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'What use is a boy who can't say his own name?'\n\n\n\nSonny is twelve. He stammers and is finding his way in a world ruled by vicious vowels, confusing consonants, and the biggest beast of all – small talk. His only escape is with a comic-book hero of his own creation, who helps Sonny soar above his reality.\n\n\n\nBut when he's cast by the headteacher in the school production of Hamlet, he soon discovers that language is power – and the real heroes are closer than he thinks.\n\n\n\nRoss Willis's play Wonder Boy is a 'boundingly imaginative' (The Times) drama about the power of finding your own voice. It was first directed by Sally Cookson, performed at Bristol Old Vic in 2022, named Best Play at the 2023 Writers' Guild Awards, and revived for a UK tour in 2024.

‘If the sky dropped the stars \n\nor the river drained the water there would be outrage, but we treat children like this and there is silence.’\n\n\n\nSomething's not right. Children are being raised by animals. A mother is slowly sinking in the bath. The trees are left doing the paperwork. The air is filled with screams of children howling for help. And some twins want to tell you a story about how everything got so fucked up.\n\n\n\nA spiralling odyssey of dizzying theatricality, Wolfie is a bold, fantastical fairytale following two twins separated at birth and asks who is truly responsible for society's most vulnerable children.\n\n\n\nRoss Willis's debut play is a wildly imaginative, irreverent look at life in and after the care system. It was premiered at Theatre503, London, in March 2019, directed by Theatre503 Artistic Director Lisa Spirling.\n\n\n\nWolfie was awarded Best Play at the 2020 Writers' Guild Awards, and Best New Play at the 2020 Off-West End Awards. It also earned Willis a nomination for Best Writer at the 2019 Stage Debut Awards and Most Promising Playwright at the Evening Standard Theatre Awards.

'What use is a boy who can't say his own name?'\n\n\n\nSonny is twelve. He stammers and is finding his way in a world ruled by vicious vowels, confusing consonants, and the biggest beast of all – small talk. His only escape is with a comic-book hero of his own creation, who helps Sonny soar above his reality.\n\n\n\nBut when he's cast by the headteacher in the school production of Hamlet, he soon discovers that language is power – and the real heroes are closer than he thinks.\n\n\n\nRoss Willis's play Wonder Boy is a 'boundingly imaginative' (The Times) drama about the power of finding your own voice. It was first directed by Sally Cookson, performed at Bristol Old Vic in 2022, named Best Play at the 2023 Writers' Guild Awards, and revived for a UK tour in 2024.

‘If the sky dropped the stars \n\nor the river drained the water there would be outrage, but we treat children like this and there is silence.’\n\n\n\nSomething's not right. Children are being raised by animals. A mother is slowly sinking in the bath. The trees are left doing the paperwork. The air is filled with screams of children howling for help. And some twins want to tell you a story about how everything got so fucked up.\n\n\n\nA spiralling odyssey of dizzying theatricality, Wolfie is a bold, fantastical fairytale following two twins separated at birth and asks who is truly responsible for society's most vulnerable children.\n\n\n\nRoss Willis's debut play is a wildly imaginative, irreverent look at life in and after the care system. It was premiered at Theatre503, London, in March 2019, directed by Theatre503 Artistic Director Lisa Spirling.\n\n\n\nWolfie was awarded Best Play at the 2020 Writers' Guild Awards, and Best New Play at the 2020 Off-West End Awards. It also earned Willis a nomination for Best Writer at the 2019 Stage Debut Awards and Most Promising Playwright at the Evening Standard Theatre Awards.

