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  • The Manifesting Kid
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    The Manifesting Kid
    Eva Kehaya

    In a world that moves fast and feelings run deep, The Manifesting Kid offers a gentle, relatable rhyming story to help children understand their emotions and tap into their inner power. Meet a young boy who sometimes feels overwhelmed by his big thoughts and worries. But with the help of his mum and a little imagination, he learns how to shift his focus, calm his mind, and create better outcomes through the power of manifesting.


    Written for children ages 3 and up, this illustrated book introduces early concepts of emotional regulation, mindfulness, and visualization in a way that’s accessible, engaging, and developmentally appropriate. As parents read alongside their kids, they’ll find natural openings for meaningful conversations about feelings, fears, and dreams.


    The Manifesting Kid is more than just a rhyming story—it’s a tool for connection, emotional literacy, and mindset growth.


    Ideal for families practicing mindfulness or parents looking to raise emotionally aware children, this book supports the journey of growing up with heart, intention, and joy.


    Perfect for bedtime reading or mindful moments, this story opens the door for deeper conversations between parents and children about feelings, dreams, and the power of the mind.

    £8.99
  • Mummy, Me and Our Family
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    Mummy, Me and Our Family
    Lara Owers

    This children’s picture book is created for families led by solo and single mothers. It encourages meaningful conversations about the vital roles each person plays in a child’s life and the valuable lessons they bring. Inspired by my own journey, I wanted to create a story that resonates with families like mine, where love and support come from many different people. This book helps children understand that families don’t always follow the traditional Mum and Dad model, highlighting the diverse ways families can come together.

    £8.99
  • Five Toes in a Jar
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    Five Toes in a Jar
    Peter Willment

    Tucked away in the back of a dark, dusty cupboard, five forgotten toes sit in a tall glass jar. Their only companions? Two curious spiders and a rusty old tin. Eager to escape their gloomy prison, each toe comes up with a wild plan – some more absurd than others! But in their excitement to show off, they forget one crucial thing: the power of listening to each other. Will any of their escape plans succeed? Find out which toe triumphs in this whimsical and fun-filled adventure, and discover how even the most unlikely member can have the best idea. This is the thrilling third instalment in a five-book series that will captivate readers.


    This book has been created as part of the
    …AND OTHER VERY IMPORTANT TALES series.


    www.andotherveryimportanttales.com



    Series One …and other very important tales.

    £7.99
  • Poppy goes to Hospital
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    Poppy goes to Hospital
    Emily Borgia

    Have you ever missed seeing your nanny or poppy because they were in the hospital?


    It’s just not fair, is it?


    Has the hospital seemed too scary to visit?


    It can feel like a scary place at first, dark and noisy.


    Lenny missed out on seeing his poppy and is a bit scared to go to the hospital.


    Why don’t we pack some snacks, take a big deep breath, and go and see his poppy together?

    £8.99
  • The Return of Oberon
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    The Return of Oberon
    Andrew Pink

    The dictionary describes fairies as “an imaginary being in human form”. Obviously, whoever wrote this has never seen one.


    I first saw a fairy many years ago when I was looking for fireflies at the bottom of my garden.


    It was Autumn and it was getting dark. I was out with my butterfly net. I had seen fireflies before, but tonight they were flying all over the garden and high into a hawthorn tree.


    I tried a few times and missed, but as one settled down, I trapped it in my net. I bent down to look and what I saw surprised me: it was a tiny human figure with wings. I had caught a fairy.


    It was a beautiful thing; it wore a sort of gown of silver, and she had upon her head a silver crown. I had hit the jackpot, but as I started to think about what I should do with it, many more fairies buzzed around my head and I could hear their little voices calling, “Please let our queen go.” I just lifted the net off the ground—I don’t know why—and off she flew, but only as far as my head. She smiled and said, “Thank you; my name is Titania.” As she flew away, I was surrounded by fairies who shot balls of light at me, laughing as they did so. I will never forget it. Fairies are not real? I think you will find they are.

