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Mr Darcy is a rather reserved, gentle duck. He likes to tip his hat and say, 'good morning'. Mr Darcy would never want to bother anybody. His life is a little lonely until he discovers that it's okay to let his friends know he needs some help. Alex Field's great love of Jane Austen's Mr Darcy from 'Pride and Prejudice' inspired her to create Mr Darcy. Mr Darcy has all the great qualities of a gentle English aristocrat. Peter Carnavas has created a gorgeous new look for the well-loved and much admired Mr Darcy.

Mr Darcy loves making his famous Christmas pudding. But what happens when Mr Collins drops by unexpectedly?

Mr Darcy absolutely loves Christmas. A roaring fire, falling snow, hot chocolate, solitude. But when Mr Collins drops by, Mr Darcy's peaceful Christmas is soon ruined.

It's Christmas Eve, and Santa finds many treats left for him while delivering presents throughout the world. But as Santa keeps eating, his belt gets a bit tighter. Will he fit down the chimney?

A little mermaid must say goodbye to her sea legs if she is to be with her prince. A new twist on a classic fairy tale.

Mr. Darcy is a rather reserved and gentle duck, with all the qualities of an English aristocrat. He likes to tip his hat and say "Good Morning" and he would never want to bother anybody. He lives alone on the edge of Pemberley Park and keeps himself to himself. Unfortunately, his life is a little lonely. One day, he receives an invitation from Lizzie and her sisters for tea but declines. He would never go to the ordinary park where they live. Over the next few days, certain events change Mr. Darcy and he realizes that it's okay to let his friends know he needs some help and perhaps it's rather nice to be loved after all. A delightful introduction to some of Jane Austen's most famous characters with stunning watercolors from award-winning illustrator Peter Carnavas.

With a furrowed brow, Mr. Darcy waddled around his garden. Mr. Darcy enjoyed waddling: but dancing? Mr. Darcy dreads the first sign of spring. Flowers blooming means only one thing--dancing season, and Mr. Darcy simply cannot dance. What does it take for a proud duck to use his dancing feet? Can Lizzy convince Mr. Darcy to take a turn around the maypole? This delightful introduction to some of Jane Austen's infamous characters includes stunning watercolors from award-winning illustrator Peter Carnavas.

Mr Darcy dreads the first sign of spring. Flowers blooming means only one thing – dancing season, and Mr Darcy simply cannot dance. Can Lizzy convince Mr Darcy to take a turn around the maypole?

My name is Ava Spark, and I probably speak in a different way to you. Come and join me and my friends as we welcome the super awesome new girl Liv to our school. Are you ready? Because I am and I'm here! #sparkaconversation. 'A real feel-good story that beautifully captures the power of friendship.' Danielle Brown, 2 x Paralympic gold medallist, speaker, inclusion champion, award-winning author