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The Wickford Doom
by Chris PriestleyA haunting, historical adventure. When Harry and his mother inherit old Wickford Hall, they come up against an ancient evil. Can Harry defeat it? Particularly suitable for struggling, reluctant and dyslexic readers aged 8+
The Crooked Oak Mysteries (The Crooked Oak Mysteries #2)
by Dan SmithPete, Nancy and Krish's school camping trip takes a turn for the sinister when they uncover a terrifying mystery … A page-turning thriller for fans of the supernatural from bestselling author Dan Smith.
Conkers – Arctic Star (Conkers)
by Tom PalmerMulti-award-winning author Tom Palmer returns with a thrilling naval adventure inspired by the incredible history of the Second World War Arctic convoys.
Football Fiction and Facts (Football Fiction and Facts #6)
by Alan GibbonsA thought-provoking football story accompanied by fascinating facts about famous goalies and the history of goalkeeping from reluctant-reader favourite Alan Gibbons.
The Small Things
by Lisa ThompsonAnna’s anxious when she’s picked to befriend the new girl in her class, but a groundbreaking robot will help their friendship blossom. A poignant and uplifting novella inspired by a true story, from bestselling author Lisa Thompson.
The Great (Food) Bank Heist
by Onjali Q. RaúfWhen things start disappearing from the food bank, leaving everyone hungrier than ever, Nelson plans a stakeout to catch the thief. Written with great empathy and Rauf’s trademark humour, this moving story gives a child’s-eye view of the increasing problem of food poverty.
Welcome to Trashland
by Steve ColeTheo works scouring the dump of Agbogbloshie for scraps to sell for cash. But when a stranger asks for help finding treasure, Theo sees a chance to escape this life. A thrilling new environmental adventure from bestselling author Steve Cole.
The Royal Rebel
by Bali RaiBali Rai reimagines the astonishing life of Princess Sophia Duleep Singh, from her childhood surrounded by exotic animals to her inspiring activism as a suffragette in the 20th century.
Shakespeare Shake-ups (Shakespeare Shake-ups #2)
by Ross MontgomeryWhen disaster strikes on a school trip and the theatre group end up stranded on an island, everything starts to feel a little too like Shakespeare's The Tempest … Ross Montgomery returns with another laugh-out-loud take on a Shakespearean drama!
Goodfellows
by Tom McLaughlinA case of mistaken identity leads to unintentional criminal activity when a dream family holiday goes terribly wrong in this punny comedy caper from author-illustrator Tom McLaughlin.
The Griffin Gate (The Griffin Gate #2)
by Vashti HardyThere's mystery afoot in Moreland as Warden Grace Griffin investigates a puzzling series of thefts … Award-winner Vashti Hardy celebrates kindness, found family and brilliantly inventive kids in this steampunk companion to The Griffin Gate.
Blossom
by Laura DockrillCan Blossom be the one to save her grandparent's beloved flower stall? Acclaimed author Laura Dockrill sows seeds of hope and community at the flower market in this heartfelt, lyrical tale of family life and change.
Freeze
by Chris PriestleyNot everything is as it seems for Maya and her classmates as their creative-writing assignment takes on a sinister twist in this spine-tingling collection of ghostly tales from master of scary stories Chris Priestley.
Race to the Frozen North: The Matthew Henson Story
by Catherine JohnsonA thrilling fictionalised account of the life of Matthew Henson, the first African-American man to travel to the North Pole, from the Carnegie nominated author Catherine Johnson.
McTavish (McTavish #1)
by Meg RosoffA charming and witty take on a family going to the dogs and the dog who must save them, from the 2016 Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award-winner. Filled to the brim with Meg’s wry humour and beautiful prose and illustrated throughout in black and white, this is a story for the young and the young at heart.
McTavish (McTavish #2)
by Meg RosoffA glorious sequel to Good Dog McTavish, this endearing story is brimming with Meg Rosoff’s stylish prose, quirky humour, astute eye for the details of canine-human dynamics, and the oddities of family life.
McTavish (McTavish #4)
by Meg RosoffThe Peachey family’s loyal dog steps up to save the day once more in the fourth instalment of this acclaimed, witty middle-grade series.
McTavish (McTavish #3)
by Meg RosoffMcTavish has his eyes on the pies as he returns with the Peachey family for another hilarious middle-grade adventure from the multi-award-winning Meg Rosoff.
Noodle the Doodle (Noodle the Doodle #2)
by Jonathan MeresThere's a new kid joining the class at Wigley primary but can Noodle the doodle help him prepare for the school talent show? Mishaps and mayhem abound as Jonathan Meres returns with an adorable canine comedy.
The Mermaid in the Millpond
by Lucy StrangeWhen Bess tries to escape her harsh life at the cotton mill, can she also free the mermaid trapped in the millpond? History and myth entwine in this atmospheric tale of freedom and friendship from bestselling author Lucy Strange and acclaimed illustrator Pam Smy.
The Crooked Oak Mysteries (The Crooked Oak Mysteries #3)
by Dan SmithAnimals behaving oddly, people falling suddenly ill – something strange is happening in Crooked Oak and it all started with a plane crash … Crooked Oak's mystery-solving team return with another spine-tingling adventure, perfect for fans of Crater Lake.
Bruno and Frida
by Tony BradmanFriendship forms in the midst of war between a young German boy and a Russian bomber-dog, in this poignant and gripping historical adventure.
Song of the River
by Gill LewisA project to re-introduce beavers brings a town together against a common threat, in this touching tale from master storyteller Gill Lewis.
Football Fiction and Facts (Football Fiction and Facts #7)
by Alan GibbonsBengo is the best player Smithy has ever seen – easily the strongest on their team. So why is he always left on the bench? An engaging football story accompanied by fascinating facts about famous substitutes, from reluctant-reader favourite Alan Gibbons.
The Griffin Gate – The Raven Riddle (The Griffin Gate)
by Vashti HardyGrace and Tom are excited to begin their first mission together, but what at first seems a quiet village quickly becomes their most challenging investigation so far… Bestseller Vashti Hardy returns with another heartfelt and action-filled steampunk story in her Griffin Gate series.