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Make practising preschool maths exciting with this colourful workbook

These colourful and engaging workbooks help reinforce essential maths and English skills for preschoolers

This colourful workbook will help your child practise their preschool writing skills

Practise essential Key Stage 2 times tables in this bright and fun workbook

Help your preschooler with their reading skills using this exciting workbook

Practise essential English skills for Key Stage 2 in this stunning workbook

Help your child learn essential Key Stage 2 maths skills with this colourful and engaging workbook

Get ready for SATS with this exciting revision workbook for Key Stage 2

Make English revision fun with this exciting workbook for Key Stage 2

Help your child practise Key Stage 1 addition and subtraction with this fun, colourful workbook

Help your child learn essential English skills with this exciting workbook for Key Stage 2

Make Key Stage 2 maths fun with this colourful and engaging workbook

Practise essential KS1 maths skills with this fun-packed workbook

Help your child with essential phonics skills in this exciting workbook, perfect for Key Stage 1

This colourful and engaging workbook helps reinforce essential maths and English skills for Key Stage 1

Delve into the grisly history of WW2 soldiers in this hilarious look inside the life of tank crew!You're a member of a tank crew in the Second World War! You'll learn about the challenges and dangers of serving in a tank regiment and witness many of the defining tank battles of the war, from El Alamein to D-Day. Written in consultation with The Tank Museum in Bovington, England, this title tracks the early development of the tank, from Leonardo Da Vinci's initial designs through the First World War prototypes, as well as the future of tank technology. The ever-popular You Wouldn't Want to Be series transports readers to the grisliest times and places in history, perfect for reluctant readers. The first-person narrative approach puts children in the shoes of some of the most unfortunate people ever to have lived.s.

'Oh my gosh! What a beautifully written story!... I totally loved it... I literally could not stop reading... This is a must if you like historical fiction!!' Reader review 5 stars When their father loses the family fortune, and their mother locks herself away, sisters Grace and Clementine are left to raise themselves in a grand London house that is slowly falling apart around them. Each of them is determined to one day restore their fortunes and their family name and make a promise to do just that. Clementine dreams of being a star on stage, a celebrated ballerina who will tour the world, earning fame and fortune. She is adamant she won't put her fate into a man's hands but take charge of it herself. Grace, in contrast, sees security in a good marriage. Their eligible new American neighbour, with wealth, charm and looks, seems like the perfect match. But when Clementine falls unexpectedly in love, it throws both sisters' lives into turmoil and forces each of them to ask if they are prepared to break their promise for a chance at true love... A beautifully imagined historical novel about the bond between sisters and a changing world. Perfect for fans of Tracy Rees, Lucinda Riley and Kate Morton. Readers love The Dancer's Promise: 'Brilliant... I loved the characters Grace and Clementine a true story of sisterly love and support in such difficult times... Truly memorable read... touching and inspiring' Reader review 5 stars 'What a treat! With its mystery element thrown in to enhance the plot, I found the time sped by and I was lost in another time and place' Reader review 5 stars

Including 12 stackable bunny crayons and a whole book of adorable scenes to colour, Chicks, Lambs, Bunnies is packed with value and fun.

Get creative with all the equipment and techniques you need to create 25 watercolour tattoo designs

Amazing intergalactic scenes and on-trend characters make Space Adventure an exciting addition to this best-selling series.

We''ve all had those moments. The ones where you look in the mirror and nothing feels ok. For Anita Bhagwandas, this started when she was a child and it created an enduring internal torment about her looks.We''re all told that this is just part of growing up, but it stays with us, evolving as we age. The internet tells us we should love ourselves, whilst bombarding us with images of airbrushed perfection, upholding centuries-old beauty standards which we can''t always see. Our beauty rituals are so often based around things we think we need to fix, grow and develop - sometimes tipping into dangerous obsession.So, what seismic shift does it take to break free from this mentality? In Ugly, Anita uncovers where these beauty standards started, unpicks why they''ve been perpetuated and unmasks the structures that continue to support them. From the ever-growing cosmetic surgery industry, to the hidden pitfalls of ''pretty privilege'', it is time to finally break free from those limiting beauty standards, because feeling ugly should have nothing to do with how we look, and everything to do with who wants us to feel lacking.

I adored it JULIE HAWORTHWitty, well-observed and utterly charming SOPHIE COUSENSFunny, tender and insightful ERICKA WALLERTwo sisters, one absent father and a grand inheritance . . .Maggie and Liz may be sisters (and yes, named after a pair of much more famous siblings), but thats about all they have in common. Maggie is a free spirit - travelling the world, flitting through life and relationships without ever really having to connect. Liz, meanwhile, is the lynchpin of Little Martin village society and determined to be the perfect wife, mother and homemaker - even if she does live in a new build.When Liz and Maggies beloved grandmother, Queen Vic, dies in a characteristically dramatic fashion, they are left to deal with the aftermath - inheriting the family Manor, as well as full responsibility for their profligate father, a notorious womaniser who causes trouble wherever he goes.Maggie and Liz have been living separate lives for years - but now might finally be the time to put their differences behind them.A joyous read ANNIE LYONS

For fans of Hidden Figures and The Immortal Life of Henrietta LacksThe kind of history I wish I learned as a child dreaming of the stage! MISTY COPELANDVibrant, propulsive and inspiring TIA WILLIAMSHarlem 1969; its the height of the Civil Rights era and the community is still reeling from the assassination of Martin Luther King. Arthur Mitchell, the first Black principal dancer at the New York City Ballet, takes his protest to the stage and establishes the Dance Theatre of Harlem. Here begins the story of the five extraordinary women at the heart of this book. Both a group biography and a story of a particular time, this is a book about ballet, the enduring allure of ballet for young girls, and about how these pioneers broke into a world that was closed to them and changed ideas of what a classical dancer could be. It is about the heart-breaking impact of the AIDS epidemic which claimed the lives of so many of the male dancers. Its about racism and activism through art. And its about the eternal glamour of ballet; these swans appeared at the grandest opera houses and theatres, dancing at the White House, and even for the Queen. Their fans included Mick Jagger and they performed alongside the likes of Michael Jackson and Josephine Baker. But most importantly it tells the universal story of female friendship, and in particular how these five young women formed a bond - while experimenting with different ways of dying ballet shoes and tights to match their skin tones - which still endures many decades later.