Collection: Junior Fiction

The Steampunk Pirates jump at the chance to earn a handsome reward in return for doing some snooping. But when they find themselves sandwiched between the Dread Captain Inky beard and a spider on the attack, it's time to beat a retreat.

Wanted: Dead or Alive! (Or smashed into little bits and delivered in boxes.) Causing chaos wherever they sail, the robotic Steampunk Pirates are roaming the high seas, hunting for gold! But the evil Iron Duke has other ideas… He's determined to capture the pirates in return for a handsome reward ...

Mollie and Peter have a thrilling secret. The chair in their playroom is a magic Wishing Chair. When they sit in it and wish, it grows wings and takes them on lots of exciting adventures.

This book is about identifying the needs of a range of living things. The range includes domestic animals and various native animals living in a natural area.

Animals have a skeletal and muscular system which controls and allows movement. The movement depends upon the shape and size of the animal's system.

The diurnal process and the effects on animals and birds are outlined in this reader. Animals need to be studied to see varying patterns and responses. Birds generally sleep throughout the night but some are hunters when darkness falls.

This book and film will show you where WomWom lives, sleeps, eats and adventures. You will also meet some of WomWom's friends. The Adventures of WomWom also encourages children to care for each other and the environment in practical, ‘hands-on’ ways.

This book is about identifying the needs of a range of plants. The key facts are that plants require nutrition from the recycling of nutrients and water.

Animals require special places to live. All animals are different with their needs for shelter and food. This book reviews and compares animals within one specific area.

Wild animals need to be protected in National Parks or conservation zones. This book outlines why native animals and birds need special conditions to be able to survive. The importance of conservation is introduced.