This second volume in the Meche-Ude series continues the story of Hikaru who has become attached to a sentient mechanical arm named Alma who has no memory of his past. They continue to fight against the forces of the Kagami Group who will do anything to retrieve Alma.
In this adaptation of an anime series, Hikaru faces a challenge even bigger than middle-school as he finds himself attached to a mechanical arm named Alma. With Alma having lost her memory, Hikaru must dodge the mysterious characters of Kita-Kagami city that are out to get them.
Everything Farm is a boardbook that offers just that – everything! Each double-page spread depicts a farmyard scene filled with bright, bountiful illustrations of all the goings-on on the farm.
Black cats, blonde cats, white cats, pink cats, spotty cats, stripy cats, fluffy cats, one-eyed cats … the list goes on and continues to grow with each page of this story, a lift-the-flap, pop-up book that teaches counting from one to twenty.
This happy, colourful book is bound to put you in the Halloween mood! Two little monsters have been busy baking a cake and decide to ring their neighbour’s doorbells to offer each a slice.
Lulu is a very curious little girl and is endlessly fascinated by the world around her. Eager to learn about bees, she makes a trip to see Mummy’s friend- Zora the beekeeper! At Zora’s, Lulu watches on inquisitively as the bees work, with the story doing a good job of demonstrating the importance of keeping a respectful distance in doing so. She then puts on a special bee suit to peek inside the hives, under the careful eye of the queen bee.
Ailsa Craig, having recently saved everyone from a fairy curse, has settled back into her regular life. However, being a thirteen-year-old isn’t easy. Ailsa can’t free her mind from The Terrible Thing That Happened in school. Add to this a late night visit from the Laird, one of the rulers of the Land of the Shee with a message that the barrier between the two worlds has been broken, and they need her to fix it.
In this take on the cosy mystery genre for kids, world-renowned detective Hartigan Browne recruits the reader as a young investigator in the search for the missing diamond of Little Dumpleton. Readers examine clues, solve puzzles and crack codes to discover who is guilty of the diamond-napping.
Set in Korea during the rule of the Joseon dynasty, The Fox Maidens is a graphic novel depicting a vibrant yet brutal world built upon strict class structures. The story centres on Kai, a young woman with a passion for martial arts who discovers her power is much greater than she ever imagined.
‘YIEE!’ – Simon the rabbit has a toothache! This can only mean one thing, a visit to … the dentist! In this story about Simon’s first visit to sit in the dreaded dentist’s chair, the author brings us through the emotions that can arise for a child when faced with this unfamiliar experience. We watch as Simon’s feelings journey through curiosity, fear and outright refusal. This ultimately turns into pride when he overcomes his fear and the mysteries of the dentist’s surgery are finally unveiled.
