Giles Andreae and Russell Ayto's super-fun Captain Flinn and the Pirate Dinosaurs Flinn is at school looking in the art cupboard for some coloured pens to finish off his dinosaur drawing when he stumbles upon Captain Stubble, a real live Pirate Captain He tells Flinn that his ship, the Acorn, has been stolen and that he needs Flinn to help him rescue it back. Stubble makes Flinn the captain and they sail away on an old pirate ship...they finally find the Acorn but, to their horror, realise it's been stolen by PIRATE DINOSAURS Captain Flinn and his crew attack the dinosaurs and, after much...

When King Colin's golden pants go missing, he calls for Sir Scallywag, the bravest knight in the land. But ...Sir Scallywag is only 6 years old and with an evil giant to pursue, it's nearly mission impossible. With his trusted steed Doofus at his side, Sir Scallywag proves that even the unlikeliest hero can be the bravest knight of all.

When Flinn first met the Pirate Dinosaurs, he thought that he had taught them a lesson. But the real lesson is this - never trust a pirate, but never ever trust a pirate dinosaur. This time, Flinn is hot on the trail of some stolen treasure and he knows exactly who's to blame.

During the school play, Flinn finds himself slap-bang on the deck of a real-live pirate ship - and he's not alone. Pirate Diplodocus, Pirate Triceratops, Pirate Stegosaurus and, of course, his old arch-enemy, Captain T. Rex, are all there too. They are all on the hunt for the famous magic cutlass that can grant wishes.

Captain T. Rex and his pirate crew are smuggling sausages out of a secret cove and their favourites are children chipolatas - gulp Watch out Captain Flinn

Irresistibly, exuberantlydisgusting, a new picture book from the author of "Giraffes Can't Dance," with a hero who flosses his teeth with slugsMeet Morris, the world s stinkiest picture book hero. It's been years since he last changed his T-shirt. It's crusty and crawling with ants. His shoes are all slurpy and squelchy inside, and potatoes grow out of his pants. Morris is sweet, charming . . . and completely disgusting. Kids will love him."

This brilliantly beastly bouncy rhyming romp from Giles Andreae and David Wojtowycz will delight all fans of this bestselling duo. From slugs and snails to bustling beetles and beautiful butterflies these rhymes are full of humour and great to read aloud.

'I love my mummy very much. She's great to cuddle, soft to touch'. A wonderfully simple & life-affirming text from Giles Andreae. Beautifully illustrated by Emma Dodd - children will love her accessible, bold & bright pictures. This is a book to be read & shared time & time again.

There's something Billy Bonkers doesn't want you to know. Come closer...I'll whisper it: "he has to wear his sister's underpants " And whether Billy's flying round a go-kart track, chasing a very smelly dog, or finding some priceless long-lost treasure, it's not easy to explain: "They're NOT MY PANTS "

'There's a House Inside My Mummy' is a story about a little boy's wait for a new baby. The author gives us a child's-eye view of this important period in a family's life, which will touch parent and child alike.