Children’s / Teenage fiction: School stories

How do penguins keep warm in winter?

It's dinner time in the prehistoric Rock household, and the kids Dug and Trogla are fed up with eating mammoth all the time.

How do animals escape from different kinds of attack?

All you need to know about whales is in this engaging read.

We're off to feed the dragon in this light and amusing text.

An engaging retelling of the fabled story of Lech, Czech and Rus - the three brothers who founded Russia, Poland and the Czech Republic.

It's the first-ever World's Cup, and it's taking place on the Moon.

How do animals survive when there is very little water?

It's time to decorate Sabir's bedroom.

What are the Northern lights?

A charming update of the traditional 'Goldilocks' tale, Greedylocks is a book-banded reading book for developing readers, carefully levelled at Purple Book Band for guided reading.

Finding something strange on the bus leads to a secret egg hatching.

A fun and informative read describing how waste from cows, dogs and even humans can be used to power our cities.

The frogs cannot decide what they should do.

Mouse finds a bear fast asleep in the forest.

What makes our night and day?

Miss Asan had a magic bicycle that could fly.

Hyena learns that laughing at everybody is not a good way to behave.

Reading Stars, winner of Gold in the Primary Teacher Awards, is a fresh, contemporary new reading program from literacy specialist Ransom Publishing.

Visit the planets in our solar system.

Uncle Jim brings Alex and Flora a present from America.

Find out what might happen if you yawn in assembly.

Bull Sharks, tigers, crocodiles and polar bears.

What are rainbows?

What are primary colours?

A retelling of the well-known story of Jack and the Beanstalk.

Why do some animals blend in with their background so you can't see them?

Alfie needs to get ready for Lily's party.

When Dave's friends forget to take their pencils or rulers to school, there's always somebody to help out.

Alice never does anything her parents ask her to.

Do you know what different road signs mean?

Scruffy the cat is not well.

Where do bats live?

Raj is ill and cannot go to school.

An informational text about winter, the coldest season of the year, this book ties in with the UK Key Stage 1 National Curriculum.

The sun is shining so let's go to the seaside!

If I had a tail, what would I be?

Come and meet the elephants, dik-diks and red pandas.

Hedgehog, Badger and Rabbit want to know what is on the other side of the wall.

Some pets live in cages, some pets live in tanks.

Dog fleas, cat fleas, even human fleas: you can find out about them in this non-fiction book.

A first person narrative about being young, being older and being the oldest.

'There is a yeti in the snow.

Beth went to the seaside with her mum and dad.

Clowns are funny.

What did I see at the pond?

Aran goes shopping with Dad.

What to wear when you go to the park on a cold day.

Every day that Kim goes to school, she forgets something.

Holly is coming to play, so the bedroom must be tidy.