The Egg

George knew something wasn't right when he found more than he had bargained for under his mother's favourite chicken...George takes the enormous egg inside and puts it in his room. There he reads stories to it until finally the egg begins to rumble and out pops a baby dragon. 'Mummy' it says. George takes it upon himself to teach the hatchling 'dragony' ways, including How to Defeat a Knight and Fire and How to Breathe it, until one night the dragon flies away to find its own kind. A touching tale full of warmth and humour, brought to life by M. P. Robertson's extraordinary watercolour illustrations.

M.P. Robertson

Children's Books

Frances Lincoln Publishers Ltd

Ice Trap!

MEREDITH HOOPER

Frances Lincoln Childrens Books

George's dragon has carried him off to a magical land, where he meets a witch who has imprisoned a baby dragon. George thinks up a clever scheme to rescue the baby and reunite it with its dragon dad. Ages 6+.

The Great Dragon Rescue

Early Learning

Frances Lincoln Childrens Bks

Hieronymus Betts and His Unusual Pets

Hieronymus Betts certainly has some very unusual pets. All of his pets are gruesome and disgusting, but Hieronymus knows of something even slimier than Slugapotamus, fiercer than the grizzly hare, and smellier than Stinker the bog hog! What could it be? Visual jokes and a delightfully disgusting collection of creatures are especially appealing to young readers, and the easy-to-read text is fast-paced, short, and funny.

Animals

Lincoln Children's Books

The Moon in Swampland

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Seven Ways to Catch the Moon

This simple, vivid story follows the food chain created when a naughty boy throws a goldfish down the toilet: it reaches the sea and is soon eaten by a larger fish, and it in turn is eaten by a larger fish ...The chain eventually works its way round in a full circle with dramatic results. A memorable picture book from the successful author of many picture books.

Food Chain

Frances Lincoln

The perfect picture book for Halloween! Are you brave enough to learn the art of monster vegetable gardening? Dare you harvest your Grumpkin to try the best ever Grumpkin Soup recipe? Fiction and real-life collide as grandfather James takes the reader and his grandchildren on an exciting journey of discovery through the monster vegetable garden. M.P. Robertson's stunning illustrations bring a whole host of monster vegetables to life in this brilliantly funny and clever guide designed to encourage children to discover vegetables. Packed full of gardening tips, recipes and more, James steers the reader safely through the dangers and delights of monster vegetables, learning: - How to grow Globe Farty-Chokes, Carnivorous Cabbages, Grumpkins and more. - How to cook scrumptious recipes such as Beat-Em-Up-Root chocolate cake. The different types of poo for growing Monster Vegetables. - How to avoid a nasty nip from a Turn N Nip and keep all your fingers. - How to deal with a Sluggapotamus and other pesky pests. A fantastical reference picture book, How to Grow & Eat Monster Vegetables carries a message that is sure to go down a storm with parents . . . that however scary they may look, vegetables are in fact fun to grow, harmless to eat and cracking to cook with!

How To Grow And Eat Monster Vegetables

Literature & Fiction

Forget Me Not Books

Humor & Satire

FROM YOU TO ME

Hermione Betts and Her Unusual Pets

from you to me Limited

Daring Daddy

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