From the author of Me, the Missing, and the Dead, adventures of the irrepressible Iggy as told by her sister Flo This is the third outing for these endearing siblings, and this time they’re full of plans for the school holidays. Will they go camping, or to the seaside? Or have Mum and Dad got something entirely different up their sleeves? Whatever they do, readers can be sure of plenty of laughter. Each chapter is a complete and satisfying story in its own right, perfect for newly-confident readers to enjoy alone, or for reading aloud at bedtime. Illustrated throughout in with black &amp; white line drawings by Joe Berger, who was nominated for the Booktrust Early Years Award for his picture book, Bridget Fidget.

Iggy & Me on Holiday (Iggy and Me)

Children's Books

Berger, Joe

Valentine, Jenny

Growing Up & Facts of Life

Harpercollins Pub, Ltd.

One morning, a giant surprise box arrives. Quick as a flash, Bridget Fidget is out of bed and downstairs. It must be - a unicorn! Just what Bridget has always wanted. But the big box is full of smaller boxes. Could it be a penguin? Or maybe just...a mouse?

Bridget Fidget

Literature & Fiction

Puffin

Bridget Fidget Hold On Tight

Hattie was bad. Really bad. When I say bad, I don't just mean forget-to-tidy-her-room, reading-comics-after-bedtime kind of bad. No, she was so bad, no-one was allowed to play with her. But it's no fun being bad on your own, is it? So, she becomes Hattie the Good. Good Hattie tidies her room and goes to bed early. But nobody likes a goody-two shoes now, do they? In the most hilarious moment in a picture book ever, Hattie rebels in spectacular fashion and reverts to being bad ...for good!

Hattie The Bad

Devlin, Jane

When a big box arrives one morning, Bridget Fidget leaps out of bed and spins down the stairs. She knows what?s inside?a unicorn! After all, she?s always wanted a pet unicorn, so it must be a pet unicorn. But inside the box is just another . . . smaller . . . box. And it?s buzzing. This is no unicorn. But could it possibly be something even better?
 For all kids who?ve ever wanted what they couldn?t have (because it?s a mythical creature or just beyond the family budget), here?s Bridget Fidget?the girl in a whirl who finally sees that even better things can come in unexpectedly small packages. Like Eloise and Olivia before her, Bridget?s got moxie to spare.

Bridget Fidget and The Most Perfect Pet

Animals

Dial Books

A screwball-sweet story for fans of Knuffle Bunny, Eloise, and Olivia that asks, what if you lost your favorite toy, and someone else called it their own? After Bridget's wiggly tooth falls out, she finds a shiny golden coin under her pillow. "Hold on tight," Bridget says to Captain Cat, her special-one-and-only toy--it's off to Dinglebang's Toy Store. But in all the excitement, Captain Cat is lost! After a high-speed chase in friend Billy's toy car, Bridget sees another girl pick up Captain Cat--and walk away with him. Bridget manages to get her special one and only back, but now the other girl is crying! So with her shiny golden coin, Bridget buys a Ballet Cat for the girl, a Racing Cat for Billy, and gets herself an I Got Lost in Dinglebang's button. Even better? Bridget has another wiggly tooth . . .

My Special One and Only

Action & Adventure

Lyttle Lies: The Stinky Truth

Simon Schuster Ltd

A boy must untangle the web of lies he’s created in order to prove his innocence in this humorous and cheeky illustrated middle grade novel that’s perfect for “fans of Timmy Failure and Big Nate” (Kirkus Reviews). Sam Lyttle is prone to stretching the truth. Most of his lies are harmless; tall tales and the product of an overactive imagination. So when Sam is summoned to explain a strange discovery—a ping-pong ball in a jar of peanut butter—and denies involvement, no one believes him. Then more seemingly unrelated peculiarities emerge, and Sam categorically denies any knowledge of those, too. In between these mysterious accusations, and with evidence mounting against him, Sam ruminates on the different sorts of lies he has told using examples from his past. Meanwhile, two pounds of potatoes wind up in the washing machine. Sam comes to a decision: he decides it is time to come clean about this latest tangled web. He gathers his family to hear the truth. The whole truth. Or is it? Could it be that this final “truth” is, in fact, another lie?

The Pudding Problem (1) (Lyttle Lies)

Humor

Margaret K. McElderry Books

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