Collection: Children's fiction

Four 'Guess How Much I Love You' stories in one volume, featuring adventurous Little Nutbrown Hare and wise Big Nutbrown Hare. Little Nutbrown Hare begins to explore the world with the help and guidance of Big Nutbrown Hare, but after all his adventures he finds that coming home is best of all.

From the 'Far-Flung Adventure' series, this is the tale of a small boy, Hugo Pepper, and his exploits. Hugo arrives home in Firefly Square, after being raised in the frozen North by reindeer herders, to discover a group of very special friends, and a dastardly enemy.

The New York Times bestselling series returns with an even deadlier challenge, as a new enemy is revealed to be searching for the 39 Clues too. Amy and Dan's race to save the hostages continues. Where will it lead them next?

Meet ten-year-old Andy and share her experiences of life after divorce in this realistic, moving, yet often very funny tale from Jacqueline Wilson.

Florence the Friendship Fairy has a very important job - she makes sure that friendships in Fairyland and the human world are looked after. But mean Jack Frost steals Florence's three magical items and hides them. Can Rachel and Kirsty find these items before their own friendship is threatened?

The Hole-in-the-Tree gang led by Quickpaw Cassidy and the Sunshine Cub is the most daring group of raccoons in town, but when these cheeky chancers carry out the biggest, boldest heist of their lives, they push the neighbourhood too far.

Stumpy is not only short but he is short tempered. He is having a very bad day. Can the other garden creatures help him and get him out of his grumpy state?

Mrs Pepperpot never knows when she's going to shrink to the size of a kitchen pepperpot, and its usually at the most inconvenient moments! But she would never have met the little people in the Magic Wood, or been taught to swim by a frog, or ridden on a mouse's back if she had been her normal size.

Wizzil the witch is bored, so she decides to go down to Frimp Farm and make trouble, which she does with alarming ease and marvellous effect by turning herself into a common housefly.

Illustrations and text written in both English and Gujarati tell the story of Mimi and all the things she sees that remind her of her grandmother's Saturday soup.