Young adult fiction
The Last Hawk
Elizabeth Wein, illustrated by Ali Ardington
Format: Paperback
Critically acclaimed Elizabeth Wein returns with a thrilling, female-led aviation adventure set against the backdrop of Hitler's Germany and the last days of the Nazi regime.
The Incredible Hotel
Kate Davies and Isabelle Follath
Format: Paperback
A visually stunning picture book about The Incredible Hotel and Stefan, who dreams of being a chef. Illustrated by up-and-coming talent Isabelle Follath.
The Incredible Hotel
Kate Davies, illustrated by Isabelle Follath
Format: Hard Cover
A visually stunning picture book about The Incredible Hotel and Stefan, who dreams of being a chef.
Dylan the Dump Truck (Whizzy Wheels Academy)
Peter Bently, illustrated by Sebastien Chebret
Format: Board Book
Dylan the Dump Truck (Whizzy Wheels Academy) follows a young truck as he learns the skills of his job - along with some valuable life lessons.
Daisy the Digger (Whizzy Wheels Academy)
Peter Bently, illustrated by Sebastien Chebret
Format: Board Book
Daisy the Digger (Whizzy Wheels Academy) follows a young digger as she learns the skills of her job - along with some valuable life lessons.
Brunt Boggart
David Greygoose
Format: Paperback
A unique and very English novel composed of a cycle of beautiful and mysterious fantasy folk tales which combine to tell an unforgettable story.
Boy 87
Ele Fountain
Format: Paperback
The story of a refugee: one child's journey stands for the journeys of many and the hopes of even more.
The Night Gardener
Terry Fan and Eric Fan
Format: Paperback
In the spirit of Goodnight Moon and The Curious Garden comes a stunning debut picture book filled with whimsy and creativity from brothers Terry and Eric Fan.
Happy Halloween! (Little Faces)
Pintachan
Format: Board Book
Here's the perfect, non-scary introduction to Halloween for little hands.
The Pavee And The Buffer Girl
Siobhan Dowd
A stunning graphic novel adaptation of Siobhan Dowd's moving story of prejudice and violence, the uncertainty of lives lived on the fringes of society, and of love in its many forms. Jim and his family have halted by Dundray and the education people have been round mouthing the law. In school the
Traveller kids suffer at the hands of teachers and other pupils alike, called 'tinker-stinkers', 'dirty gyps' and worse. Then the punches start. The only friendly face is Kit, a settled girl who takes Jim under her wing and teaches him to read in the great cathedral chamber of the cave below the town. With Kit and the reading, Jim seems to have found a way to exist in Dundray, but everyday prejudice and a shocking act of violence see his life uprooted once again.
