A building full of secrets. A key that will unleash them all The K Apartments for Ladies in Tokyo conceals a sinister past behind each door; a woman who has buried a child; a scavenger driven mad by ill-health; a wife mysteriously guarding her late husband's manuscripts; a talented violinist tortured by her own guilt. The master key, which opens the door to all 150 rooms, links their tangled stories. But now it has been stolen, and dirty tricks are afoot. For a deadly secret lies buried beneath the building. And when it is revealed, there will be murder.

"Don't go near Chris, he'll make you cry, You can't trust a crocolion, don't even try." Join Chris the Crocolion (half crocodile, half lion) on a journey through water, woods and mansions. He meets a series of hybrid animals along the way - Lesley the Lepiraffe, Emma the Elephena, Tim the Tigrilla and Peter the Parroboon - but will anybody take the time to get to know the real Chris and make his birthday dreams come true? This beautiful tale about the victory of friendship over hate and greed is sure to win hearts and minds as it tells an important lesson in a humorous and entertaining way.

The First Adman reveals the untold story of how modern advertising was pioneered 200 years ago by the entrepreneur, self-publicist and dodgy Member of Parliament, Thomas Bish. Royalty and politicians courted this early media star and society figure, who was one of the best-known men in the land and allegedly more famous than the prime minister himself. Drawing on previously inaccessible contemporary sources, Gary Hicks resurrects the Bish brand, as famous in its day as Coca-Cola is today, and explains how it started a publicity revolution. This is an entertaining and rollicking tale of an eccentric marketing genius whose extraordinary legacy survives in modern mass media.