Eeek! What would you do if you received an invitation to run a zoo full of huge scary monsters? Well – if you’re like the brave little boy in this story, you’ll leap at the chance. Who cares if the monsters look terrifying, & all the signs say ‘DANGER. DO NOT ENTER’. Soon the monsters are eating out of the palm of his hand! Packed with chuckles, zany pictures & crazy monsters, this is a heartwarming riot. From burping violet Gurps to cuddly Furry Furbles, when are monsters not scary? When they’re your best friends! Shortlisted for the Roald Dahl Funny Prize & the Booktrust Award A riotous rhyming tale of monsters, courage & friendship Inspires little readers to be confident & stand up for themselves From the illustrator of Dogs Don’t Do Ballet & Rhinos Don’t Eat Pancakes pboffer-1016 ...

Tally is autistic & proud. She used to feel that she had to hide her autism, but now Tally is determined to make sure people see who she really is. Except for one thing – Tally’s school trip, which means new places, new people & new challenges. ...

We have selected Do You Know Me? as our Age 7-11 Book of the Month for May – the sequel to last year’s bestselling Can You See Me?, co-written by autistic twelve-year-old Libby Scott. Great for reading with friends & family & engaging a wide audience, this book sees autistic protagonist Tally return in another compelling & authentic story of fitting in & being different. Told from Tally’s own point of view, the story follows her as she goes on a school trip & falls in with the popular crowd. Tally has learned to be proud of her autism – but now she realises that others in her circle still feel forced to hide their true selves. Will she be brave enough to stand up to her new friends, the bullies? Told with great realism from Tally’s unique standpoint & exploring the familiar tensions of school life, this engaging & relatable book is guaranteed to get older readers thinking. It helps children empathise with friends who may have similar neurodiversity, & allows autistic readers to see their world reflected back at them. The other author is Rebecca Westcott, who has won acclaim for her books Dandelion Clocks & violet Ink. Supplied as a pack of 30 copies. ...

We have selected Do You Know Me? as our Age 7-11 Book of the Month for May – the sequel to last year’s bestselling Can You See Me?, co-written by autistic twelve-year-old Libby Scott. Great for reading with friends & family & engaging a wide audience, this book sees autistic protagonist Tally return in another compelling & authentic story of fitting in & being different. Told from Tally’s own point of view, the story follows her as she goes on a school trip & falls in with the popular crowd. Tally has learned to be proud of her autism – but now she realises that others in her circle still feel forced to hide their true selves. Will she be brave enough to stand up to her new friends, the bullies? Told with great realism from Tally’s unique standpoint & exploring the familiar tensions of school life, this engaging & relatable book is guaranteed to get older readers thinking. It helps children empathise with friends who may have similar neurodiversity, & allows autistic readers to see their world reflected back at them. The other author is Rebecca Westcott, who has won acclaim for her books Dandelion Clocks & violet Ink. Supplied as a pack of six copies. ...

Everything young readers need to know about the wonder that is the human body in a fun & accessible format. It’s a grand tour that begins with the building blocks of life, & travels from head to toe. Filled with illustrations, facts & puzzles, it’s time to delve in to Do You Know! ...

Hijabs are political. Can Muslim high-schooler Amal find the guts to wear her scarf full time? summer-love ...

Hijabs are political. Can Muslim high-schooler Amal find the guts to wear her scarf full time? summer-love ...

Hally the dog has horrible breath. Even the skunks avoid her. So when Mr & Mrs Tosis decide enough is enough & try to find a new home for Hally, the Tosis kids hatch a plan to get rid of her bad breath & save Hally. They try everything: a breathtaking view, Breath of a Salesman & even a speedy rollercoaster, but nothing works. Only a miracle can save Hally now… ...

Hally the dog has horrible breath. Even the skunks avoid her. So when Mr & Mrs Tosis decide enough is enough & try to find a new home for Hally, the Tosis kids hatch a plan to save Hally. They try everything: a breathtaking view, Breath of a Salesman & even a speedy rollercoaster, but nothing works. Only a miracle can save Hally now… ...

James Patterson’s bonkers new series: laugh-out-loud fun to make your tail wag. What would a dog write in their diary? Here’s your chance to sneak a peek. Woof! Being Rafe’s dog isn’t always easy for the pooch in this funny book. But it is nearly always exciting – & now he’s telling his story. There’s his old enemy, the vacuum. His favourite places for hiding snacks. The amazing Catch-A-Doggy-Bone kennel. & the real reason why dogs sniff sidewalks. Think it’s a dog’s life? Read this & weigh up the evidence! A witty new series from star author James Patterson A brilliantly imaginative look at a dog’s secret life Ideal for readers growing in confidence & fluency Ties into the bestselling Middle School series ...