From the author of Pig in the Middle, this is another Babe meets Marley & Me feel-good crossbreed memoir.

On the streets of Medellin, Colombia, actions speak louder than words, and the rule of the bandidos is the only law worth listening to. Like most kids of their age, Shorty and Alberto work for their local cartel. They run cigarettes, offer protection, and occasionally assassinate someone. The work is tough, and dangerous, but the boys are commanding respect like they've never known, and the money's pretty good too. But then one day Alberto disappears. And Shorty realizes that he is never coming back. A gangster's life is cheap, and when revenge can be bought for only a few pesos, everyone has...

Riotous, hilarious and full of delightfully bad behaviour. In a society recently plagued by sink holes and the trolls that are causing them, the divide between changelings and civilisation seems ever wider. Sixteen year old Maurice is of the firm belief that anti-social behaviour is not really a sign of youth culture, it is the mark of a troll - a troll swapped at birth for a human child. A school excursion to The Dregs - a sinkhole estate where Changelings are sent if they are discovered - is not Maurice's idea of fun. Neither is the hijacking of of the school bus by a gang of riotous...

The ultimate TV companion book to Good Omens, a massive new television launch on Amazon Prime Video and the BBC, written and show-run by Neil Gaiman and adapted from the internationally beloved novel by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman. '[It was] absurdly good fun...Terry charged Neil with getting it made, almost as his deathbed wish, so it's a real labour of love' - David Tennant In the beginning there was a book written by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman about the forces of good and evil coming together to prevent the apocalypse, scheduled to happen on a Saturday just after tea. ...