Myths of Japan is a beautiful addition to DK’s Ancient Myths series, a series that introduces young readers to customs, stories and traditions from around the world. Celebrating Japanese mythology, this stunning anthology invites readers to step into a world of adventure and wonder.
Are you a reader who loves Vikings and pizza? Then this is the book for you as Gunnar the Viking sets out on his most greatest challenge yet, to make the perfect pizza!
Mei Mei is a little bunny with a big dream: to share her music with the world. At home, she plays her violin while her parents and her pet bee, Beethoven, hum, whistle and buzz along.
Heartman is the story of a little boy and his father, and how easily we can take those closest to us for granted. Heartman’s superpower is that he never runs out of love. To his young son that does not seem as exciting as the unbelievable superpowers his friends’ superhero parents have. He wishes Heartman was more like Bigger Thanyorz, The Giggler and Wi-Fly.
In their most ambitious project yet, Rebel Girls delivers Girls Like Me, a vibrant, cross-continental journey that amplifies the voices of over 70 young girls from 46 different nations. The collection utilises first-person interviews to offer an authentic glimpse into the daily lives, cherished traditions, and unique hobbies of girls worldwide.
Maptastic is a book packed to the brim with interesting maps showing all aspects of the Earth. Traditionally, we think of maps as tools to show us the way to get to somewhere, but Maptastic goes way beyond the usual expectations of a map.
This gentle picturebook makes the invisible visible, using metaphor as a doorway into a profound experience: the daily effort of masking to navigate a world that often feels too loud, too fast, or simply too much.
A Kids Book About Queer Mental Health is an honest and open book designed to be read between a young person and a guardian or safe adult of their choosing, opening-up discussions about what it means to be LGBTQ+ in the world today.
This bright book forms part of a series designed to empower and support conversations between children and their adults around important topics. Central to this book is the message that there is no right or wrong way to be a family. The book is autobiographical in nature with Jonathan and Thomas West sharing various aspects of their family life to highlight the differences and similarities some children may notice between their own family life and those of others.
Xtraordinary People celebrates the unique strengths and talents of individuals with dyslexia. Griggs, the founder of Made By Dyslexia, looks to change the focus from the challenges dyslexic people face to highlighting the extraordinary abilities they possess. The book identifies seven distinct types of ‘Xtraordinary’ people, each with their own superpowers – storytelling, questioning, connecting, imagining, reasoning, exploring, and inventing.
