THE STORY OF EVERYTHING BY NEAL LAYTON
Discover the mind-blowing story of how everything came to be with the launch of the paperback edition by this award-winning illustrator and author.
THE NUTCRACKER AND THE MOUSE KING’S CHRISTMAS SHENANIGANS
Our favourite festive author, Alex T. Smith is back with a retelling of this children’s classic story told in twenty-four-and-a-half chapters.
Garry Parsons – Puffin
Joyful wordplay, delightfully bright and hilarious illustrations by Garry Parsons and the most magical, musical unicorns feature in The Who's Whonicorn of Sing-along Unicorns written by Kes Grey.
KRISTYNA LITTEN’S AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DOGS
The award for BEST IN SHOW goes to this fabulous new compendium of all things canine.
Legendary: Claire Harrup Illustrates Britain’s Landmarks for National Trust Books and Harper Collins
Claire Harrup has been commissioned to illustrate Britain’s Landmarks and Legends by Harper Collins for National Trust Books.
THE SUPERPETS AND ME ILLUSTRATED BY EMILY FOX
Supervet Noel Fitzpatrick's first non-fiction book for younger readers is full of amazing illustrations of bionic cats and dogs to hero hedgehogs and courageous chameleons!
David Roberts/Someone Just Like You
We are so excited as one of our recent picture books is being published this week = and its hot off the press -
Gareth Lucas – Albert Whitman & Company
Hurrah for the micro-beasts! Putting the spotlight on these fascinating insects, Cicada Symphony by Sue Fliess is out now, fully illustrated by Gareth Lucas, our very own natural world specialist.
LAUGH OUT LOUD 2023 BOOK AWARDS WINNER!
Congratulations go to Arena illustrator Thomas Flintham and author Pamela Burchard for winning the 6-8 category for A Monster Ate My Packed Lunch.
Ten Word Tiny Tales contributor Alex T. Smith
We were thrilled to celebrate this brilliant book with Waterstone’s Children’s Laureate Joseph Coelho along with a few of the contributing illustrators including Alex T. Smith.
"The tales in this compendium are tiny - they are only ten words long! But in your imagination they will settle - and, like seeds, they will grow..."