Stanley's Incredible Journey

“Stanley was a snowflake who lived way up high,Up where the birds and the aeroplanes fly…”When Stanley’s chance comes to explore the world below, he finds himself lost and alone in a cold and silent land.Who will help him?Will he ever see his loved ones again?

Spoony and the Lost Hammer of Darkerden

ARE YOU READY FOR ADVENTURE?

Join Spoony and his gadget building friend Weeble in an exciting tale of mythical creatures and a long hidden dwarven kingdom. Our two heroes must help Slammer the Haimen regain the Lost Hammer of Darkerden before the gate wards fail and the kingdom is exposed.

Will they locate the hammer in time or will Darkerden fall?

Spindly Legs

Do you really know what Spiders eat? Well, Spindly Legs certainly does, and he is determined to find his perfect meal.
But first, Spindly Legs will be led on a very unexpected journey, where he will be introduced to some well loved animals along the way, who are all, surprisingly, scared of him and worried that he might eat them.
As we learn more about the animals’ fear of him, Spindly Legs must also be ready to face his own fears, discovering new places and embracing challenges of his own.
Will Spindly Legs find his perfect meal after all?

Sparkles, the Magical White Unicorn: Book 1

Sparkles is a magical white unicorn who lives in a beautiful meadow with all her animal friends in a magical kingdom known as ‘Paradise Falls’.

There’s Rascal, the rabbit, Fawn, the baby deer and Blue, the blue bird.

By day they go on marvellous adventures together and by night they sleep under a magical star-lit sky in a green pasture full of sunflowers.

Sophie Bug The Magical Pug

Sophie is a beautiful black pug that has magical powers. She can travel to the past and the future. Together with her human girl, they travel all over learning about history and exploring the unknown. On their travels, they meet new animal friends who travel with them on their adventures.

Songs Best Left Unsung

The ancient war that plunged the once thriving civilization of Breya into terminal decline is but a fading memory now. The world, a shadow of its former self, is slowly dying, although there are very few who realise it yet alone comprehend why. The Fount – the source of life that has been feeding the world and giving powers to its Loremancers for millennia – is drying up.

The war is all but forgotten, but there remain echoes. Whispers of the long forbidden magic, the dark Lore of dreadful and cruel powers that had once fueled the vast conflict that brought Breya to its knees. Like discordant notes in a symphony, they corrupt the Fount and everyone arrogant or foolish enough to partake of their poison. Or so the Catechists teach.

However, sometimes we have no power over what we want to hear. In two very different parts of Breya, hundreds of leagues apart, unexpected Talents awaken in two unsuspecting teens who suddenly find themselves at the receiving end of the Catechists’ justice. As they flee for their lives, they will begin to discover the truth about the world and the real reasons of its demise.

Soggy Moggy

Soggy Moggy can roar like a tiger.Nibbles the Mouse can squat like a frog.Soggy and Nibbles have a nap on a lovely soft mat as they breathe in and out… ahhhh.A delightful story to introduce young children to yoga in a fun and playful way, copying Soggy Moggy and Nibbles as the two of them have a kerfuffle over fish pie.Being a little yogi helps children express themselves through creative movement, whilst providing many benefits such as flexibility, strength, coordination and focus.And breathe… The book includes an ending which encourages your little yogi to relax and focus on their breath.

Sock Dog Stories

Little Sock Dog is the happiest, waggiest dog in the world. He lives in the countryside, near to the beach. Come with him on all of his amazing adventures.He loves to run at the seaside, but will he win the beach race?He helps out at weddings, dressed up to the nines in his best cravat. But who will be the Best Man? Surely not!Sock dog enjoys the funfair too. He looks after his brother and sister as they go on all of the daring rides. I wonder which ride is his favourite?Sock dog loves Christmas time. He’s always looking out of the window for guests to arrive, but who is that, and what’s that jingling sound?He’s just an adorable, precious pup. Snuggle up and enjoy all of the tastes, sights, and sounds of the Sock Dog adventures. You will think you were really there!

So How Come You Have Two Mothers?

Two little girls, hanging out at the park, chat about their two ‘different’ families. They have a lot of questions for each other because they can’t imagine being in each other’s situation. 

But love is the same – no matter what! Come, learn this lesson along with the little girls.

Snort

So… people have made a mess of things as usual, and the Valley is cold and cheerless.

The last Red Dragon is born, snorting and pale pink in a damp cave, unable to make fire, melt glaciers and usher in spring.

Can Snort together with his only friends, three heroic mice Shallwe, Whatif and Doit, reach The Great Attenbird who has seen it all from the top of the mountain? Can they take direction from Corvid 20 and Corvid 20A the know-it-all Jackdaws, glean some truth from Cummins and Govins the slippery lizards of the ice kingdom.

Will Scarlett and Vulcan, the ancient Red Dragon parents, live long enough to be proud of their only child and hear the birds sing again?

Will a tired and angry band of children do a better job next time? Not all these questions are answered inside these covers, but some are…

Small Flake

Come along on a small flake’s quest to become part of a snowman. Find out the troubles he goes through in reaching the ground. Will he reach his destination? There are lessons to be learned in the journey of this small flake.

Sleepy Rabbity

The stars are out, the moon is bright, it’s time for Rabbity to say goodnight. But Rabbity isn’t quite ready for bed just yet.

He has a few more things he wants to do first... and so do you! 

Pleasant verse, beautiful and clear illustrations, and easy-to-follow text make this a great book for young children.