Elly is going undercover at South Street School - a human school! Finally, no more fairy uniforms, no more flying to school, and no more spelling tests that can turn your teacher purple if you get the spell wrong! But even with her friend Jess to look out for her, Elly might find fitting in at her human school just as difficult as fitting in at a fairy school. Like, how do you play basketball without flying, how do you cook sausage rolls that don’t roll, and what do you wear to a fairy themed party? Maybe this isn’t going to be as easy as Elly thought...

Did you know that not all fairies like being fairies? Elly doesn't just not like being a fairy, she hates it! Elly would rather wear her jeans than a scratchy tutu and ride to school her skateboard than fly in a fairy cloud! The perfect antidote to those 'oh so sweet' fairy stories.

In 2012 ‘The Emergency’ begins as terrorist bombs shatter cities around the UK and wreak havoc on normal life. Molly’s parents decide to send her and her brother, John, to safety in the countryside. Molly is sent to Paradise Farm where she is cared for by Pernilla, who has always wanted a child, and gives Molly everything she desires. Pernilla’s youthful enthusiasm is in stark contrast to Molly’s own frumpy, daggy mum. Molly is so caught up in her new life that she fails to take action when her friend tells her that John has been sent to live with an abusive farmer. It is not until her mother comes to visit that Molly realises how important her family is, and how close she is to losing them. But now she has to make a choice: Eeny-Meeny Miny mum. Who will Molly choose?

Good evening. Mr Gum is a complete horror who hates children, animals, fun and corn on the cob. This book’s all about him. And an angry fairy who lives in his bathtub. And Jake the dog, and a little girl called Polly and an evil, stinky butcher all covered in guts. And there’s heroes and sweets and adventures and EVERYTHING. A whacky and zany start to a new series that a cross-between Monty Python and Roald Dahl.

Good evening. Ok, this book’s a bit hard to describe. There’s this gingerbread man with electric muscles, see? And he’s as rich as a mushroom, right? And Mr Gum and Billy William are plotting to get the cash, yeah? And it’s up to Polly to save the day. And there’s a funfair and hot dogs, and Friday O’Leary shouts out some crazy stuff, and... hey that wasn’t so hard to describe after all.

Walter Speazlebud intends to visit the Moon. Not when he’s grown up; not even with the next NASA mission. No, Walter intends to use his power of Noitanigami (‘imagination’ to those of you who sadly lack the ability to spell, talk and travel backwards). With the help of gutsy Annie Zuckers and gentle Levon, Walter is going to travel back in time to 1969 to prove that the Moon landing happened. So what if the Moon’s surface looks like the Nevada desert? So what if Neil Armstrong botched his line (Shouldn’t it have been ‘one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind’?)? Walter’s beloved grandfather said it happened, and even if he is getting confused in the head, Walter’s grandfather must be right. Walter is going to prove it! And if Walter can master his gift of Noitanigami, perhaps then he will be able to take his grandfather back in time, too, and rid him of his Alzheimer’s . . .

A great new choose-your-own-adventure sports series for readers aged 8+. Each book starts in the locker room and ends with the final siren, with lots of scope in between for readers to alter the course of the game. Two more AFL adventures out in June. Find out more about the author, Michael Hyde and the other books he has written.

An early teen read for both sexes, written in an immediate voice giving an interesting perspective on anorexia.

The magic of the theatre, a cast of exuberant characters and a thrilling plot make this historical diamond mystery with a difference, appealing to both boys and girls.

Thrilling third instalment in the nine-volume Cat Royal series (because cats have nine lives!). Our hardy heroine, fi nds herself homeless, travels to Paris, becomes an underground reporter, nearly gets hung for being a traitor to the revolution, and is baffl ed by attention from numerous suitors; all the while being disguised as a prissy ballerina! As the French Royal family flee, Cat discovers the power of the people. Vive La Revolution!

Meet Winston Wright. His mind operates at warp speed and his general knowledge begins where Google leaves off.Having smooth-talked his way into England’s richest school, Winston sets his sights on power. But nothing is as it seems. Soon the prodigy is ensnared in a conspiracy that links a sinister Arab sheikh, an island in the Atlantic and a heavyweight boxer called Bubbles.As the country lurches into crisis, Winston comes into his own. But can a boy genius really save the world?

The the Spooky Kooks. Aliens that come in peace... actually pieces - mailing themselves in parts through Space Post is much more cost-effective. Escaping the dreadful pong of pollution on their home planet Grongo, the environmentally-friendly aliens find a new home on Earth in Swampwater Manor. Soon they find their evil neighbour is dumping sludge into the city's water supply so they go in to battle the bad guys at CRAPtech with Earth kids Jack and Alira.