters who have to deal with similar incidents every day.

OVER 175 MILLION ERIC CARLE BOOKS SOLD WORLDWIDE A much-loved classic, illustrated by the creator of The Very Hungry Caterpillar Vibrant artwork and favourite animals make this rhythmic story the perfect introduction to learning about colours. Each spread leads seamlessly into the next and young children will delight in Eric's colourful collage animals and simple repetitive language. The book has been printed in a sturdy board book edition - perfect for little hands! Discover more books by Bill Martin Jr and Eric Carle: Panda Bear, Panda Bear, What Do You See? Baby Bear, Baby Bear, What Do You See? Polar Bear, Polar Bear, What Do You Hear?

Mr.P lives in London close to Trafalgar Square. He has plenty of food and water, friends and a home that is the envy of all the other pigeons in town. Mr.P finds himself in a real fix when investigating a red and silver bag that is dropped in Trafalgar Square. Will he be able to get home?

When Alice Timmons sees an old sack dropped over her garden wall, little does she know the changes that its occupant is going to make in her neighbourhood. For the little black kitten that it contains is no victim - he's a hero, and he's going to make sure that no one messes with his new friends.

Two little boys One lollipop One naughty squirrel