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A Real Princess

Dragon has been asleep for 100 years. He wakes to find that his magical kingdom has lost all the flowers, fields and space it had before. Instead, he finds skyscrapers, factory fumes and rubbish heaps. He makes friends with a girl called Emma, who lives in the highest window of the tallest tower (everyone knows that’s where you find princesses) and he feels a little better when she buys him an ice cream. Emma can tell how sad Dragon is to see that his beautiful Kingdom has deteriorated, so she promises to make the world a better place by the time he wakes from his next slumber.

Author: Dubravka Kolanovic

Dolly Doodles

Children will have hours of fun with this imaginative and inspiring step-by-step drawing book. Dolly Doodles will be your child’s guide... they just follow her simple sketches, then draw their own princess portraits. With oodles of space for creative ideas and amazing artwork.The Dolly Doodles series is perfect for those quiet times, long journeys and rainy days. Let’s doodle!

Author: Simon Abbott

Kind Club

How does Rabbit join the KIND CLUB? Little Peacock has run away and Rabbit is feeing very guilty. She knows it’s her fault for being so mean. Rabbit feels worse and worse until she finally joins in the search for Little Peacock and shows how sorry she really is. Now YOU can join the KIND CLUB too! Fill in the certificate and take a sticker every time you are kind to someone.

Author: Ella Law

Bloom by Julia Seal

There was a time when the ocean was full of friends, but Lars notices that things are changing - friends are disappearing. He sets out to discover the truth and realises that everyone has their part to play in protecting the careful balance of the ocean.

Author: Julia Seal

Noisy Neville

Neville loves noise and all of his hobbies seem to be very loud, much to his neighbours’ annoyance. But when Neville’s neighbours suddenly become noisier than him, Neville doesn’t like it one bit. Is there a solution that will work for everyone? Can Neville’s new hobby be the answer they’re all looking for?

Author: Lucy Barnard

Philomena’s New Crayons

Little Philomena loved her new, perfectly uniformed, unused tin of crayons. She wanted to show them to everyone but didn’t want them touched in case they became broken or used so much that they lose their pointy tip. Worst of all she was even too nervous to use them herself as they seemed too special to waste on her rubbish drawing. When after an unfortunate accident she loses her crayons, she thinks no one has seen her sadness or cares. However, the next day something strange begins. Mysterious broken and used crayons in all shapes and sizes appear in all sorts of places for her to find. A heart-warming story about how small acts of hidden kindness can add up to something quite wonderful.

Author: Sally Anne Garland

‘I’

Meet ‘I’. A person like you and me, only with a much shorter name. You’d have thought with a name like that, I would easily fit in here, there and everywhere. But no. Instead I will find himself in a PICKLE and in DIFFICULTY – twice! Lost in a world of words, where will I fit in? Will I find a place in FAMILY, or FRIENDS, or the BIBLE? Perhaps I could be at the heart of each of those... With beautiful illustrations, fun wordplay and an important message for all, ‘I’ is a book about belonging, community and fitting in – there’s an I in all of those! From the award-winning writer of books Noah’s Car Park Ark, Hark! The Biography of Christmas, and TV shows Miranda, Not Going Out and Top Gear

Author: Paul Kerensa

Dela Said No!

Have you ever been asked to do something mean, silly or horrible that you did not want to do? In this book, Dela teaches us that not only is it Ok to say NO! when somebody asks you to do something you feel uncomfortable doing, but good things can happen as a consequence of your actions.

Author: Sue Downing

The Chalk Garden

Emma’s garden had no trees, grass or flowers; only grey, hard, concrete paving and even though she could hear the birds tweet and whistle around her — none of them visited. A simple story about hope and curiosity with a heart warming ending. This book is not only a lovely bedtime story but also an introduction to learning about the Eco-systems, inspiring children to find out more about the natural world around them — even in the most unnatural of places.

Author: Sally Anne Garland

No Fear!

Jasper can’t find Ted, his teddy bear. He tries to look around the house for him but there are monsters – everywhere! Jasper becomes more and more scared until his big brother, Sami, lets him into a little secret and suddenly Jasper’s fear of monsters disappears!

Author: Cara Jones