Kevin Payne

The perfect read for fans of I Want My Hat Back and Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus!Mole is struggling to find the perfect hat. After trying on big, spooky, and silly hats, Mole ends up creating the perfect hat for himself. Full of creativity and bright illustrations, this picture book is a charming and engaging read.Pick up I Want a Hat if you are looking for:A classic read for ages 3 and upA book for the classroom or bedtime

A day in the life of a little girl whose mother is a superhero in her eyes. With a toddler's take on her mommy's heroic job, the little one shares her views on everything from taking naps to taking baths to rolling on the fl oor with her two four-legged furry besties. A sweet book about the love shared in this family of three.

Welcome to the Mad Market You'll never believe what we've got for sale A fun rhyming book featuring all the types of cucumbers you never knew existed. All fresh today Includes activity pages at the end of the book for children to create their own doodles and poems.

Rochester is riddled with tales of phantom monks, eerie tunnels, romantic spirits, dark apparitions, and ancient history, but pick up any book pertaining to ghostlore and you will find only a handful of tales from Rochester, which has become a much ignored haven of spiritual activity. Now, however, comes a unique volume which proves that Rochester is in fact one of the most haunted places in Kent. Its High Street alone harbours over forty ghost stories, whilst its surrounding schools, houses and pubs are home to many obscure spectres. The atmosphere described by Charles Dickens many years ago can now be seen in a more chilling light, so read on to discover the ghosts of Rochester’s past.