Frog Finds Home
Sarah Hutchinson-Jarman
£12.99
SYNOPSIS
Frog Finds Home is a picture book in which a frog decides his home is too small so goes on an adventure to discover a new one. He explores different habitats, only to find problems with them all and soon returns back to his original home.
Chameleon’s Colour Quest
Sarah Hutchinson-Jarman
£5.99
SYNOPSIS
Chameleon’s Colour Quest sees a chameleon who is bored with all the brown of his home. He goes on an adventure to discover new colours and also finds a new emotion with each colour.
The Health Blogger’s Guide to Living Well
Caroline Matthews
£9.99
SYNOPSIS
Far from being your average ‘health book’, this title offers a bigger-picture stance on what it means to make informed lifestyle choices, and posits that balance, variety and moderation are the fundamental frameworks on which most of our behaviours should be based, if we are to successfully intersect the art of living well… with living fully!
The Art of Wellness Travel
Caroline Matthews
£9.99
SYNOPSIS
The Art of Wellness Travel delves into the burgeoning interplay that exists between holidays and wellness drawing specific attention to how wellness tourism is assuaging the growing societal need and desire for self-optimisation
In The Roots of an Old Beech Tree
Claire Davies
£8.99
SYNOPSIS
In The Roots of an Old Beech Tree is a whimsical rhyming picture book about friendship, belonging and listening to your heart as well as the rewards of being brave enough to take on adventure and face the unknown.
Bran White Raven
Stephen D. Ferrett
£12.99
SYNOPSIS
As ancient stories awaken and strange forces stir, the heroes must face their most dangerous challenge yet: a battle not of strength, but of trust, courage, and the power to resist a villain who doesn’t need magic to conquer everything.
Endingen Mole
Stephen D. Ferrett
£12.99
SYNOPSIS
Endingen Mole has always lived a quiet, solitary life – until a fallen cupboard reveals a hidden map and awakens memories long buried. With questions swirling and a sense of purpose stirring, he sets off on a journey aboveground, leaving behind the safety of his tunnels. Armed with a knapsack of treats and a growing sense of determination, Endingen ventures into a world filled with wonder and danger.
Crosswinds
Sue Whisstock
£6.50
SYNOPSIS
How can WW2 Wren, Ellen, refuse G.I. Grant’s offer of marriage and a fresh start in America as a fisherman’s wife? Across continents and generations, a mother and daughter struggle to resolve their pasts for the future of those they love.
Squadron Leader Kenneth George Price DFC
Alistair Price
£10.95
SYNOPSIS
The book takes the reader through his life and when he joined the RAF in 1938. His 58 trips in bomber command and being shot down in July 1943. His time in Stalag Luft 3 and his part in the Great Escape in March 1944.
The Secret Life of Crohn’s: Growing Up with a Hidden Disease
Michael Morgan
£12.99
SYNOPSIS
In this unreserved account, Michael shares his journey of growing up with Crohn’s Disease. From its early onset at the age of ten, he takes us through the challenges faced during primary school, the complexities of navigating adolescence with an easily misunderstood and sometimes embarrassing condition, and how he ultimately found liberation through the much-feared ostomy bag. Most symptoms and side effects of inflammatory bowel disease are explicit, this book announces that the true struggle for young people with IBD is in the mind.
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