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  • When Tad Kicked Vlad

    When Tad Kicked Vlad

    Name: Elen Green
    20 February 2026;

    Genre: Mental Health & Wellbeing

    When Tad Kicked Vlad takes a very funny look at the cycle of violence begun by one boy's frustrated kick during his birthday party, showing us how the kick - which develops a life of its own - travels around the world and returns to where it started a year later, at the boy's...

  • My Friend, Billy Whiskers

    My Friend, Billy Whiskers

    Name: Maria
    20 February 2026;

    Genre: Friends and family

    If you have read and loved The Bear and the Piano, Grandad's Secret Giant, Rain before Rainbows, Peace on Earth (to name just a few) then you are going to love David Litchfield's latest book, My Friend Billy Whiskers, with familiar illustrations and a story that is full of hop...

  • The Chase

    The Chase

    Name: Maria
    19 February 2026;

    Genre: Animals

    If you like action, canine friends and lots of fun then The Chase by Jenny Bloomfield is the book for you. The story starts on an open beach with a young girl, an eager dog and a red ball...(turn the page) and the story is off with the word FETCH and a few more canine friends...

  • Koalas in Capes: The Zombie Chickens

    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...

  • A Very Happy Ramadan

    A Very Happy Ramadan

    Name: Louise Gahan
    12 February 2026;

    Genre: Representation & Inclusion

    A Very Happy Ramadan is a bright, engaging picture book that follows young Rayhan as he experiences the first day of Ramadan with curiosity, enthusiasm and a few very relatable challenges. When Rayhan discovers that the adults have already eaten before dawn, he decides,...

  • Adventuremice: Of Mice and Mummies

    Adventuremice: Of Mice and Mummies

    Name: Amanda Shipton
    04 February 2026;

    Genre: Adventure

    This is the eighth fantastic book in the Adventuremice series by Reeve and McIntyre! These two authors make are hard to beat when it comes to creating warm-hearted and comical adventures. As always, the illustrations in this series are really outstanding, they are warm...

  • I Am Strong Just Being Me

    I Am Strong Just Being Me

    Name: Kelly Buxton
    02 February 2026;

    Genre: Personal Growth

    I Am Strong Just Being Me was just the book that I was looking for to read to Y3 and Y4 in our weekly story assembly. I was looking for a book about strength within that I could relate to playtimes, learning in the classroom and life outside of school. I began by asking...

  • Welcoming the Lunar New Year: Celebrate & Make

    Welcoming the Lunar New Year

    Name: Lucy Hopkins
    22 January 2026;

    Genre: Seasonal

    An interesting book to help many to celebrate Lunar New Year. Welcoming the Lunar New Year: Celebrate &amp; Make would be a great addition to any family home to help to raise awareness and build experiences of different celebrations and cultures around the world. It would also...

  • The Home That Love Built

    The Home that Love Built

    Name: Sue Wilsher
    19 January 2026;

    Genre: Family & Home

    When a terrible storm blasts through the forest, it causes chaos, destroying homes and toppling trees. Left with ruins, the animals realise that by working together they can create a new home, built with kindness and love. Using a cumulative style similar to that of 'This is the house...

  • Poo! What? Where?: The number ONE book about all things number TWO

    Poo! What? Where?: The number ONE book about all things number TWO

    Name: Michelle Bailey
    15 January 2026;

    Genre: Non Fiction

    Poo! What? Where? written by Mike Rampton and illustrated by Gareth Conway is our new favourite poo-related picture book. When I saw it had poo in the title, I just knew that it was going to be a popular choice in my household. In fact, it was so popular that we sat and read t...