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Leon the Lion
Across 10 exciting stories, Robin and his grandad explore car boot sales, bring toys to life and learn some important lessons.
Rio de Janeiro
Robin's Grandad surprises him with trips around the world. The pair learn about new cultures with interesting tour guides, including Charles Dickens and Antonio Gaudi.
Angie
2019 Revision This is a story of young love and personal prejudices during the 1950's and 1960's. this is an interactive book giving the reader a whole new perspective when reading short stories. When Angie the daughter of a Latin family meets Frank a young man from China sparks begin to fly as family conflict forces Angie to lie and go behind her parents back in order to cultivate their romance. As you join us on this real life experience you will find yourself rooting for Angie and Frank.
The Jet of Justice
It's the summer holidays - AT LAST. Now Danny Dingle can be a full-time super-inventor without boring, pointless school getting in the way. HURRAH!!!With a sci-fi convention and a flying machine competition on the horizon, Danny and Percy are desperate to finally get noticed by Metal Face. But Mum is plotting against them at every turn. (Trust her to want a summer of peace and quiet!)Suddenly only one question is important: is summer camp as HORRIBLE as it sounds?Part of a three book series full of expressive fonts and comic-style illustrations, Danny Dingle's Fantastic Finds is perfect for reluctant readers and fans of Diary of a Wimpy Kid. Aimed at kids aged 7+, there's even more fun when you head to www.sweetcherrypublishing.com to discover online activity packs.
The Metal-mobile
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Danny Dingle's Fantastic Finds: the Mighty Iron Foot
Follow the outrageously entertaining adventures in the Danny Dingle series, as the schoolboy inventor and his best friend Percy collect cool stuff for their box of fantastic finds.
Istanbul
Robin's Grandad surprises him with trips around the world. The pair learn about new cultures with interesting tour guides, including Charles Dickens and Antonio Gaudi.
The Case of the Disgusting School Dinners...
Being at school is boring. It's really boring when you already know what you're going to be. It's really, really especially boring when you're going to be something cool like a Private Investigator. Until then, Mina's going to practise for her future. By keeping notes on all her classmates, spying on suspicious teachers, noticing every little-- Wait ... Aren't school dinners a bit strange? Chicken nuggets? Again? On Pizza? Covered in chocolate? Nobody wants to live on lettuce and broccoli, but children are losing teeth over this! This needs investigating. This looks like a case for Mina Mistry. About the Mina Mistry Investigates series: Mina Mistry Investigates is a fun detective series packed with comic style illustrations and mystery solving throughout. Great for reluctant readers aged 7+ and fans of Dork Diaries.
The Diaries of Robin's Travels
Robin's Grandad surprises him with trips around the world. The pair learn about new cultures with interesting tour guides, including Charles Dickens and Antonio Gaudi.
Our Lake
A breathtakingly vulnerable and tender exploration of love and loss that follows two boys as they take their first trip back to the lake without their father, from debut author-illustrator Angie Kang. Today, Brother is taking me up to swim in the lake like Father used to. I want to thank him for bringing us here, but I can’t find the words. Instead, I loop my arms around his torso, and he does the same back. Here, in our lake, the water holds us close. On a sweltering hot day, a little boy mirrors his brother as he takes off his shirt, stretches, and walks toward the edge of the tall rock, ready to dive into the cool lake waters glistening below. Only this time, Father is not here. And the water looks so far away. How can he take the plunge? With a gorgeous, deft touch in her exquisitely soft illustrations and words, Angie Kang conveys vulnerability, longing, and connection as these two boys hear Father’s laugh and see his memory all around them, uniting them in a bittersweet moment.