The beloved childhood classic by Johanna Spyri is now available in a sumptuous new gift book edition with beautiful new art.\n\nWhen five-year-old orphan Heidi is sent to live in the Swiss Alps with grumpy Grandpa, the rest of the village take pity on her. But Heidi soon discovers that her grandpa is gentle and kind behind his scowl, and she loves her new life running wild in the mountains with the goats, the flowers and her best friend Peter. That is, until Heidi is forced to move far away to the soot and smoke of Frankfurt to be the companion to an unwell girl. Will she ever return to her true home in the mountains?\n\nA beautiful picture book retelling for young children by award-winning author Jeanne Willis\n\nDiscover more beautiful gift books in the Nosy Crow Classic range including The Velveteen Rabbit and Peter Pan\n\nA timeless keepsake gift with beautiful illustrations by Briony May Smith that will be treasured by generations.\n\nWith sumptuous details including cloth binding, foil cover, full colour illustrations throughout, textured paper jacket, ribbon marker and head and tail bands.

Traveling back in time, from Oxford circa 2060 into the thick of World War II, was a routine excursion for three British historians eager to study firsthand the heroism and horrors of the Dunkirk evacuation and the London Blitz. But getting marooned in war-torn 1940 England has turned Michael Davies, Merope Ward, and Polly Churchill from temporal tourists into besieged citizens struggling to survive Hitler's devastating onslaught. And now there's more to worry about than just getting back home: The impossibility of altering past events has always been a core belief of time-travel theory - but it may be tragically wrong. When discrepancies in the historical record begin cropping up, it suggests that one or all of the future visitors have somehow changed the past - and, ultimately, the outcome of the war.\n\nAward-winning author Connie Willis returns with a stunning, enormously entertaining novel of time travel, war, and the deeds - great and small - of ordinary people who shape history.

Traveling back in time, from Oxford circa 2060 into the thick of World War II, was a routine excursion for three British historians eager to study firsthand the heroism and horrors of the Dunkirk evacuation and the London Blitz. But getting marooned in war-torn 1940 England has turned Michael Davies, Merope Ward, and Polly Churchill from temporal tourists into besieged citizens struggling to survive Hitler's devastating onslaught. And now there's more to worry about than just getting back home: The impossibility of altering past events has always been a core belief of time-travel theory - but it may be tragically wrong. When discrepancies in the historical record begin cropping up, it suggests that one or all of the future visitors have somehow changed the past - and, ultimately, the outcome of the war.\n\nAward-winning author Connie Willis returns with a stunning, enormously entertaining novel of time travel, war, and the deeds - great and small - of ordinary people who shape history.

The beloved childhood classic by Johanna Spyri is now available in a sumptuous new gift book edition with beautiful new art.\n\nWhen five-year-old orphan Heidi is sent to live in the Swiss Alps with grumpy Grandpa, the rest of the village take pity on her. But Heidi soon discovers that her grandpa is gentle and kind behind his scowl, and she loves her new life running wild in the mountains with the goats, the flowers and her best friend Peter. That is, until Heidi is forced to move far away to the soot and smoke of Frankfurt to be the companion to an unwell girl. Will she ever return to her true home in the mountains?\n\nA beautiful picture book retelling for young children by award-winning author Jeanne Willis\n\nDiscover more beautiful gift books in the Nosy Crow Classic range including The Velveteen Rabbit and Peter Pan\n\nA timeless keepsake gift with beautiful illustrations by Briony May Smith that will be treasured by generations.\n\nWith sumptuous details including cloth binding, foil cover, full colour illustrations throughout, textured paper jacket, ribbon marker and head and tail bands.

