Children’s / Teenage fiction: Fantasy
Sourcebooks Wonderland Lego(r) Harry Potter(tm) Magical Year at Hogwarts
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£23.74
Sourcebooks FATE OF MAGIC
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£17.97
Sourcebooks How to Catch a Fairy Godmother
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£999.99
Sourcebooks THIS RAVENOUS FATE
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£18.17
Lerner Publishing Group The Winter of Walking Stone: Book 3
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£9.99
Rourke Educational Media The Magical Math Ghost in the Attic
£999.99
£999.99
£999.99
Rourke Educational Media The Magical Math Dragons Treasure
£999.99
Ready Readers Cómo Ser Amiga de Esta Niña Lobo
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£9.95
Changing Lives Press Red Stocking Society
Book SynopsisGood sparks good...the spirit of giving comes alive in Red Stocking Society. Unlike picture books with Santa lore, Red Stocking Society is a fast-paced Christmas adventure for the 21st Century that revives the big-hearted legacy of St. Nicholas. Preteen Bub Olney is disillusioned over Santa and upset his parents can't afford a coveted bike under the tree. Determined to own it, Bub lands a job at mysterious RSS, Inc. where eccentric workers bustle about on a secret mission called the S-Game. In a race against time and a spooky Red Phantom, Bub is charged to perform three good deeds before the bike is sold at auction. While playing the S-Game through harrowing twists and turns, can Bub overcome his self-centred nature to reignite his family's Santa spirit? And if so, might he finally learn the identity of S1--the real Santa? Entertaining and inspiring for ages 9-90, this book also serves as a Santa Manual for grown-ups who face gruelling questions from doubters
£14.20
Storm King Productions Monica Bleue: A Werewolf Story
Book SynopsisAfter the death of her mother, a young girl moves away to the country with her father. Angry and grief-stricken, Monica Bleue must find a new life away from her friends, her school and everything that was familiar to her. Though she’s not speaking to her dad, she begins to find her way out of her heartache from the country serenity around them. But while out wandering the forests near their home, she comes face to face with a hidden horror that changes their lives forever. Monica and her father search for answers to her newly transformed state, and together they bond as she learns to harness the monstrous powers she now possesses. But there’s a sinister evil lying low in their small country town… and the number of missing children is climbing. Monica may be the only one with the power to uncover the secret, but as she begins to unravel the mystery, finding a savage killer only puts her and her father deeper in danger.
£15.19
Notable Kids Publishing And A Book: The Inhabitants of Myth
Book SynopsisA young boy snuggles up with a story about mythical creatures while enjoying a slice of crumb cake and a glass of milk. But he had better be careful! The Unicorn on page one will get irritated by any crumbs dropped on her page. The Dragon on the next page may lose his fire if the boy is careless and splashes any milk about. But our boy loves this book. ...And a Book is filled with nervous Unicorns, righteously indigent Golems, befuddled Leprechauns, aquaphobic Mermaids, as well as other colourful creatures of mythology. As the story progresses, some form of neglect seems to befall each page -- a sloppy spill, or a reckless rip, or an unwarranted crayon doodle -- and the illustrated creature who lives on that page reacts, unless... Eventually, we arrive at a tender and magical ending that will warm the heart and show us the power of relationship between a boy ...And a Book. ...And a Book can be a quick, lyrical read. However, the rich, layered illustrations, charming protagonist and dynamic personalities of the book's inhabitants will draw the child into exploring this world of mythology over and again.Trade Review"The book-within-a-book picture book And a Book opens the door to a magical world. Michael Molinet's informative and engaging picture book And a Book explores children's literature through dueling illustrations." -- George Hajjar, Foreword Reviews"I can't really think of a better candidate for a bedtime story as each page is filled with mystery and promise. It's also perfectly suited for a somewhat more advanced young reader ... most highly recommended." -- Jack Magnus, Readers Favorite"This is truly a unique book ... illustrated with rich and detailed images ... The story will delight children of all ages and give them a fun introduction into mythology while letting them interact with the various creatures." -- Liz Konkel, Readers Favorite"This gorgeously illustrated, inventive book is sure to entrance young readers. Creatures from mythology break the fourth wall (or page) in this surrealistic guide ... beautiful, painterly illustrations and wild tessellated backgrounds offer details for both younger lap readers and older independent ones." -- Kirkus Reviews
£15.95
Stories Untold Press The War of the Woods Book IV
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£12.34
Tapioca Stories There's a Monster in the Kitchen!
