Where do you even begin to search for your lost pigeon? Of course you put up LOST posters, pinning them to as many tree trunks as possible and handing them out to people in the street, but its not like you can actually look for a pigeon... or can you? Mister Lloyd fails to return home from his first...

In the 1950s there was no Internet, no iPhones, no games consoles, no colour TV. Sounds grim? Actually there was good stuff too. What kind of stuff? Well how about... secret tunnels... flea circuses... Saturday morning cinema... cows in the back garden? Cows in the back garden!? Yep. The past was a strange...

Monsters have an annoying habit of turning up everywhere: under the bed, in the wardrobe, in the attic. But what about the monster that hides beyond the mirror? Pretty terrifying! When Sophie moves house she stumbles upon the secret residents of her attic - lovable mimics who live inside an old TV. Soon...

Why would Pierre wish to venture out? Why should he feel the lure? When in his house, without a doubt, He feels safe and secure. Written by Glenn Lovegrove and beautifully illustrated by Basil M Waite, this is a delightful children's story about discovering new things. Follow Pierre on Instagram: @pierrethecatpicturebook...

Can You Hear It Too? By Michelle Monan Shh, what's that noise? Can you hear it too? When two brothers build a den in the woods, they hear all sorts of noises and imagine all kinds of terrible things. But their fear is quickly followed by relief. This rhyming story is great for children to predict what...

Alex and the Tree Faces By Melanie Christensen Alex has a vivid imagination. The things he comes up with! Trees with faces, giant owls, alien spaceships... Of course, it's all in his head. Or so his mum thinks... Alex and the Tree Faces captures the wonder of the world when seen through the eyes of a...