Children’s / Teenage fiction: School stories

Achieve.

Achieve.

Achieve.

Achieve.

Achieve.

Achieve.

Achieve.

Jake is fed up - he is never chosen to receive an award in celebration assembly.

Josh and his class are on a trip to the library, but he would much rather be playing computer games.

Tiddalick, the greedy frog, swallows all the water in the lake, river and waterhole and there is none left for the other animals to drink.

"e;The cakes at the Plain Cake Factory are so boring that no-one wants to buy them.

Children can learn how to shoot, save and perform a range of fancy tricks with this information book on football skills.

Leo dreams of playing for his school football team, but thinks he is too tall to play.

The King loves the sweet sound of the nightingale in the wood so much that he captures the bird and takes it home.

Neena is invited to Susie's sleepover, where everyone has to perform a superstar act.

Achieve.

Achieve.

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Margaret the Mermaid is the youngest of her brothers and sisters and has always wanted to visit the land above the sea.

When Angelita is left in the jungle to fend for herself, she finds safety with three gentle giants.

When an injured otter is bought to Avondale Animal Sanctuary, Marie decides it's time to take action.

From powering villages with clean energy, to cleaning up the oceans, eco-inventions are helping us to save the planet.

Itzel and Little Turtle are twin brother and sister from the city of Tikal.

In this information text, children chase icebergs with an intrepid explorer and blogger.

In this second story set in the Avondale Animal Sanctuary, Marie and Aidan have a new problem.

How has fashion changed throughout history?

No-Wings the dragon cannot fly, so he spends his days puffing out cloud pictures using his dragon smoke.

This photographic information book invites the reader to explore different woodland environments to see what they can spot.

Join Barnaby Bear as he travels all over Japan, visiting new places and making new friends.

Which is the tallest animal, the biggest bird and the biggest reptile?

Misty has just started at school and Ella and Jack are keen to make her feel welcome.

A fun collection of noisy sound poems, which explore tummy rumbles, spaghetti and using kitchen utensils as instruments.

Marie and Aiden have moved to Avondale and are finding their new life difficult.

Barnaby Bear is off to Australia to find out how schools are different on the other side of the world.

Alfie isn't very happy at the thought of his new baby brother coming home from hospital.

In this information book, children will discover the different types of instruments and sounds that make up a variety of music groups.

In this rhyming story, Doug and the rest of his class arrive at school but quickly discover that there are no teachers to be found!

This non-fiction book provides simple, step-by-step recipes for breakfast, lunch, snacks and treats that do not need any heat or cooking.

Lila and Barney are helping Queen Cassie to prepare for the Whispering Wood Waltz but they can't believe their eyes when they find a large, miserable dragon sitting on their flowerbeds!

Sophie isn't interested in gardening, but one day her mum takes her to the allotment to plant pink runner bean seeds.

After promising him silver coins, Abanazer takes Aladdin to a deep, dark cave full of treasure and demands that he steals a lamp.

Anna likes to read her book while her goats graze on the hillside, but one day she notices that goats keep disappearing!

This non-fiction book provides simple step-by-step instructions for creating three face painting designs for an octopus, dog and tiger.

Who is sleeping in Baby Bear's bed?

A poor bootmaker has just enough material to make one more pair of boots before he has to close his shop forever.

Carla and her Mum have nothing left to eat so Carla goes out in search of food, but there is none!

After Bert complains that his jobs are hard, he and his wife Darla decide to swap roles for the day.

Yasha is sent to visit wicked Baba Yaga, who lives in the woods.

In this book of poetry, children explore the four seasons; Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter, through a range of classic poetry techniques.