Simon Mitchell 
Great Stinkathlon: Aussie Bites [EPUB ebook] 
Aussie Bites

"Romances of the Old Town of Edinburgh" by Alexander Leighton is a captivating work of historical fiction set in the historic Old Town of Edinburgh. The book explores the rich Scottish …

A novel for teenagers about Alaw Gobaith, who is grieving for her father and feels that everything and everybody is against her. She suffers from PMDD (premenstrual dysphoric disorder) and tries to …

Nominated for the Carnegie Medal for Writing ”A vivid and powerful story … Another tour de force by Alex Wheatle, a truly gifted storyteller” David Olusoga Kemosha and her brother have lived thei …

Cordelia has been crowned the Raven Queen. But with new power comes new danger. The unmissable sequel to The Raven Heir and conclusion to the epic middle-grade fantasy series perfect for fans of Abi …

"The Cruise of the ‘Alerte’: The Narrative Of a Search For Treasure On The Desert Island Of Trinidad" by E. F. Knight is a captivating narrative non-fiction adventure that recounts an …

When Tony the cat returns to London, he finds his neighbours are hostile, and his new territory is hard to come by. To make matters worse, he is unknowingly caught up in a big conspiracy. But curio …

Bobby lived in a grey world. Full of grey people, leading grey lives. On the outside Bobby looked like a grey person too, but he was hiding something. One day, Bobby’s mum took him to the pantomime …

Timmy has a wild imagination. One boring Sunday he decides to have a look inside the strange forest on the other side of the road. He can see eyes blinking at him through the bushes. When he gets …

The sun hung low in the cloudless blue sky. Itchy’s ears twitched as he nervously stomped his feet and sniffed the air.“Easy boy, I smell it.” Livy stroked her horse’s neck and stared at the ridge to …

This book is verse one from the “Sock Monkey Train Song” written by Todd “TRain” Brandt and Scott Fagan, and illustrated by Shari Brandt. We have illustrated this song to share happiness through …