Find the perfect Christmas read, or a brilliant Christmas gift for the people in your life. We have a range of brilliant books for children and adults alike . For more information about each title or to order copies, click the cover image.
We're delighted to announce that Ian Brown and Eoin Clarke’s first picture book, Albert Upside Downhas been shortlisted for the 2022 Bishops Stortford Picture Book Award.
In September 2020, we published Wish You Were Here, a unique insight into 50 of the world’s great tourist destinations focusing on how they are successfully managed in this competitive marketplace. However, over a year on, author and international, multi-award, winning tourism consultant Terry Stevens, has created a new edition, Wish You Were Here: Europe.
We're delighted to share that Perfect, by Nicola Davies and Cathy Fisher, and See What I Can Do! by Jon Roberts and Hannah Rounding, has been featured in Free To Be Me, a themed reading guide highlighting books that celebrate diversity, representation and inclusion for children and young people aged 0–18.
Stuck for February half-term plans? Look no further. On 16th February the London premiere of Gaspard's Foxtrot will be taking place at Queen Elizabeth Hall, Southbank Centre with Philharmonia.
Little Bunny returns this year with another pocket-sized tale of life lessons. Little Bunny's Book of Friends is the second book in Steve Smallman's charming Little Bunny series and is publishing next Thursday (18th). Find out more below:
We’re so excited to announce that one of our awe-inspiring picture books, The New Girl, written by Nicola Davies and illustrated by Cathy Fisher has been nominated for the prestigious Kate Greenaway Medal 2021!
This November, the Wild Wanderers return again and this time they're exploring the Star. With words by Dom Conlon and illustration by Anastasia Izlesou, Shine, Star, Shine! is the fourth book in the Wild Wanderers series. From the leap of a hare and the gentlest breeze, to a blazing star and ancient trees, Wild Wanderers is a series of poetic exploration which will inspire children across the world. Each book takes a gentle and lyrical journey through biodiversity, environment and challenges to unlock a world of wonder. Find out more about Shine, Star, Shine! below.
In the wake of The 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference, also known as COP26, conversations on climate action are rife. If you have become inspired by COP26, then check out our list of books that all eco-warriors will enjoy!
In 2019, photographer David Wilson set out to document a year-long snapshot of the busy village of Llangwm, with its church and chapels and rugby and cricket clubs and festivals and societies. The product of this was a 160 page beautifully finished hard back book full of black and white photography. Find out more below.
We're absolutely delighted to hear that Y Bachgen, y Wahadden, y Llwynog a’r Ceffyl has been made Hay Festival's November 2021 Book of the Month. This book, originally published in English titled The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse, invites you to enter the world of his four unlikely friends, discovering their stories and their most important life lessons.
With halloween on the horizon, we believe there is no better time than the present to give you some spooky reading recommendations to enjoy this October half-term. First up, we have Rita wants a Witch written by Máire Zepf and illustrated Mr Ando (Andrew Whitson). Find out more below:
