We have selected Crossfire as our Teen book of the Month for September: another powerhouse of a book by the inimitable Malorie Blackman – a former Children’s Laureate who knows how to keep the pages turning at a frantic pace. This hugely readable & relevant story will hook in readers of all ages, from teens to adults, especially fans of The Hate U Give. Noughts & Crosses broke the mould when it first appeared in 2001, depicting a world of inverted racism where black Crosses dominated white Noughts. Now Crossfire takes the story into the present day, where race & class supposedly no longer divide people, & Britain has its first ever Nought Prime Minister. Except that he has just been framed for murder, & two young people are about to be caught in the crossfire… Brilliantly taking the original stark divisions of Noughts & Crosses into today’s world of subtler inequalities, Crossfire is another tense & addictive book that will attract a wide readership, addressing real-life issues that matter to young people right now. * Please note this book contains mature content & language more suitable for older readers. Supplied as a pack of 30 copies. ...

We have selected Crossfire as our Teen book of the Month for September: another powerhouse of a book by the inimitable Malorie Blackman – a former Children’s Laureate who knows how to keep the pages turning at a frantic pace. This hugely readable & relevant story will hook in readers of all ages, from teens to adults, especially fans of The Hate U Give. Noughts & Crosses broke the mould when it first appeared in 2001, depicting a world of inverted racism where black Crosses dominated white Noughts. Now Crossfire takes the story into the present day, where race & class supposedly no longer divide people, & Britain has its first ever Nought Prime Minister. Except that he has just been framed for murder, & two young people are about to be caught in the crossfire… Brilliantly taking the original stark divisions of Noughts & Crosses into today’s world of subtler inequalities, Crossfire is another tense & addictive book that will attract a wide readership, addressing real-life issues that matter to young people right now. * Please note this book contains mature content & language more suitable for older readers. Supplied as a pack of six copies. ...

There’s a special guest at the school for little animals, & her name is Doctorpus Doris. She’s here to help the animals learn to wash their hands because of something very very small called GERMS! A donation of 50p per copy sold will be donated in aid of the NHS Charities Together COVID-19 Urgent Appeal. ...

What is hot & what is cold? The sun is hot, an ice lolly is cold. This book looks at how we use hot & cold things every day, how we keep warm & how we keep cool. Lively text, colourful pictures & fun puzzles help children to learn all about temperature using simple everyday examples. ...

Why do we need magnets? Magnets are fun but they are also very useful. This book looks at how magnets work & how we use them every day in many different ways. Lively text, colourful pictures & fun puzzles help children to learn all about magnets using simple everyday examples. ...

A mind-bending multiverse adventure about theft, family, & finding your home. Twelve-year-old Elsbeth has an extraordinary power: she can travel to parallel worlds & bring objects back with her. ...

A puzzle as baffling as a Rubik’s cube (but you won’t want to smash these books against a wall). Rate The Bunker Diaries? Get onto this. Alyn, Jes, Ryan & Elsa are Nowhere. A concrete cube in the middle of a dense forest. Imprisoned inside are a hundred teens from all over the country. They’re all criminals. Except that none of them remember any crimes. Who has put them there? What do their captors want? Is there any way out? It might sound like The Bunker Diaries crossed with The Maze Runner, but who cares? This is awesome in its own right – as unique, tense & gripping as books come. Trilogy of addictive & surreal conspiracy thrillers Perfect for fans of Alex Scarrow & The Maze Runner Page-turning action full of pace, danger & intrigue “ Thrilling & chilling in equal measure” – Guardian ...

William & his younger sister, Charlotte, like to play the number plate game when they are out in the car with their parents. One afternoon, their car is bumped by another car going too fast. Can William help remember the number plate of the other car? Turquoise level titles develop children’s understanding of topics with clusters of books on related subjects. High-interest themes such as danger, courage, kindness, bullying & anger are introduced. Each meticulously levelled PM Fiction title features a classic story structure complete with tension, climax & resolution. The stories deal with concepts & experiences that young children can relate to. PM Storybooks cover levels 3-24. ...

Numbers + magnets = fun. Get to grips with simple counting with exciting magnets for number play. ...

Numbers x magnets = fun. So if you’re troubled by times tables, here’s the solution. This magnet pack is a great way to take the fear out of multiplication & make it as easy as 123. It’s got all the times tables up to 12x in handy magnets with activity ideas. Just stick the magnets to your fridge & get started. Multiply your confidence! Fantastic magnets that build multiplication skills Practice for all the times tables from 1x to 12x Great preparation for the Year 4 Times Tables Check A fun way to motivate children to improve at maths
Includes: tips for parents & ideas for games to play
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