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Under the Moss follows the relationship of troubled Ben and the enigmatic Sophie. After their whirlwind romance, Sophie begins a mysterious obsession with moss which takes over their lives. And in Ben's attempts to calm an increasingly erratic Sophie, he discovers something which changes the entire meaning of their relationship. Why is Sophie hiding her past? Who is spying on the house? And what's growing beneath the moss in the garden?Finalist - 2021 Page Turner Writing Award

'This book is critical to continue the conversation on Race, Discrimination, Black Lives, Culture and White Privilege. A Must Read!' - Lethepu Matshaba, Vice President, Unilever South AfricaRocking the Boat chronicles the career of a black police officer's extraordinary and unprecedented determination in challenging a police occupational culture steeped in racism.In the year 2020, considerable attention was being paid to the issue of institutional racism in US law enforcement. However, this is not the first time, or the only country, in which this same issue has become relevant and pressing. As a black police officer in the UK between 1983 and 2010, Paul Wilson was in the centre of a similar wave of interest and was personally involved in many of the institutional changes that were suggested, debated, opposed, and fought in the UK during this time.The author's authority on the subject of institutional racism in British policing has been acknowledged over and over, as can be seen by his involvement as a consultant in numerous news and current affairs programmes; the many interviews with him that have appeared in the British media; his invitations to speak at events in France, Canada, South Africa, the UK and the US; and his status as the first British black person ever to be awarded a Fulbright Police Fellowship Award.Though it addresses painful topics, this book is entertaining in addition to being educational. The author's experiences as a constable on the streets of Croydon, his meeting of US President George W. Bush and his being rescued by a renowned jazz musician when he's accidentally locked inside an apartment in Harlem, New York, are some of the events that provide humorous counterpoints to the heavy main story. More than a simple history lesson, these anecdotes turn the book into a pleasurable read.

Six witches, six perspectives, one coven.In the Delgosi Isles, magic was outlawed for witches years ago, and the girls want nothing more than to use their powers freely. The coven have been practicing in secret, right in the depths of Eastfall woods, and they have a plan.A plan to change the way the world works.All they need to do is convince the current king that they're not dangerous.With an invention and a great speech in their grasp, the six girls start their journey to Fairpoint, the capital city in which the royal family resides. If only things were that straightforward.Their deadly quest for equality brings a crusade of trickery, corruption and loss.The plan is simple, they just have to fight the royals and win.

When Noah the hermit crab becomes too big for his shell he goes on a hunt to find a new one to be his home. But all he can find is rubbish amongst the rock pools!Join Noah and his friends as they try to find him a new shell.This story highlights the importance of keeping our beaches free of plastic and litter and shows how we can all help make this achievable.A Home For Me is the second book by Author and professional Illustrator Jessica Cover after A Tree For Me

Tabby is a very ordinary sort of a boy who doesn't fit in well into his middle class, aspirational family. He prefers the company of his friends, Emma and Dave, and his grandfather Fred. Tabby’s world is turned upside down when he discovered he could talk to cats and understand them. Asked by the cats of the town to undertake a mission to get the last Wildcat in England up to Scotland to find a mate, he recruits the help of Dave, Emma and grandfather Fred. Can they prove themselves to the cats and complete their mission? Who is the mysterious and dangerous Gamekeeper who is trying to stop them?

Sebastian is a gibbon, who lives with his friends in the jungle. He's happy until one day his tree is taken. He loses his home and his family. Sebastian meets a young girl who plants a seed with him. Will this grow to become a beautiful tree? Will Sebastian get a new home to share with his friends?

Jayden is an 8-year-old boy who loves nothing more than climbing tall trees with his many friends. Some days Jayden feels an overwhelming sadness. But sometimes Jayden can t explain it using his words. He just describes it as the black dog coming to visit. Join us for the third instalment of our award-winning #BreakingTheSilence series.