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A ruthless murder. A magical herb. A mysterious manuscript. When Nardeen's home is stormed by angry men frantically in search of something-or someone-and she narrowly escapes her death, she sets out on an unyielding mission to bring her family's killers to justice, regardless of the cost...

Misty Mole is worried that Granny Mole is eating too many treats and it's affecting her eyesight! With the help of the eye doctor, they go on a balloon adventure to discover how good nutrition is important for healthy eyes.

Misty Mole loves painting, but everything is just one big blur! After a series of bumps and tumbles, she finally goes for an eye test, where she learns about myopia and gets to choose her first pair of glasses.

Perfect for fans of MOHSIN HAMID and KAMILA SHAMSIE, No Funeral for Nazia by Taha Kehar is a striking and inventive exploration of what death can mean for both the deceased and those left behind.

Misty Mole is frustrated because all her friends have mobile phones and tablets, but she doesn't! When their eyes get sore, blurry and they can't sleep, she thinks of a way to reduce screen time and restore fun in the Woodlands.

Book 1 in a dystopian YA trilogy that explores the dangers of a global corporation destroying local ecosystems for profit. Perfect for readers of Suzanne Collins, Kass Morgan and Veronica Roth.

Spanning three hundred years of art history, this beautifully illustrated short story collection is centred around the concept of creative obsession. Weaving art styles such as Cubism, Surrealism, and the Baroque into his prose, Jake Kendall has crafted a vivid and inventive collection.

Nancy Crumpet is convinced the Scareground holds the answer to her parents' disappearance. With her best friend Arthur Green, Nancy meets the fair's spooky owner, Skelter and discovers a world full of dark magic and mystery. A spine-tingling middle-grade novel from Angela Kecojevic, perfect for fans of Katherine Rundell and Jennifer Killick.

From award-winning author Sheikha Helawy comes this lyrical collection of eighteen short stories celebrating the women and girls of Palestine and their spirit of resilience.

From award-winning children's author Victoria Williamson comes Norah's Ark. Offering powerful lessons in empathy, this is a hopeful and uplifting middle-grade tale for our times about friendship and finding a sense of home in the face of adversity.

Forced into marriage with the murderer of her family, a Greek queen fights to protect the children she bears with him and plots revenge.

Forced into marriage with the murderer of her family, a Greek queen fights to protect the children she bears with him and plots revenge.

War of the Wind is an eco-thriller about secret government weapons testing gone wrong. Written for 11+ readers, this action-packed adventure features a cast of children with special needs taking centre stage in the unfolding drama, showing their abilities in a positive light.

Belly Woman is a testimony to one of the greatest health emergencies of modern times. It raises questions on the lessons not learnt and opportunities not taken for the Covid-19 era and exposes the global inequality of birth.

Sara, Sanjeev and Salma are transported back in time to Xi'an, during a perilous trial pitting their wits against a formidable foe who has escaped from his thousand-year imprisonment and is bent on revenge. Rich in mythology and history, this is a fast-paced, action-packed and immersive middle-grade adventure story for readers 8-13.

Belly Woman is a testimony to one of the greatest health emergencies of modern times. It raises questions on the lessons not learnt and opportunities not taken for the Covid-19 era and exposes the global inequality of birth.

Can I Stray follows the story of Brooke's age-gap relationship with Matt and the lasting impact it has on her life. It explores themes of consent, mental health, co-dependency and toxic relationships.

A fast-paced adventure story based on real historical events.

Engaging and enriching understanding of illness and disability, written by an author who lives with Multiple Sclerosis and has experienced living with disability herself.