Fiction for Young Children (4-7)

Plop, the Baby Barn Owl, is like every Barn Owl there ever was, except for one thing - he is afraid of the dark. "Dark is nasty" he says and so he won't go hunting with his parents. Mrs Barn Owl sends him down from his nest-hole to ask about the dark and he meets a little boy waiting for the fireworks to begin.

A heart-warming classic full of animal antics by Jill Tomlinson.

Enormous fun, madcap and relatable' - The Bookseller The brilliantly funny third SAM WU book - the bravest scaredy-cat in the world! Perfect for reluctant readers and fans of Pamela Butchart.

The brilliantly funny fourth book in the SAM WU series, starring the bravest scaredy-cat in the world! Perfect for reluctant readers and fans of Tom Fletcher, Pamela Butchart and Humza Arshad's Badman.

Brilliantly funny new young series about the bravest scaredy-cat in the world

The brilliantly funny fifth book in the SAM WU series, starring the bravest scaredy-cat in the world! Perfect for reluctant readers and fans of Tom Fletcher, Pamela Butchart and Humza Arshad's Badman.

The brilliantly funny and first book in the SAM WU series, starring the bravest scaredy-cat in the world! Perfect for reluctant readers and fans of STEM, Tom Fletcher, Pamela Butchart and Sam Copeland's CHARLIE CHANGES INTO A CHICKEN. From the author pair behind new magic middle grade fantasy adventure, Dragon Mountain.

Written by an award-winning author, this title contains two Irish tales. It ties in with KS2 strategies of studying myths and legends in their cultural contexts - notes spread included that relates back to these aspects. Containing a ghostly feel, the stories are aimed at children.

Written by an award-winning author, this title contains two Irish tales. It ties in with KS2 strategies of studying myths and legends in their cultural contexts - notes spread included that relates back to these aspects. Containing a ghostly feel, the stories are aimed at children.

Written by an award-winning author, this title contains two Irish tales. It ties in with KS2 strategies of studying myths and legends in their cultural contexts - notes spread included that relates back to these aspects. Containing a ghostly feel, the stories are aimed at children.