Educational material

The bestselling children’s books series for over 50 years!

The bestselling children’s books series for over 50 years!

Little Miss Somersault is very acrobatic! When she wants to get somewhere she doesn't walk she does cartwheels instead.

Ethan learns that you have to be careful what you wish for in this very funny, colour-illustrated reader by Sam Hay. Perfect for children learning to read.

Saturday morning shopping with Mum is SO BORING. That is, until Ethan finds a genie living in a jar of raspberry jam!

Sneaky Animals is an engaging non-fiction reader that will help make learning to read fun and interesting.

Get ready to discover the animals who don't play by the rules! Warning: contains rotters and plotters, hooligans, con artists, assassins and more! Who do you think is the naughtiest animal?

A fun, accessible guide to computers and coding for older children and curious adults.

An amazing guide to the wonders of physics, handily broken down into accessible bite-sized chunks.

It’s an ice-cool new adventure for everyone’s favourite flat hero in this colour-illustrated early reader. Perfect for children learning to read.

Norman and Doris the Dragon get ready for the big joust – but Norman’s silly stories land him in trouble again in this brilliantly funny adventure, perfect for children learning to read.

There's going to be a jousting contest at Creaky Castle – Norman and Doris the Dragon can't wait!

It's time for a bake-off in this colour-illustrated early reader featuring everyone's favourite flat boy, Flat Stanley. Perfect for children learning to read.

Knights and dragons plays trick on each other… in space! A colour-illustrated early reader by Sheryl Webster. Perfect for children learning to read.

Perfect for children learning to read, this is a wonderful story about facing fears as a family from Anne Fine, a former Children’s Laureate whose awards include the Carnegie Medal and the Guardian Children’s Book Prize.

Inside this philosophy-stuffed book are fifty fact-tastic ways to advance your thinking skills, so you’ll never be scratching your head in bemusement ever again.