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£18.00
A&U Children's The Taste of Lightning
Book SynopsisHigh adventure, romance, worldly ambition and magical power all come into play when three extraordinary young people escape from the Palace of Arvestel and flee on horseback, pursued by the mightiest army in the land.
£11.12
Random House Australia Chronicles Of Krangor 3: The King In Reserve
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£7.99
Random House Australia Belmont And The Dragon 3: Mr Da Vincis Time
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£7.80
A&U Children's The Wilful Eye (Tales from the Tower Volume One)
Book SynopsisSix of our most exciting and best-loved writers for young people have each chosen a fairytale as the inspiration for their own original stories in this surprising and spellbinding two-volume collection.
£16.64
Random House Australia Blood Storm
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£10.44
A&U Children's Song of the Slums
Book SynopsisAn absorbing, page-turning story about fame, changing fortunes and music, set in an alternative Victorian world, from the brilliant creator of Worldshaker . Ages 13+.
£11.31
A&U Children's Pandora Jones: Admission
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£12.59
A&U Children's Pandora Jones: Deception
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£12.59
A&U Children's Pandora Jones: Reckoning
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£12.34
Hardie Grant Children's Publishing The Riders of Thunder Realm: Paladero Book 1:
Book SynopsisWelcome to Thunder Realm, where cowboy-knights known as paladeros herd dinosaurs during peacetime, and take up arms during war. Joss, a young orphan, has always wanted to be a paladero – but first he must prove himself by going on The Way, a treacherous journey through the kingdom to retrieve a rare Questing Egg. With his trusty raptor Azof by his side, Joss will face off against witches, bloodthirsty monsters and even his own brethren to learn what it truly means to be a paladero – all while uncovering a dark conspiracy at the heart of the kingdom.
£9.49
Allen & Unwin Shine Mountain
Book SynopsisFROM THE AWARD-WINNING AUTHOR OF SONG FOR A SCARLET RUNNEROn his deathbed, Ellie's pop reveals a secret - a magical button-box. It's a musical instrument from the Gleam country - a land far from Spit Farm and the mountains, with talking goats, sweet grass and corn that grows so high you have to fell it with an axe. But the button-box's magic is sinister. When Ellie plays it, flowers bloom and crops spring up overnight - but soon the farm is cursed by drought and her beloved oma is gravely ill. To save her oma and discover the truth about her own identity, Ellie must embark on a dangerous journey to the Gleam country - the only place where the evil button-box can be destroyed.Trade Review'This is a mysterious magical quest for truth, identity, and reparation. It is designed to shine a light on the importance and necessity of stories handed down over time. It is a movement of music in four parts. The story is made up of strands of the characters' lives interwoven with the strongest strand being Ellie, in the middle, to hold it all together.' - Kids Book Review
£13.49
Hardie Grant Children's Publishing Wodge and Friends: Take the Stage: Wodge and
Book SynopsisAt the bottom of Miss Heatherbell’s garden lives the last Wodge in the world. Nancy and Dom’s photographer father is in the Antarctic, and Nancy and Dom are not. They’re staying with the eccentric Miss Heatherbell and her hordes of free-range guinea pigs. But Miss Heatherbell’s house is large and mysterious, full of surprising rooms, odd objects, and a creature called Wodge. With Miss Heatherbell and Mrs Pikelet soon leaving for Sydney, Nancy and Dom must deal with a very annoying Mrs Biddlethorpe, a very hungry Wodge, a very bad-tempered fairy, and a very uninvited bulldozer – all the while rehearsing for the school concert. What could go wrong? Packed with daring escapades and oodles of laughs. With hints of classic adventure stories like Narnia and The Magic Faraway Tree, Wodge and Friends: Take the Stage is also bursting with outlandish and distinctly modern humour – perfect for 7+ fans of laugh-out-loud adventures such as How to Train Your Dragon.
