Personal and Social Issues

Zach wants to go home. His new house opposite the churchyard and his tiny village school are nothing like the London life he misses. Age: 7+

As Harry and Gran head home for supper, Daddy’s day is just getting started. Daddy is in London, working as a conductor on an overnight train headed for Penzance, while Harry and the rest of his family stay cozy in their seaside cottage. Age: 4+

A story of what it means to love and lose a friend, and to find reasons to go for a walk again. Age: 4+

You are strong. You are brave. You are so incredibly good. On an ordinary night in an ordinary house, a father's ordinary words do something extraordinary. Age: 2+

This warm and delightful picture book is the follow-up to the much-loved international best-seller, Amazing Grace. Age: 5+

What if your guide to the cosmos starts to lose his way? Fascinated by her grandad, a famous astronomer, a little girl could listen to his star stories for hours. Age: 3+

This is a warm, hopeful story about a family who sometimes needs to remind their grandmother a little more often than they used to about how much they care. Age: 6+

Nine-year-old Michael is coming from London to Trinidad to visit his grandmother, who is recovering from a difficult operation, and his ten-year-old cousin, Shayla. Age: 6+