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The Wind in the Willows
A beautiful gift edition of Kenneth Grahame’s timeless classic, enchantingly illustrated and told in its complete and unabridged form.
₦1960 -
Not Just a Book
A book is not just a book. It can be so many things: a hat or a building block, a flower press or a fly-swatter! But books are so much more than that. They can make you feel and can take you anywhere; they can make you laugh and can teach you anything you want to know.
₦1900 -
Peter Rabbit; I love you
This lovely book features classic Beatrix Potter characters, including Peter Rabbit, accompanied by a warm and charming rhyme. Celebrating all the lovable and adorable things little babies do, and ending with a mirror surprise, this book is perfect for reading with the little bunny you love the most.
₦1900 -
My big girl bed
My Big Girl Bed describes the excitement of moving from a cot to a big bed and all the stages along the way, such as choosing bedding, getting rid of the cot and finally Princess Polly discovering what it’s like to sleep all night in a big bed of her own.
₦1900 -
My big boy bed
My Big Boy Bed describes the excitement of moving from a cot to a new big bed and all the stages that every child will go through along the way, such as choosing new bedding, getting rid of the cot and finally Pirate Pete discovering what it’s like to sleep all night in a big bed of his own.
₦1900 -
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Blade Series; Enemies
So what am I going to tell you? Not much so don’t get excited. You probably want to know my name. Well, that’s a bit of a problem. I got loads. But there is one name I like. Everybody called me it in the old days. No one does now cos no one in this city knows it. And that’s fine. I don’t like to remember. But I do like the name. You can use it if you want. BLADE.
₦1850 -
George’s Cosmic Treasure Hunt
George’s best friend Annie needs help. Her scientist father, Eric, is working on a space project – and it’s all going wrong. A robot has landed on Mars, but is behaving very oddly. And now Annie has discovered something wierd on her dad’s super-computer.
Is it a message from an alien? Could there be life out there? How do you find a planet in outer space? And if you could talk to aliens, what would you say?
₦1800 -
Night Runner
Zinny’s life is falling apart. Shadowy figures are following him. His parents are keeping secrets but he can’t figure out why.
Then his mum ends up in hospital, his dad disappears, and Zinny has to do whatever he can to save his family. Even if it means helping the very men he’s been running from.
As the clock ticks, Zinny knows it’s only a matter of time before someone ends up dead – and it could be him.₦1800 -
Game Changer
Life is hard for Mikey. He’s frightened of open spaces and would much rather curl up in his room and avoid the world outside. So going to a noisy, public place is a big deal – but with his sister Meggie by his side, it should be safe.
And Mikey is determined to overcome his fear. But things go badly wrong when he encounters a gang and witnesses something terrible.
To make matters worse, they know where he lives, and now they want to see him . . . This time, there’s no hiding place for Mikey₦1800 -
Icarus, The boy who flew too high
Things don’t look good for Icarus and his dad. They’re imprisoned in a tower inside a maze on a rocky island. Can a daring idea fly them both to freedom? This colourfully illustrated adaptation of the classic story from Ancient Greece has been specially written for young readers who have just started to read alone.
₦1800 -
Usborne young reading; The war of the worlds
Mysterious explosions on the surface of Mars signal the beginning of an alien invasion.
Soon the ruthless creatures are terrorizing Earth with their unstoppable death rays. Can nothing prevent these merciless Martians from taking over the world?
H.G. Wells’ classic story of Martian invasion, vividly retold for newly independent readers.
₦1800 -
Les Miserables
A reformed convict, a policeman bent on revenge and a lonely orphan come together in Victor Hugo’s classic novel, vividly retold for newly independent readers by Mary Sebag-Montefiore.
Lives change for the better – or for the worse – against the turmoil of revolutionary France. With internet links to find out more about the story and life in France at the time.
₦1800 -
Around the world in eighty days (Usborne young reading)
When Phileas Fogg read in his newspaper that it was possible to travel around the world in only eighty days, his friends laughed. “It can’t be done!” said one.
So Phileas Fogg set out to prove it could…₦1800 -
An Oxford Mythology of Mystery Stories
This collection features over fourteen mystery stories to puzzle and amaze. Perfect for young readers, the collection includes stories that range from creepy school computers to amateur bank robbers; from lost villages to deadly Christmas presents. Both funny and serious in tone, readers are sure to be intrigued by the variety.
₦1785 -
Usborne young reading; Othello
William Shakespeare’s tragic play about The Moor of Venice, fully illustrated and retold for young readers.
Othello and Desdemonda are deeply in love, but not everyone wants them to live happily ever after. Iago, a scheming soldier, has sworn to destroy Othello. Jealousy, madness and death will follow…Part of the Usborne Reading Programme, this book is written for fully confident readers who are still developing the stamina needed for standard length books.
₦1750 -
Mary
With a confident tone and delicately wrought ink and water-colour paintings, Wildsmith outlines the life of Mary, mother of Jesus and the “Queen of Heaven
₦1750 -
Jesus
A truly beautiful picture book, in which Brian Wildsmith sets out the life of Jesus: his birth, his childhood in Nazareth, his baptism and temptation, his teaching and miracles, and finally the entry in to Jerusalem, culminating in his death and resurrection.
₦1750 -
Moses
This award winning book by Brian Wildsmith is the story of how one man led his people out of slavery to a land that God had promised to give them.
₦1750 -
The Secret series; If you’re reading this, it’s too late
Dangerous secrets lie between the pages of this book.
OK, I warned you. But if you think I’ll give anything away, or tell you that this is the sequel to my first literary endeavor, The Name of This Book is Secret, you’re wrong.
I’m not going to remind you of how we last left our heroes, Cass and Max-Ernest, as they awaited intiation into the mysterious Terces Society, or the ongoing fight against the evil Dr. L and Ms. Mauvais. I certainly won’t be telling you about how the kids stumble upon the Museum of Magic, where they finally meet the amazing Pietro!
Oh, blast! I’ve done it again. Well, at least I didn’t tell you about the missing Sound Prism, the nefarious Lord Pharaoh, or the mysterious creature born in a bottle over 500 years ago, the key to the biggest secret of all.
I really can’t help myself, now can I? Let’s face it – if you’re reading this, it’s too late.
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Bad Magic
Magic is BAD.
As in fake. Cheesy. Unreal. At least, that’s what Clay, who has seen one magic show too many, thinks.When words from his journal appear mysteriously on his school wall as graffiti, he never imagines that magic might be to blame. And when the same graffiti lands him at Earth Ranch, a camp for “troubled” kids on a remote volcanic island, magic is the last thing he expects to find there.
But at Earth Ranch, there is one strange surprise after another, until Clay no longer knows what to expect. Is he really talking to a llama? Did he really see a ghost? What is the scary secret hidden in the abandoned library? The only thing he knows for sure is that behind the clouds of vog (volcanic smog), nothing is as it seems. Can he solve the riddle of Earth Ranch before trouble erupts?
₦1730