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Wiggling Words
Name: Louise Gahan
26 February 2026;Genre: Representation & Inclusion
Wiggling Words tells the inspiring story of a child lost in a forest of letters. A gentle, imaginative journey designed to uplift children with dyslexia and other forms of neurodivergence. Through playful language and expressive illustrations, the book acknowledges how tricky...
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Rock and Roll
Name: Sue Wilsher
23 February 2026;Genre: Friends and family
Rock and Roll are so very different. Rock hates attention whilst Roll loves being in the spotlight. They come from such different worlds . . . and yet, they have so much in common. They might come from very different places and have very different appearances, but there is much which connects...
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I Tell Myself I’m Awesome
Name: Sue Wilsher
23 February 2026;Genre: Poetry
In I Tell Myself I'm Awesome, Joshua Seigal presents another brilliant collection, offering his usual mix of humorous, joyful, poignant and provoking poems for everyone to enjoy. T he book is bursting with poems to share, to perform, to enjoy with a friend or to enjoy a...
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Koalas in Capes: The Zombie Chickens
Name: Emma nelson
23 February 2026;Genre: Funny Stories
Koalas in Capes: The Zombie Chickens is a funny adventure story perfect for readers aged 7+ who love laugh-out-loud, madcap stories. Set in the world of Pawtonia, this brings super-powered koalas Archie and Bob as they face their first challenge as superheroes - to stop the ev...
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Adventuremice: Of Mice and Mummies
Name: Sue Wilsher
23 February 2026;Genre: Adventure
When Meepie and Pedro discover a stone covered in hieroglyphs whilst playing hide-and-seek in the sea, the Adventuremice realise it is a Very Important Discovery and set to work, preparing to transport it to a museum. However, arch-mouse-criminal Gorgonzola is determined to intercept them and...
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You've Got This, Little Pangolin
Name: Jen Bevan
20 February 2026;Genre: Personal Growth
All parents know the oh to familiar call, 'I am big I can do this on my own'. Often that means spilt drinks, bumps, tears and great learning. Little pangolin thinks he is all grown up. But he is confused as when he tries to do things big pangolin can do, he finds it hard. He c...
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Finders of Silverthorn Forest: The Faraway Adventure
Name: Sue Wilsher
19 February 2026;Genre: Environment & Nature
Tuftorious Snook, commonly known as Tuft, is a Finder who lives in Silverthorn Forest. Awaking early from hibernation, he decides to set out to find the legendary Faraway Forest. Having managed to accidentally post himself, Tuft reunites with his human friend, Max, and manages to sign Max up f...
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Koalas in Capes: The Zombie Chickens
Name: Jane Rew
16 February 2026;Genre: Funny Stories
If you like your stories to be completely daft and to star a bizarre array of costumed creatures, then this short adventure will suit you down to the ground. Or should that be up to the skies, since that's where Bob and Archie, the cape-clad koalas, come into their own? <p...
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Mixed: Explore and Celebrate Your Mixed Identity
Name: Julie broadbent
16 February 2026;Genre: Representation & Inclusion
Podcaster and writer Emma Slade Edmondson's latest book Mixed: Explore and Celebrate Your Mixed Identity, has been written as an inspirational guide for mixed race children, their parents and carers to help them discover, explore and celebrate their identity. The book has been...
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New You For Ever
Name: Ruth Cornish
16 February 2026;Genre: Dystopian
New You For Ever is a hugely engaging book which takes the reader on an adventure into a potential future. Described by the publishers as a dystopian, cli-fi thriller, author Steve Cole has crafted a terrifying vision of a world suffering increasingly from the...
