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This is our first in the series of Little Unicorn Stories. Best to be read to 2–5 year olds who are learning their colours and days of the week. Older children 5–7 year olds will also love this book for independent reading.

Little Unicorn does not know his name. Join Little Unicorn in his quest to find his name whilst learning the days of the week and seven new colours.

A series for unicorn lovers – young and old.

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We adore Christmas so to write a Little Unicorn story about the Nativity – the greatest story ever told was wonderful.

A mysterious star appears in the dark night sky and the Little Unicorn wants to know why?

With the help of his friends; a sheep, a camel and a donkey, they follow the star and arrive at a humble stable discovering a miraculous birth.

Independent reading age 6–9 years. Younger children will love listening to the story and the beautiful illustrations by Abbirose.

For those who collect Christmas stories – this is a must!

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Little Unicorn watches as a mysterious egg starts to crack. A baby dinosaur hatches - she is hungry and lost. So, the Little Unicorn helps her to find some food meeting other dinosaurs along the way. Bursting with fascinating dinosaur facts and fearsome features. This book is a firm favourite to be read by all the family. For Unicorn and Dinosaur fans young and old. Science Curriculum links including Nutrition, Diet and Fossils. Literacy Curriculum links including Guided Reading Activities.

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Are you feeling low? Do you feel like your voice is not being heard in the crowd? Many people lack self-esteem and as a consequence are not showing their best self to the world. Is this you? Well, you need 'Turn up your Sparkle!' Ten super quick tips to boost how you are feeling and get you noticed.

You may be familiar with the name Sue Glover as she was a singer in the group Brotherhood of Man and singer on Frank Zappa's 'Apostrophe'. Now Sue along with her friend Terry Stares has written this lovely little book about Happy Angels. It is a charming story book for bedtime or anytime. It has 12 different little angels each with their own personality and skill. Alice loves to run and play with animals, Becci likes to bake and Georgia to dance. Follow their adventures as sometimes they get into lots of trouble! Beautiful illustrations and children all over the world will enjoy getting to know the Happy Angels and sharing their stories. Contributions from the royalties will go to the Alexander Devine Children's Hospice.

Miley was a smiley dog, or so everyone thought. But, Miley had a secret - her mind was poorly. She didn't want anyone to know. Then one day she did the bravest thing! Miley's Mind introduces the concept of mental health in a child-friendly way. It highlights how abuse, bullying and grief impacts emotional well-being, and encourages children to talk about their feelings. "... a powerful tool for anyone interested in supporting children's mental health and well-being. " - Dr Rachel Wicaksono, Head of the School of Education, Language and Psychology, York St. John University "Having seen first-hand the effects of a global pandemic, the unease of social isolation and the receding of childhood in these neoteric times, the themes and lessons covered in this book come at a critical time. We need to start talking about mental health and earlier." - Dr Michael McArdle - Paediatric Accident and Emergency Doctor, Leeds Teaching Hospitals “A wonderful book that deals with the subject of children’s mental health in a sensitive, but powerful way." - Tony Staneff, Director of Learning, Trinity Multi Academy Trust "Katie Goodacre generates high levels of enthusiasm, participation and commitment to child progression and I’ve no doubt that Miley’s Mind will be really helpful to children’s mental health development." - Richard Holmes, Chief Executive Officer, The Kings Active Foundation “Miley’s Mind introduces what is often seen as a difficult and uncomfortable topic to young readers, and is carefully explored with calmness and sensitivity." - Matthew Marshall, Student Teacher, York St John