Phil Roxbee Cox

Miss Galaxy's Space Lessons (Pickle Hill Primary)

A story in rhyme about a piglet who is never where he belongs.

Find the Piglet

Gives answers to the first questions children ask about history, provoking comparison with life as they know it today. Colorful illustrations and well-researched text take readers back in time.

Who Were the Vikings?

Paul Stewart

Gaby Waters

This is a collection of three stories from the Spinechillers series, The Haunting of Dungeon Creek, Stage Fright and Nightmare at Mystery Mansion. The creepy stories are all full of suspense, with clues and red herrings, and are densely illustrated with atmospheric colour illustrations.

The Second Usborne Book of Spinechillers

Dom & Abi begin to piece together the awful truth of the abandoned playhouse. Clues for the reader to solve along the way. 7-9 yrs.

Stage Fright

'What was the Roman army like?' 'Did Romans have parties?' 'Did they have painkillers?' These are the kind of questions you'll find asked and answered in Who were the Romans?

Who Were the Romans?

Stephen Cartwright

Pup tells everyone at the park that he saw a shark in the pond.

Shark in the Park

Part of the Farmyard Tales series, this touchy-feely illustrated title is suitable for young children. It features a simple story that follows the popular pig - and there's the added novelty of hunting down the yellow duck that's hidden on each page. Each spread features textured patches that encourage children to turn the pages.

Curly's Friends

When Fat Cat is frightened by a bee, she runs up a tree and gets stuck. Each page contains a little yellow duck to find.

Fat Cat on a Mat

Jenny Tyler

Hen uses her colored pens to draw on any surface she can find on the farm, but what she likes best is to make zigzag patterns. On board pages.

Hen's Pens

Packed full of fun and facts about everyday life spanning more than three thousand years, this is the sort of book you dip into to find out about one thing ... and end up reading from cover to cover!

Who Were the First People?

Detect a plot to hold a loyal subject prisoner at Portcullis Castle. A mystery story. 7 yrs+

Prisoner of Portcullis Castle

USBORNE

Jan McCafferty

Each tale in this series is a simple rhythmic story designed to introduce very young children to the idea of right and wrong. Each central character discovers in an amusing way the penalty of ignoring warnings to behave properly. It helps to teach children about the consequences of their actions.

Don't Be a Bully, Billy!

Ted buys a red bed and dreams all the way home.

Ted in a Red Bed

Don't Tell Lies, Lucy!

Answers questions about everyday life in ancient Rome.

Jane Chisholm

Struan Reid

This volume responds to a variety of children's questions on the pyramids and the Egyptians, from What did Egyptians eat? to What were their towns and cities like? The easy-to-follow text helps children to imagine living in very different circumstances, and the actions and events of this time are described, with detailed illustrations.

Phil Roxbee Cox

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