£9.49
Hardie Grant Children's Publishing Tim Te Maro and the Subterranean Heartsick Blues:
Book SynopsisWhat happens when your enemy becomes your friend … with benefits? Red, White and Royal Blue meets The Magicians in this surprising, wildly original and joyously funny LGBTQ YA novel set in a magical boarding school. Tim Te Maro and Elliott Parker – classmates at Fox Glacier High School for the Magically Adept – have never gotten along. But when they both get dumped the day before the big egg-baby assignment, they reluctantly decide to ditch their exes and work together. When the two boys start to bond over their magically enchanted egg-baby, they realise that beneath their animosity is something like friendship … or physical attraction. Soon, a no-strings-attached hook-up seems like a good idea. Just for the duration of the assignment. After all, they don’t have feelings for each other … so what could possibly go wrong? From debut Kiwi author H.S. Valley, the latest winner of the Ampersand Prize, comes this gleefully addictive romantic comedy that’s perfect for fans of Rainbow Rowell and David Levithan. In a word – it’s magic.Trade Review'... As heartfelt as it is melodramatic. Tim, a Māori teen, is paired up with his nemesis, Elliott, to take care of an egg for a school project. Soon that tension turns from bickering to kissing. As the boys move from enemies to lovers, Tim has to find a way to deal with his self-esteem issues before it fractures their fledgling relationship. Sweet, invigorating and effervescent, like cold lemonade on a hot summer’s day.' – Alex Brown, NPR 'Sweet and sexy in equal measure,Tim Te Maro and the Subterranean Heartsick Blues explores all the confusion, messiness and joy that comes with queer first love.' – Erin Gough, author of Amelia Westlake '... Sex, sexuality, and its various realities — including anxiety, boundaries, and consent — are discussed openly and honestly, and the characters’ myriad relationship dramas are portrayed using good-humored dialogue. The racially diverse cast and the worldbuilding surrounding the magic system ... provide a unique backdrop for Kiwi author Valley’s witty and buoyant debut.' – Starred review, Publishers Weekly '... A fun, low-stakes (but high-investment) romp through the brains of lovelorn, hormone-driven teenagers, and the delightful array of queer people that populate their school and by proxy their world.' – Sam Brooks, TheSpinoff.co.nz 'A beautiful and sweet story about figuring out your bisexuality set at a magical boarding school, highly recommended for anyone who loves the combination of a cute queer story with some fantasy on the side!' – Annie's Reading Tips
£12.34
A&U Children's The Book of Spells and Secrets: Tashi Collection
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£999.99
A&U Children's The Book of Magical Mysteries: Tashi Collection 3
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£12.59
A&U Children's Pierre's Not There
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£9.49
Allen & Unwin The Bother with the Bonkillyknock Beast Miss
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£11.88
Tundra Books Shadows
Book SynopsisIt's almost a year since Gaby Winters watched her twin brother die. In the sunshine of a new town her body has healed, but her grief is raw and constant. It doesn't help that every night in her dreams she fights and kills hell-beasts. And then Rafa comes to town. Not only does he look exactly like the guy who's been appearing in Gaby's dreams, he tells her things about her brother and her life that cannot be true, things that are dangerous. Who is Rafa? Who are the Rephaim? And who is Gaby? The truth lies in the shadows of her nightmares.
£16.19
Tundra Books Haze: The Rephaim, Book 2
Book SynopsisGaby Winters' life used to be pretty normal. She lived with her best friend. She worked in a library. She was slowly getting over the death of her twin brother, Jude. And then Rafa came looking for her. With him, her blood-soaked nightmares stopped. But now they are reality. She is one of the Rephaim - a wingless half angel, descended from the Fallen. Demons exist and they are hunting her. She knows she's alive when she's meant to be dead. And that means maybe Jude is too. So why isn't she out there looking for him?
£16.19
Tundra Books Haze: The Rephaim, Book 2
Book SynopsisGaby Winters' life used to be pretty normal. She lived with her best friend. She worked in a library. She was slowly getting over the death of her twin brother, Jude. And then Rafa came looking for her. With him, her blood-soaked nightmares stopped. But now they are reality. She is one of the Rephaim - a wingless half angel, descended from the Fallen. Demons exist and they are hunting her. She knows she's alive when she's meant to be dead. And that means maybe Jude is too. So why isn't she out there looking for him?
£9.49
Tundra Books Under-the-bed Fred
Book SynopsisAn early chapter book series following the life of a plucky boy trying to make his way through everyday challenges-with his lovable, rambunctious under-the-bed monster, Fred!
