The Girl Who Misses Her Dad

Kukua was born to Mr and Mrs Brew in Accra, Ghana in August, 1986. She was left in the care of her grandmother as both parents left Ghana to seek a better future for the family. Kukua did not see her dad until she was 13 years old.

Ekua (Kukua) beautifully evokes her childhood with her grandmother and the little precious years she got to spend with her father before he passed away.

The Gift

When little Serena's birthday wish is bashed, will she learn to appreciate the beauty within?

The Garden Gnomes

Introduce your little ones to the magic of wildlife gardening in the company of the garden gnomes Graham, Dando and Spottiswode.

Meet the real garden gnomes whose job it is to tend the garden. They find their way to my garden which is straggly and wild. They help to make it just right to attract insects, birds and animals who come to live there. Find the gnomes’ secrets in their garden shed. Make your own garden perfect for wildlife! 

The Garden Creatures of Fairfax Lane: The Dipping Dragonfly

At the end of the road on Fairfax LaneBehind a small wall—surprisingly plainThere is a garden that’s full of lifeTenderly cared for by Mr Crankshaw’s wife The Dipping Dragonfly learns to focus on one thing at a time, getting twice as much done, to have double the fun. Follow along with our rhyme…The aim of this picture book series, The Garden Creatures of Fairfax Lane, is to supply your children with the tools to manage their mental health. Each story provides an example of a subtle change you and your child can make to manage your thinking. It provides you with a medium to navigate developmental themes and, therefore, project the characteristics of the creatures in real-life scenarios.

The Four - Book Two - Teamwork

The friendships between the children Agrippa, Audrey, Basharat and Brielle - first introduced in George Rosling's previous book The Four: Friends for Life - are growing stronger and stronger. They work as a team to complete tasks that enable them to raise money for the charity of their choice. The boys organize a sponsored run around the local athletics track and the girls get all their old toys and clothes together, and with the help of some old friends they sell them at the village hall jumble sale. They are always together to encourage and support each other every step of the way.

The children have been looking forward to spending the evening at Agrippa's parents' house after raising money for charity, as they have arranged to camp out in the back garden under the supervision of his parents. When it starts to rain it looks like it has spoilt the evening... or has it?

Read inside to find out what happens next...

The Forest – Big Oak

As Ashton was cycling home from school one autumn day, he heard an almighty sigh coming from the forest, “Aaaahhhhh…” and then a loud crying, sniffling and weeping noise. When he eventually got home after cycling as fast as he could, he asked his daddy, mammy and two big brothers what the noise could have been. They all had suggestions but Ashton knew that they were not the right answers.

With the help of his best friend, Jack, they decided to investigate themselves. Walking through the forest in fear, the two boys stumble upon a very big oak tree crying out loud to himself. After they befriend the big oak tree, they invite their school friends, family and teacher Miss Brownson to join them in decorating the big oak tree for Christmas. Along the way, they make more friends including two crows and get a surprise that happens right beside the big oak tree.

Ashton asked his granny for help as winter was coming. The days are getting colder with snow starting to fall. All of Granny’s friends join her in the forest knitting woolly scarves and jumpers for the big oak trees. There are grannies knitting, laughing and singing everywhere. They are high up and low down with their legs wrapped around the branches holding onto the big oak trees. This is just the start of many more adventures to follow in the forest.

The Fat Boy

Phat lives on an isolated farm with poor facilities. He is often surrounded by sporty pupils who seem to laugh and have fun. So, he enters a “keepie uppie” competition and deals with the many problems he encounters in the hope that he can also be a happy schoolboy. Hopefully this story will inspire others to overcome life problems and help those who live in some sort of isolation, like loneliness, to achieve a better and more fulfilling life by working hard to achieve this goal.

The Fairies Who Lost Their Powers

The fairies sit together in the glen, where they devise a plan to restore power to some of the fairies who have lost theirs. It is not going to be an easy task, so careful planning is called for.
Sonya, the leader of the group, outlines what has happened to the fairies. Some have lost their sparkle, some their skip, others their jumping skills and some have lost their ability to flip. She knows whose help is needed to restore these powers.
Georgie Grasshopper, Sammy Seal, Skippy the Kangaroo and the fairies, Melanie, Glenda and Rosie will be asked to help Sylvie, Simone and Fay. These are good friends, and Sonya knows they will gladly help out. Losing their powers is something the fairies do not like, and they will be ever so grateful to their friends for helping them. Sometimes all it takes to make things right is a little help from friends. The world looks a brighter place for all when this happens.

The Faery Tales - The Crowning of Queen Bee

The faeries are back on another magical adventure!

Join Aria, Ember, Delta and Willow in The Enchanted Forest, for another magical celebration.

Today is the crowning of the new Queen Bee, and there is so much excitement in the air.

Mr Cricket is ready on stage and the faeries and gentle bugs are waiting patiently.

But will the day run smoothly?

You’ll have to wait and see.

The Eraser Quest

Blotch is a seemingly ordinary eraser, living in a classroom and being used and worn away. However, he actually possesses a huge imagination and is very creative.

One day, he decides to retrieve all the lost dust that’s come off him. So what happens as he journeys across the classroom?

The Dreamling

Dreams are our mind’s way of showing us things, sometimes they take us to places where our imagination can run wild.

Most of us have dreams and we all hope our dreams come true, this is what we hope you will understand from reading this book.

Let your imagination take you to the places the characters are going to and join them on their adventures.

The Dream Machine

Meet Ella, at 5 years old she knew she was a big girl and a big sister too, but she just couldn’t seem to sleep in her own bed at night.

Even Joseph was sleeping through the night and he was only one!

Ella’s parents had tried everything and they had run out of ideas.

One day, Grandad comes to stay. Could he be the one to help Ella?

Join Ella as she embarks on a night time adventure. Will she ever be able to sleep in her own bed at night?