Pemba the pangolin loved the sights and smells of her forest. But when her father leaves the den and her mother is taken away, she finds herself alone. Then she is also taken away to another world by strange creatures. Will Pemba ever go home to the forset that she loves and where other dangers lie in...

Zombie Chickens. Battery Farms. The Mexican Egg Cartel. Count Ravenous. Our heroes, Dougy and Dermot, have got themselves into another crazy adventure.

North Wales, 1973: Emma and her trumpet-playing brother Edward live with their delightfully eccentric grandparents, Edith and Ernest, in St David's, while their parents are overseas. They live a quiet life, that is, until eggs are stolen from Farmer Richard's farm and Emma sets out to solve the mystery...

CROOKS AND NANNIES BY CHRIS McGUIRE This books is hideous full to overflowing with banana-flavoured slime, puke, gangsters, yobs and more than one reference to granny knickers! I simply couldn t believe it! Surely, nobody can find this kind of thing funny? There s nothing amusing about ballet dancers...

Will is an ordinary boy who likes to build Lego models, and play with his dog Rollo. But after a stupid row with his mum he ends up at his grandad s house, where he discovers an old air raid shelter. Will steps inside to investigate, but when he comes out he is not in his grandad s garden, but in World...

Fiction for children aged 9-12. Jack Jupiter is not cool, he is not brave and he is altogether unremarkable. That is, until his grandmother uses her talent and foresees a terrible future for Jack. With this, our young hero is dragged into a world of fantastical creatures and unrelenting enemies who force...

Wild Hair: The Shadow of the Fox by Paul Wines A Graphic Novel from Candy Jar Meet Wild Hair and his friendly tribe of brave warriors. Follow their adventures as they travel the countryside, warning friends and neighbours of impending doom! There's a huge fox at large! And it eats almost anything! After...

The Voyage of Van Rouge by Heather Summers Imaginative and quirky, this book crosses borders in all sorts of ways and a bit like Alice In Wonderland, grown-ups can enjoy it too. The plot feels surprising rather than building in a beginning-middle-end fashion. Leonie Pearce Take a back seat with Pumpkin...

After her parents pass away, Mary Lennox leaves her home in India to live in her uncle s manor on the Yorkshire Moors. Lonely and unloved, she is rude to the servants, and left cold by her surroundings. But one day Mary discovers a long-lostkey, which lets her into a walled garden,locked away by her...