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A spooky story from the Nightmare Club series by Annie Graves

A hilarious take on the unfunny subject of cancer; this book brings one of modern life's most prevalent illnesses into the light and gives it a human face.

An Iraq war veteran, a young Iraqi-American man, and a supreme love of John Coltrane. An unlikely friendship brings together the disparate worlds of modern America and traditional Islam.

An illustrated romp of a story about a disastrous superhero family by Kevin Stevens and illustrated by Sheena Dempsey - companion novel to the bestselling The Powers!

An anthology of short stories and poems from Ireland's leading children's writers, including Roddy Doyle, John Connolly and Siobhan Parkinson, edited by Eoin Colfer illustrated by world-renowned artist PJ Lynch.

Dystopian fiction meets classic adventure in this tale of twin brothers travelling to forbidden islands in search of gold.

Illustrated novel for age 8+ about a young girl's fantastical travels through English history.

An intriguing murder mystery set in an imaginary world, peopled by vampires, dimorphs, luchrupans and the odd - very odd - Salmon Farsade, an orphan with the ability to read auras.

More hilarity from the feisty Prim in the third installment of the Primrose Leary trilogy from the multi-awarding author of Tangleweed and Brine.

A series of four stories for young children with beautiful illustrations, ideal for bedtime reading.

Four short stories about the adventures of a young girl, perfect for bedtime reading.

Celtic mythology with a modern twist.

Meet the Powers: the not-so-super superheroes. Despite their amazing talents, the Powers are not very good at controlling them ...

Wizzo, who's learning to be a wizard, is really ace at broom-surfing. He meets the dragon-girl Dradru in the magic forest, and together they go whizzing and zooming about - and swoop their way right into an exciting adventure. If only the Big Bad Wolf wasn't around -

Thrilling and exciting, Pacific Giants is the third book in the Cryptid Files series.

Can you solve the History Mystery?

The second book in the Cryptid Files series sees Vanessa travel to Mexico with her friend Nikki. There, she explores the mystery of the Chupacabra or Mexican Devil.

A brilliant fantasy debut for young adults, sparkling with all the wonderful strangeness of Alice in Wonderland, but in a world all its own.

Valentina, the president's daughter, ventures out of the protected Citadel for the first time with her friends Damian and Pippa. Outside the Green Zone, the island is teeming with refugees who have fled their homes because of flood or fire. What responsibility does Val have to these people? And will she survive the Badlands?

A cross-border exchange brings together Derry teenager Aimee and Dubliner Caoimhe (and her totally hot brother) for a weekend they'll never forget.

Unpuzzle this: What do you get when you mix a rescue mission, a fifty-year-old motorbike, an eleven-year-old boy and his weird, witchy grandma?

Welcome to the Nightmare Club's Halloween Sleepover. You might not last till morning.

Mik flees a living nightmare, hoping his journey will lead him home.

When Milena befriends the cow she finds in her bathtub, she has no idea what she's getting herself in for. Semi-Skimmed Tetra Pak - Skimmy to her friends - longs to be crowned the most beautiful cow in the meadow at the Cow Belle Beauty Queen pageant. And Milena has her work cut out to get her prepared...

Moving from a harsh Belfast housing estate to the glamour of the showjumping ring, Taking Flight is a fast-paced story full of conflict, jealousy and courage.

Kevin Stevens's pacy debut as a writer for young adults is a tense and gritty story of home values threatened by street culture, with the menace of gang violence never far away.

Konrad Bantelmann is no expert when it comes to divorce. But Fridz is all too familiar with it. For some time now Konrad has successfully avoided problems in general and girls in particular, but by a stroke of misfortune he somehow plants in Fridz's mind the idea of seeking revenge on her father's girlfriend, and is dragged into this red-headed girl's crusade of vengeance. And their secret weapon? Nothing other than an extraordinarily large rabbit. Funny, warm, and full of witty observations on family life, this is the story of Fridz and Konrad's madcap schemes and their new-found friendship.

White lies can cover up some of the darkest secrets.

Imagine a boy living alone in a large old house with only a bicycle for company and weekly visits from his great-aunt, who lives mostly on salt-baked dachshund. It's a crazy set-up for a very imaginative adventure story with elements of quirky fantasy.