It's December and everyone is rushing about. Tim is feeling lonely, but then he discovers something magical: He can see fairies! When he saves the life of a special fairy, the dark season suddenly turns into the brightest, most magical time of his life. A beautifully illustrated picture book about being unique and caring for others. An enchanting book with charming characters and stunning illustrations that will put a smile on your face.

The Solstice Fairy: picture book for children 5+

Children's Books

Amiti, Loreley

Animals

Littwitz Press

The Moon Lantern: picture book for children 3+

Edward's Outlaw (The Folville Chronicles)

Literature & Fiction

Ash, Jennifer

Genre Fiction

It was supposed to be a summer of fun. What came next was anything but … Jasmine is 17, a fitness freak and neurotic. Her best friend Olivia is Jasmine’s polar opposite: overweight and unfit, Olivia is happy in her own skin, despite trouble at home. Best friends since nursery school, Jasmine and Olivia have each other’s backs until the glamorous Ellie arrives in town. Rich and popular, Ellie is everything Jasmine is not … but has always wanted to be. Jasmine is soon caught in the middle between her childhood friend and the new Queen Bee. Hurt by her oldest friend’s lack of loyalty, Olivia starts keeping her secrets of her own. As the rivalry between Ellie and Olivia heats up, Jasmine will make a single, devastating choice that changes everything. Book #2 in the 'Intersection Series', Toxic explores the lethal nature of fake friendship and is perfect for fans of Lauren Oliver’s 'Before I Fall' or Laurie Halse Anderson’s 'Wintergirls'.

Toxic (Intersection)

Teen & Young Adult

Hay, Lucy V.

When you're in love with a man of legend, how can anyone else match up? Dr Grace Harper has loved the stories of Robin Hood ever since she first saw them on TV as a teenager. Now, with her fortieth birthday just around the corner, she's a successful academic in Medieval History--but Grace is stuck in a rut. Grace is supposed to be writing a textbook on a real-life medieval criminal gang--the Folvilles--but instead she is captivated by a novel she's secretly writing. A medieval mystery which entwines the story of Folvilles with her long-time love of Robin Hood--and a feisty young woman named Mathilda of Twyford. Just as she is trying to work out how Mathilda can survive being kidnapped by the Folvilles, Grace's best friend Daisy announces she is getting married. After a whirlwind romance with a man she loves as much as the creatures in her animal shelter, Daisy has press-ganged Grace into being her bridesmaid. Witnessing Daisy's new-found happiness, Grace starts to re-evaluate her own life. Is her devotion to a man who may or may not have lived hundreds of years ago really a substitute for a real-life hero of her own? Grace's life doesn't get any easier when she meets Dr Robert Franks--a rival academic who she is determined to dislike but finds herself being increasingly drawn to... If only he didn't know quite so much about Robin Hood. Suddenly, spending more time living in the past than the present doesn't seem such a good idea...

Romancing Robin Hood

Kane, Jenny

When potter's daughter Mathilda is kidnapped by the notorious Folville brothers as punishment for her father's debts, she fears for her life. Although of noble birth, the Folvilles are infamous throughout the county for using crime to rule their lands--and for using any means necessary to deliver their distinctive brand of 'justice'. Mathilda must prove her worth to the Folvilles in order to win her freedom. To do so, she must go against her instincts and, disguised as the betrothed of Robert de Folville, undertake a mission that will send her to Bakewell in Derbyshire, and the home of Nicholas Coterel, one of the most villainous men in England. With her life in the hands of more than one dangerous brigand, Mathilda must win the trust of the Folville's housekeeper, Sarah, and Robert Folville himself if she has any chance of survival. Never have the teachings gleaned from the tales of Robyn Hode been so useful...

The Outlaw's Ransom (The Folville Chronicles)

1329: It is the dead of winter. The notorious Folville brothers are on edge. There are rumours of an unknown outlaw terrorising the Leicestershire countryside--a man who has designs on the Folville family's criminal connections. Determined to stop this usurper in his tracks, Robert Folville unearths a man hiding in one of Ashby-Folville's sheep shelters. A steward from far-off West Markham in Nottinghamshire, the cold, hungry Adam Calvin claims he knows nothing of any threat to the Folville family. He has troubles of his own, for he is being pursued by vengeful sheriff, Edmund de Cressy, for a crime he did not commit. Mathilda of Twyford, newly betrothed to Robert de Folville, believes Adam's story, but with rumours about a vendetta against the family growing, the Folville brothers are suspicious of every stranger. After an attack on the household's trusted housekeeper, it falls to Mathilda to work out who can be trusted and who can't... With the Folvilles' past about to trip them up, it's going to take a level head and extreme bravery if Mathilda and Robert are ever going to make it to their Winter Solstice wedding. The Winter Outlaw is the sequel to The Outlaw's Ransom

The Winter Outlaw (The Folville Chronicles)

Proof Positive is powerful, pro-choice YA that is perfect for fans of John Green, Judy Blume and Sarah Dessen. On the eve of her eighteenth birthday, Lizzie finds herself pregnant: she’s literally days away from her exam results and university beckons around the corner. The bright Lizzie has big plans, but can she have the life she wanted, with a baby in tow? What will her family and friends say? And what will the baby’s father choose to do: stay out of it, or stand by her? Proof Positive is book 1 in the Intersection Series, where a teenage character is presented with a dilemma and then ALL the potential ways the situation *might* work out. You, the reader, have the final say ... which scenario do YOU think Lizzie should choose? Get reading! PRAISE FOR PROOF POSITIVE: ‘If you enjoy teen fiction then you need to read this book. If you don’t enjoy teen fiction - you still need to read this book. I have – and felt every frustrated, tense, joyous, heart-rending, angry, gleeful moment along with Lizzie and her parents, family and friends.’ – Jenny Kane, author of ANOTHER CUP OF COFFEE and ABI’s HOUSE ‘Proof Positive was a book that as soon as I started reading I knew I couldn’t put it down until I’d finished.’ – Katy’s Book Cave ‘This is a very well written, thought-provoking book that I found to be highly addictive!’ – Donna’s Book Blog ‘Proof Positive is a touching and honest book which will resonate with many teenagers, whether they have personal experience of a teen pregnancy, have supported a friend or just wondered what decision they would make if they had to.’ – Hair Past A Freckle ‘An emotionally absorbing book teenagers and parents alike should read.’ – On The Shelf Reviews ‘Proof Positive is a powerful read aimed at young adults, but personally I think it should be read by all age groups. Being a young single mum, or choosing not to be, is an incredibly brave decision either way and many of us have no concept of the emotions involved when faced with such a life changing event.’ – Books Are My Cwtches ‘Lizzie is a wonderful and refreshing character who goes through this journey as she tries to find out what she wants.’ – Sean’s Book Reviews

Proof Positive (Intersection)

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