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Mummy makes every day special, so it's about time she had her own perfect day full of all her favourite things.Mummy makes us happy even when it's hard to do, wouldn't it be wonderful to make her happy too?This brother and sister know exactly what Mum loves: her favourite foods, flowers, and pictures painted by them. They arrange it all for Mummy's special day, but nothing seems to go to plan. Luckily, the thing Mummy enjoys best is spending time with her little ones.A heartwarming story, perfect to snuggle up with on Mothers Day, a birthday, or any special day at all!

Bitterthorn, a captivating novel by Kat Dunn, is a must-read for all book lovers. Published in 2023 by the renowned ANDERSEN PRESS, this book takes you on a journey that is as intriguing as it is exciting. As a work of fiction, Bitterthorn stands out in its genre, thanks to the unique storytelling style of Kat Dunn. The narrative is so engaging that it keeps you hooked from the first page to the last. The characters are well-developed, and the plot is full of unexpected twists and turns. The author, Kat Dunn, has done an exceptional job in creating a world that is both fascinating and believable. Despite being published in 2023, Bitterthorn feels timeless, and its appeal is universal. The book is a testament to the creative genius of Kat Dunn and the publishing prowess of ANDERSEN PRESS. If you are looking for a book that is both entertaining and thought-provoking, Bitterthorn is the perfect choice.

The fascinating true story of the inspiring writer Arthur Conan Doyle, and how he created the world's most famous detective, Sherlock Holmes, is brought to life for children by multi-award winning author Linda Bailey. How is a writer made? How is a legend created? After a troubled childhood, Arthur's only comfort is using his extraordinary imagination to write fantastic stories. He creates Sherlock Holmes, a genius detective. At first his stories are rejected, but Arthur is persistent and eventually the public take notice. It isn't long until Sherlock Holmes makes Arthur one of the most famous authors in the world - but what happens when Arthur tries to kill off his hero?

A story of building bridges, not barriers, respect, not resentment and of finding friendship, not fear

The Bloods are in control and they're desperate to turn Britain into the world they want to see: right, white, Christian supremist. Anyone who they call abnormal is a target. Amidst the chaos of civil war the country is on the move as small militia groups fight each other and a sea of refugees escapes the cities and the pursuing Bloods. When her home is destroyed in a bombing raid, Marti must strike out on a mission of her own - to save her father and get his vital software into the right hands. But Marti is mixed race and trans and has her young brother in tow. Crossing into enemy territory could prove suicidal. Yet Marti's enemies haven't reckoned with her indomitable will to survive - and the gun she carries, which has three bullets . . .