£12.34
Tundra Books Shadows: The Rephaim, Book 1
Book SynopsisIt's almost a year since Gaby Winters watched her twin brother die. In the sunshine of a new town her body has healed, but her grief is raw and constant. It doesn't help that every night in her dreams she fights and kills hell-beasts. And then Rafa comes to town. Not only does he look exactly like the guy who's been appearing in Gaby's dreams, he tells her things about her brother and her life that cannot be true, things that are dangerous. Who is Rafa? Who are the Rephaim? And who is Gaby? The truth lies in the shadows of her nightmares.
£9.49
Tundra Books Shimmer: The Rephaim Book III
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£9.49
Tundra Books Burn: The Rephaim Book IV
Book SynopsisSuddenly, Gaby remembers everything.For a year she believed she was a backpacker chilling out in Pandanus Beach. Working at the library. Getting over the accident that killed her twin brother.Then Rafa came to find her and Gaby discovered her true identity as Gabe: one of the Rephaim. Over a hundred years old. Half angel, half human, all demon-smiting badass and hopelessly attracted to the infuriating Rafa.Now she knows who faked her memories, and how - and why it's all hurtling towards a massive showdown between the forces of heaven and hell.
£9.49
Nimbus Publishing (CN) King of Keji
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£12.35
Nimbus Publishing Ltd Cure for Wereduck: Book 2 of the Wereduck Series
Book SynopsisKate is an odd duck-literally. When the full moon arrives, the rest of her family turns into wolves, but she is a happy wereduck. Relatively happy, that is. Her family has been uprooted from the wilds of New Brunswick to a placid farming community in Ontario, thanks to a fellow werewolf, Marcus, selling them out to sleazy tabloid journalist Dirk Bragg. When Kate discovers her great-greatgrandmother''s recipe "A Cure for Werewolf," she can''t help but wonder?is it really possible? Could she one day resist the call of the moon? Could she be free from the constant threat of exposure? When Marcus''s abandoned werewolf son, John, books a desperate train journey back to New Brunswick at the full moon, the ancient recipe and its arcane ingredients are put to the test. Will Dirk Bragg finally corner Kate and John in their wereforms and expose them to the world, or will Cure for Werewolf keep them safe? A rare sequel that is as full of action and revelations as its predecessor, A Cure for Wereduck is imaginative, exciting, and peppered with Hackmatack Award nominated David Atkinson''s delightful humour.
£12.74
Nimbus Publishing Limited Wildflower
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£17.05
Nimbus Publishing Limited A Sure Cure for Witchcraft
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£13.33
Guernica Editions,Canada River
Book SynopsisRiver is the story of a fourteen-year-old girl who travels back in time, and across continents, encountering her maternal forbears when they were her age. From the Australian Outback, where she meets a young Aboriginal man, to racist, rigidly segregated South Africa during World War II, to the midst of a pogrom in Lithuania, and then all the way back to the Babylon of biblical times, Emily has deep encounters with the young women she meets, as well as with the history that shapes them -- and ultimately, the histories that have mysteriously and yet powerfully shaped her own soul.Trade Review"This surprising and moving book tells a poignant coming of age story while magically sailing along down the long flow of generations through the centuries. We see everything as in a Chagall painting: dark, romantic, wild, familiar yet strange, tinged with tragedy, yet buoyant and filled with grace. Beautifully written and imagined, River brings us face to face with the real and powerful meaning of family history." -- Amy Wilentz, author of Farewell, Fred Voodoo"River is a classic tale of longinga quest story that takes its young heroine on a magical journey backwards through time and across the globe. As young Emily tumbles mysteriously from one decade to the next, from Brooklyn to Melbourne, from South Africa to Lithuania, she meets a long line of strong female ancestors, and witnesses their trials and triumphs at moments that send their lives in astonishing and unpredictable directions. If you've ever wondered what your mother or grandmother or great-grandmother went through when she was young, this richly-imagined story travels the river of time to a past that shows us who we are now." -- Kate Manning, author of My Notorious Life"In the luminescent River, Shira Nayman brilliantly imagines a fourteen-year-old girl who is magically haunted and invigorated by the beautiful and brutal history of the world. Nayman takes the reader from contemporary Brooklyn to the Australian Outback to Biblical times, investigating what the history of a family truly means and how it endures. A breathtaking read." -- Jennifer Gilmore, author of the YA novel If Only
£15.15
Acorn Press Kira's Crossing
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£13.89
Acorn Press Mermaids of Prince Edward Island
£18.95
Nimbus Publishing Limited Mermaid Lullaby
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£11.17
Nimbus Publishing Limited Keepers of the Pact
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£12.30
