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There's something strange happening to the adults in Witchetty Hollow and it's up to eleven-year-old Florizel to find out. The Pawnshop of Stolen Dreams is an enchanting middle-grade fantasy inspired by classic folklore with a rebellious and modern twist.

Aria has her head in the clouds. Yusuf keeps his feet on the ground. But when they work together to save a bird who has lost her way, something magical happens. Inspired by Fiona and Howard's love for wildlife of all kinds and is the follow-up to Setsuko and the Song of the Sea.

'The Hammer' takes Thoroughgood out of the character's typical Scottish stomping grounds, with 1990s Manchester and a nightmare at the Theatre of Dreams forming the perfect backdrop for Mitchell's brand of gritty, high-octane crime writing.

From the creators of My Grandma Has Dementia!Through rhyme and engaging illustrations, My Child Has Cerebral Palsy hopes to start conversations about cerebral palsy, in order to help relieve anxieties that children might have about someone close to them who may be living with cerebral palsy.

2021 Dementia Hero Awards WinnerThrough rhyme and engaging illustrations, My Grandma Has Dementia hopes to start conversations about dementia in order to help relieve anxieties that children might have about someone close to them who may be living with dementia.

Iris Therese Smith Reid's children's stories are populated by witches and dragons, beautiful princesses, mermaids and magic. She takes us into a world of imagination, where marvellous things happen, good triumphs and everyone lives happily ever after.

That's what I've done. Kept it short. Perfect for "dipping in" when you feel like it and/or have time to indulge yourself. Prose and yarns. Pieces, with a thread throughout. Societal issues past, present and future. So, if you're ready for some sugar 'n' spice and all things not so nice, with some horror thrown in, enjoy!

Once upon a time, on the beautiful Island of Jamaica, on the top of the hill, there lived a young farmer. His name was Daniel. He lived with Angela his wife and their magical, daughter Lamara. The family also had three curious pets, who were full of beans

Christmas may be over for another year, but when Rowan the forest elf goes missing and the Santa Scouts are in trouble, Clara Claus and her brother Nick must investigate.

Barbara Godwin's poetry gives expression to her love of life. As an observer and wholehearted participant, she revels in the beguiling beauty of the world, its glorious possibilities, its complexities and mysteries, which makes for an affecting collection of poetry.

Three middle-class sixth-form girls leave their independent boarding school in the summer of 1918, having been told by the headmistress that their marriage prospects have been weakened through military losses incurred during the Great War. Land for a Lost Generation follows their progress over the next two decades.

A collection of short crime/mystery stories set in a small country village.

As Paul approached the cottage for the first time since boyhood he half expected to be disappointed. All through his schooldays Paul had been attracted to this cottage - now the feeling was stronger than ever. Something was drawing him in, leading his footsteps inexorably to where a patch of lily of the valley filled the air with their fragrance.

Coco Schreiber has dipped into the paint pot of her life and dolloped drops of colour on to the areas of her palette which accommodate her memories and emotions: blue for ladies she has loved and lost; purple for adventures, seeking a pathway; yellow for the reflective aspects of her nature; grey - her hardest decision; and the red of a proud rose.

As a long-term sufferer from chronic fatigue syndrome, there have been times when Trina Chapman has struggled to live a meaningful life. In this inspirational book she explains the techniques she has learnt for pain relief, positive thinking and boosting energy levels. This is a book that can help anyone struggling in life - not only those with ME.

The poem from which this collection gets its title, 'The Dancer's Son', was inspired by a scene in Tolstoy's War and Peace. As Natasha Rostov was swept along in the folk dance, so Graham McLanachan takes up an idea and dances with it. He follows where it leads, expressing complex thoughts in smooth-flowing uncluttered verse.

The abuse of power by politicians is always nauseating, particularly when it involves the glorification of war. The idea for this book of poems was conceived about five years ago by Jack Howard, and more recently Sally Alexandre's enthusiasm and abilities as a digital designer have helped to carry the idea through to fruition.