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  • The Teacup

    The Teacup

    Name: Louise Gahan
    01 July 2026;

    Genre: Representation & Inclusion

    The Teacup is a beautifully illustrated and thought-provoking picture book that tells the story of a mysterious stranger who arrives carrying only a suitcase containing a teacup and a photograph of home. Having once experienced kindness themselves, the animals must deci...

  • National Trust: Look What I Found at the Park

    National Trust: Look What I Found at the Park

    Name: Michelle B
    29 June 2026;

    Genre: Environment & Nature

    National Trust: Look What I Found At The Park is a delightful new children's book that encourages young children to get outside and explore their surroundings. Filled with colourful illustrations and engaging text, the book introduces children to the fascinating plants, animal...

  • Max and Ella, Stuck Together

    Max and Ella, Stuck Together

    Name: Jenny Caddick
    26 June 2026;

    Genre: LBGTQ+

    Max and Ella, Stuck Together is a positive and empowering story about celebrating your own sense of belonging and identity, and reaching out to those who you want to become part of your past, present and future story. The author of Th...

  • How Many Babies?

    How Many Babies?

    Name: Sue Wilsher
    26 June 2026;

    Genre: Early Skills

    How Many Babies? Is a delightful board book with gorgeous babies on every page. From one baby playing 'peek-a-boo!' to ten exhausted babies saying 'night, night!', there is so much here to enjoy - and not just for babies! I defy anyone not to smile at the antics of these adora...

  • The Diary of Wiska Wildflower: The Crystal Cave

    The Diary of Wiska Wildflower: The Crystal Cave

    Name: Amanda Shipton
    26 June 2026;

    Genre: Fairy Tales & Folk Tales

    The Diary of Wiska Wildflower: The Crystal Cave is the enchanting second book in the bestselling children's series by Harriet Muncaster. Aimed at readers new to chapter books, this magical, illustrated diary follows the fairy-like Wiskling, Wiska, on a thrilli...

  • Young World: The explosive debut YA thriller from a bestselling author

    Young World

    Name: Rachel Bolton
    25 June 2026;

    Genre: Suspense & Thrillers

    Buckle up and sit back for one of the most fast-paced, crazy YA novels to come out this year! Published in hardback with a neon-pink cover and edged papers, Young Blood not only tells a story - it shows it. An extensive array of striking posters, diagr...

  • Princess Pete

    Princess Pete

    Name: Jen Bevan
    22 June 2026;

    Genre: LBGTQ+

    Princess Pete celebrates children being their own authentic self. Pete loves dressing in a variety of clothes, traditional boy clothes and traditional girl clothes. He enjoys many different past time. Pete describes himself as sometime a prince and sometimes a princess. His pa...

  • Wizardology: 20th Anniversary Edition

    Wizardology: 20th Anniversary Edition

    Name: Sue Wilsher
    19 June 2026;

    Genre: Myths & Legends

    When my son was little, we had the whole 'Ology' series. Dragons, myths, Egypt, pirates, oceans, the excitement caused by a new title was wonderful and the whole family has fond memories of these books. It seems impossible to believe that Wizardology is now 20 years old, but its pages still re...

  • The Dino Book (Peek, Pull, Explore)

    The Dino Book (Peek, Pull, Explore)

    Name: Stephanie Gladdish
    19 June 2026;

    Genre: Early Skills

    My 15-month-old LOVED this book! Plenty of interactive pages to explore combine with simple text that lends itself perfectly to making noises as you read (Dino ROAR!) We love an interactive book with sliders and lift-the-flaps, but this has more interactive elements in...

  • It's Swing Time

    It's Swing Time

    Name: Stephanie Gladdish
    19 June 2026;

    Genre: Funny Stories

    It's Swing Time is a joyful picture book that celebrates friendship, curiosity and play! Abi Bi's vibrant illustrations portray different 'types of swings' with animal characters. Each swing has a different appeal - is it a yummy swing, or a family swing, so warm and snug?!</p...