Roam free in Johanna Spyri's classic story of friendship and adventure, retold in this gorgeous gift book by award-winning duo Jeanne Willis and Briony May Smith.\n\n\nThis favourite childhood classic is reimagined for young children in an enchanting, illustrated edition with a glittering foil cover. Stunning colour art throughout by Briony May Smith brings Heidi's adventures to life, from the spectacular Swiss mountains to the streets of Frankfurt. This is the perfect bedtime story and a gorgeous keepsake to treasure.\n\n\n\nFrom the creators of Stardust:\n\n\n\n\nWinner of The Chronos Prize 2020\n\nShortlisted for the UKLA Book Awards 2019\n\nWinner of the English 4-11 Picture Book Awards 2018\n\n\n\nWhen five-year-old orphan Heidi is sent to live in the Swiss Alps with grumpy Grandpa, the rest of the village feel sorry for her. But Heidi soon discovers that her grandpa is gentle and kind behind his scowl, and she loves her new life running wild in the mountains with the goats, the flowers and her best friend Peter. That is, until Heidi is forced to move far away to Frankfurt to be the companion to an unwell girl. Will she ever return to her true home in the mountains?\n\n\n\nDiscover more beautiful gift books in the Nosy Crow Classic range including Anne of Green Gables and Peter Pan.

Roam free in Johanna Spyri's classic story of friendship and adventure, retold in this gorgeous gift book by award-winning duo Jeanne Willis and Briony May Smith.\n\n\nThis favourite childhood classic is reimagined for young children in an enchanting, illustrated edition with a glittering foil cover. Stunning colour art throughout by Briony May Smith brings Heidi's adventures to life, from the spectacular Swiss mountains to the streets of Frankfurt. This is the perfect bedtime story and a gorgeous keepsake to treasure.\n\n\n\nFrom the creators of Stardust:\n\n\n\n\nWinner of The Chronos Prize 2020\n\nShortlisted for the UKLA Book Awards 2019\n\nWinner of the English 4-11 Picture Book Awards 2018\n\n\n\nWhen five-year-old orphan Heidi is sent to live in the Swiss Alps with grumpy Grandpa, the rest of the village feel sorry for her. But Heidi soon discovers that her grandpa is gentle and kind behind his scowl, and she loves her new life running wild in the mountains with the goats, the flowers and her best friend Peter. That is, until Heidi is forced to move far away to Frankfurt to be the companion to an unwell girl. Will she ever return to her true home in the mountains?\n\n\n\nDiscover more beautiful gift books in the Nosy Crow Classic range including Anne of Green Gables and Peter Pan.

Nana and Gramps don't know what they're missing out on, if only they'd look behind them! \nA walk in the park with Nana and Gramps is always a lot of fun, but they’re terribly slow and their grandchild isn’t allowed to race ahead. Walking dutifully behind them, the child is soon joined by a long line of fantastical characters: a bear, a monster from the sewers, a pirate and his crew . . . Those grandparents would never believe who else is on their walk, if only they’d look behind them!

C'era una volta Slop. La prima unica Slop dell'universo. Tutto era suo…e se invece si sbagliasse e non fosse stata sola?

Nana and Gramps don't know what they're missing out on, if only they'd look behind them! \nA walk in the park with Nana and Gramps is always a lot of fun, but they’re terribly slow and their grandchild isn’t allowed to race ahead. Walking dutifully behind them, the child is soon joined by a long line of fantastical characters: a bear, a monster from the sewers, a pirate and his crew . . . Those grandparents would never believe who else is on their walk, if only they’d look behind them!

C'era una volta Slop. La prima unica Slop dell'universo. Tutto era suo…e se invece si sbagliasse e non fosse stata sola?

Ned Henry is a time-travelling historian who specialises in the mid-20th century - currently engaged in researching the bombed-out Coventry Cathedral. He's also made so many drops into the past that he's suffering from a dangerously advanced case of 'time-lag'. \n\nUnfortunately for Ned, an emergency dash to Victorian England is required and he's the only available historian. But Ned's time-lag is so bad that he's not sure what the errand is - which is bad news since, if he fails, history could unravel around him...

This title is part of Bug Club, the first whole-school reading programme that joins books with an online reading world to teach today's children to read. In this Red-B level Rat and Cat book: Cat creeps up and catches Rat while he is looking at a book. Rat says he will do a cool dance, so Cat lets him go. Rat puts on a 'dress' and a 'wig' and dances, but Cat sees his pants! Cat is horrified and puts his paws over his eyes, so Rat takes his chance to escape!