The two items included in this set are: First Term at Malory Towers (Read more...) The Twins at St Clare's (Read more...)

Slightly off-mint.

Slightly off-mint.

These extracts remind us that while Piglet may enjoy crunching on a haycorn and Eeyore is partial to a freshly picked thistle, Pooh is primarily defined by his insatiable appetite.

Deep thinker Eeyore’s glass is always half empty. Lightened by his friend’s (mostly thankless) attempts to cheer him up, this is a selection of his most melancholy remarks. Off-mint.

We all have moments when we catastrophise, but this soothing collection of quotations by and about Piglet, a Very Small Animal, are sure to reassure even the most cautious of us.

A Bear of Very Little Brain he may be, but Pooh has a knack for making surprisingly astute observations on a variety of subjects which often leave his more erudite friends lost for words. Slightly off-mint.

Night Monkey and Day Monkey may live in opposite worlds, but they soon learn to be the best of friends. This sturdy magnet board book includes ten reusable magnetic pieces to help little ones interact with the story. Age 2+.

The three booklets in this box set explore possibilities for building in Minecraft’s creative mode, from concepts and tips for design to example builds for impressive structures such as a medieval castle. The set also includes press-out character models and a poster. Age 6–8.

In Minecraft you can choose how to play, do what you like and have your own adventures – but where to begin? With clear illustrations, game-play instructions and hints, this guide from Mojang (the Swedish company that developed the game) shows how to survive in the Overworld. The guide is designed for a single player in Survival mode, and covers all the basics from game controls to defending against the bad guys and mining underground.

These simplified editions of the books about the kindly Viking King Noggin the Nog are based on the BBC series by Oliver Postgate and Peter Firmin, the creators of The Clangers, Bagpuss and Ivor the Engine), and were written especially for emergent independent readers. Age 6+ The eight titles included in this set are: Noggin the King (Read more...) Noggin and the Whale (Read more...) Noggin and the Storks (Read more...) Noggin and the Money (Read more...) Noggin and the Dragon (Read more...) Noggin and the Moon Mouse (Read more...) Nogbad and the Elephants (Read more...) Nogbad Comes Back (Read more...)

When the King of Southland sends a bejewelled baby elephant as a present for Little Knut, Noggin is worried about how sad it seems, while Nogbad is plotting to steal it.

In this search and adventure book, six globe-trotting llamas and their cacti travelling companions play hide and seek in intricately designed locations including an airport, a beach and a pet show. Age 6+

When Noggin decides that he wants to be King of the Birds, he must venture into the dark forest to ask his feathered friends if they will accept him as their ruler.

Noggin invites all the village children to bring their instruments and join him on a musical boat trip to celebrate his birthday, but a passing whale seems determined to spoil their fun.

When a flock of sooty storks decide to nest on the Nogs’ chimneys, filling their houses with smoke, Noggin tasks his court inventor Olaf the Lofty to find an ingenious solution.

When a shiny silver thing carrying a visitor from far away falls from the sky, Noggin must try and persuade the Nogs that their diminutive guest is a friend, not a foe.

The Nogs exchange the things they have for the things they need, but when Olaf the Lofty has a brainwave and invents money, his pieces of copper cause great confusion.

Brave Thor Nogson knows that dragons no longer roam the Land of Nog, so when he takes Noggin’s son Little Knut to hunt for one, he is alarmed to come across a strange beast with flaming eyes.

Noggin’s wicked uncle Nogbad has returned from exile to enter the village animal and vegetable show. The Nogs are impressed by his fine exhibits, but Queen Nooka suspects that he is cheating.

This sturdy board book retells five traditional nursery rhymes, including 'Row, Row, Row Your Boat' and 'Baa Baa Black Sheep', placing Mr Men in the leading roles. Age 0+