Record your best school memories with this fun & clever keepsake album. Store photos, school stuff & more in the cool pockets & complete the quizzes & activities. There are spaces for you to write about everything & anything, from favourite subjects & teachers, to hobbies & best friends. Cherish memories of your school days forever! ...

The first time I was born, I was Emma. I was beautiful. I had everything to live for. But I died. I was 22. Ana struggles to live a normal life, bombarded by memories of her previous life as Emma. The worst memories are of a little girl who tragically drowned: was Emma responsible? Consumed by guilt, Ana will do anything to uncover the past. ...

This is a wonderfully written & engaging memoir of her life as a teenager, read by Jacqueline Wilson herself. In 1960, you'd wear stiff petticoats & dancing shoes. Now, you'd wear jeans & trainers. In 1960, you'd spend hours listening to records in your local store. Now, you'd spend hours listening to music online. In 1960 you'd learn all the steps to the latest dances. Now, you just make up your own moves. But girls always have & always will have crushes on boys, argue with their parents, get embarrassed at school, want to stay out with their friends, & spend hours fixing their hair... In " My Secret Diary", Jacqueline Wilson shares her innermost thoughts & feelings from the year she was 14, through extracts of her own real diary from 1960. ' Ever since I was little, I have loved writing stories & poems. I would get an idea, buy a new exercise book, & start writing industriously, thinking myself the creator of a masterpiece. But by the end of the week I would think of another better idea & repeat the rigmarole. But now I have the better idea of writing a diary, as I hope I will never get sick of my own life...I 'm only very ordinary, admittedly, but interesting things do sometimes happen to me'
- Jacqueline Wilson, aged 14.
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A memoir of Jacqueline Wilson's life as a teenager
- her problems with her family, first love, her school life & her friends.
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After moving from Barleywood garden where he hosted BBC " Gardeners' World" for seven years, the author set up home in a farmhouse a few miles down the road, & went about planting his own private eden away from public eye. In this memoir, he reveals all about this secret garden, explaining his personal stories behind its design & evolution. ...

Ssh, Lauren’s pony, Twilight is really a secret unicorn! When she discovers his secret they set about using his magic to help

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Books Children's Fiction Books It all started when Lauren first moved to the countryside from the city & discovered that her ordinary little pony was anything but ordinary, for when she recited a secret spell, Twilight turned into a unicorn with magical powers! From that moment on, Lauren & Twilight learned how to use magic to help their friends solve their problems. & now Lauren & Twilight are back in a magical new & exciting wintertime adventure.   Product Information:  •†ISBN:† 9780241688731 •†Author: Linda Chapman •†Publisher: Penguin Random House Children's UK •†Format:†  Paperback •†Pages:† 160 •†Dimensions: 19.8 x 12.9 x 0.9 cm ...

Lauren & Twilight are delighted to learn that Currant, the new foal at Orchard Stables, is also a unicorn, & that Lauren's

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Are you ready to unlock the magical world of unicorns & become a unicorn seeker?

This lockable story & activity book

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Four bad dates. Three sassy women. Two inseparable friends. & one way too successful makeover.. Lucy Tyler & Henry Fox have been best friends since primary school. So when he enlists her help to embark on an image makeover, she & her friends Dominique & Erin approach the project with relish. As well as the haircut & fashion overhaul, there are master classes in flirting & seduction. But none of the girls imagine at the start of ' Project Henry' quite how successful it's going to be. After a shaky start, Henry's transformation from Lucy's terminally single friend to an irresistible sex god takes on a life of its own. & Lucy isn't at all sure she likes it. It would help if her own dates were promising. Only between breaking someone's arm during a YMCA routine & leaving another in casualty, courtesy of an errant chopstick, they're anything but. With a romantic history like that, is it any wonder Lucy starts to despair when she finds herself living with the man of everyone else's dreams? ...