    £11.99
  • Tracey the Māori Fairy
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    Tracey the Māori Fairy
    Fee Aspell

    Tracey the Māori fairy lives in the forest with the tuis. When a fierce storm destroys her home and precious cloak, Tracey worries she can’t leave and will let the children at the library down. With the encouragement from Mrs Tui, Tracey finds the courage to go and discovers a surprise is waiting for her!


    With a sprinkle of magic dust, along with the help of her fairy friends and the wise Mrs Tui, Tracey discovers that kindness and teamwork can rebuild even what seems lost.


    This gentle, uplifting tale celebrates courage, community, and the power of caring for each other.


    Inspired by Fee Aspell’s years at St Heliers Library, each fairy character is based on a real friend who helped make her world a brighter place to be.

    £8.99
  • Gia’s Global Journey
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    Gia’s Global Journey
    Flinkit

    Gia is a very caring and clever giant. She wants to travel the world to explore our planet and see what’s been going on. She gets quite a surprise though, because she sees there is a lot of sadness and suffering that the animals in all the continents are facing. So she is very concerned and wants to fix these problems. She comes up with a clever plan to make things better again, and in this story, we all get to join in, to help Gia save our planet!

    £9.99
  • The Creature
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    The Creature
    Jessie Reilly

    There’s a strange creature in the garden, but he doesn’t know what he is!

    He’s lost and needs help.

    Will the bugs in the garden come to his aid, or will they be afraid of him?

    Join him on his journey through the yard to discover who he really with a little help from his new friends.

    £8.99
  • Dear Maggie
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    Dear Maggie
    Jennifer Rose

    The gentle coupling of childhood nostalgia and every parent’s wish for their little treasures. A simple yet captivating narrative for both the child and the reader alike.

    Dear Maggie began merely as a very sporadically written poem, which transformed into letters from the author to her young daughter throughout a period of immense ‘mum-guilt’. Having just relocated with her tiny family to the vibrant metropolis of Dubai from the laid-back coast of South Australia with a five-month-old baby in tow, Maggie’s mum soon came to realise that this transition brought with it many waves of emotion. Whilst still adjusting to this new life as a full-time mum (for now), there was a notable absence of both friends and family – the ‘village’, as they say. Mum and Dad began to wonder if the decision they had made for their family was the right one – hello, mum-guilt on new levels!

    Whilst the desire to captivate and inspire little ones with this poetic piece prevails, Dear Maggie also serves, with careful intention, as a touching reminder to the reader (namely, the parents) that regardless of your location, how many toys they have, your financial status, or indeed who you have around you, every child is a magical blank canvas waiting to be decorated by life in all its true colours. That vulnerability, the wondrous discoveries, and the two-way unconditional love all remain constant. So too does the wish of every parent for their child: to experience life with the purest of joy in the simplest, most naturally beautiful ways.

    £7.99
  • The Magical Adventures of James
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    The Magical Adventures of James
    Lizzie Arora Harmon

    Follow James on these amazing adventures!

    Blast off to space, or explore the deep jungle, race in Bubbleton or dive under the bubbles at bathtime! Learn the magic of Halloween, visit Santa’s workshop, or be a hero for a day.

    Whatever you choose, James will be alongside you with his amazing friends in these magical adventures.

    Where will you choose to go today?

    £14.99
  • A Story about Happiness
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    A Story about Happiness
    Nasos Philippou

    Not everyone is a tall duke or a brave knight in shining silver armour. Life as a poor peasant isn’t always easy.

    But when our unlikely heroes set off on a quest to win the princess’s heart, only one will uncover what truly matters and discover the real meaning of happiness.

    £8.99
  • Henry The Pheasant
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    Henry The Pheasant
    Chris Deus

    Would you like to meet Henry? Have you even met a pheasant before?
    Henry lets you know when he’s coming. He makes ‘crowing’ noises, then appears with all his magnificent colourful feathers. Look at him!
    He walks around the garden showing them off, looking for his bowl of nuts. Little Jude and Chase love watching Henry and he loves entertaining them, strutting around to make them laugh and giggle.
    Henry is kind and friendly. Are you? I hope so! It’s good to be kind and nice to everyone. He also likes being outside in the fresh air, seeing all the lovely green trees and grass and playing. Do you? It’s good to play out in the fresh air.

    £8.99

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