Although Lola agrees with her brother that it would be useful to learn how to write, read and count, she can't go to school because her invisible friend's too nervous to go.

When Dan finds himself locked inside a museum after closing hours, he discovers a world or art he'd never dreamed possible. An angel steps out of a painting and takes him on an exploratory tour of the great masterpieces, explaining the symbolism of each painting.

Meet Clarice Bean. All she wants is her own room.

Herb has to think fast to outwit two very unsavoury wolves that escape from his bedtime story to gobble him up. He enlists the help of the Fairy Godmother with disastrous but hilarious results.

Lola is extremely very excited because the school photographer is coming and it is Lola's first ever school photo! Lola is completely sure that she can stay tidy and clean for one whole day - but she has so much fun playing in the playground, splashing in the water tray and finger-painting that soon she isn't tidy or clean at all.

Lola has a cold and is feeling really ever so not well. So her big brother, Charlie, thinks of all sorts of ideas to try to cheer Lola up. He brings her pink milk and biscuits, sings her a special song, plays her best smiley jigsaw puzzle and even takes her on a cloud-hopping adventure. Soon Lola's feeling much, much better.

Pippi Longstocking is funny and feisty. This edition of the original Pippi Longstocking story celebrates Pippi's 50th anniversary in the UK.

Things you can't explain. Like Why isn't 'you' spelt u? And why opening your mouth can get you into some very big trouble.

Things you can't explain. Like Why isn't 'you' spelt u? And why opening your mouth can get you into some very big trouble.

Lola is very excited because it's going to snow. She says, 'Snow is my favorite and my best.' But when the snow melts, can Charlie persuade Lola that it wouldn't be quite so extremely special if it snowed every day?

When Charlie brings a rocket home from school, which is the best thing he has ever made, he warns Lola not to touch it, as it is extremely breakable. But, this is a challenge Lola just can't resist!

A marvellous follow-up to the super-savvy picture books that first launched Clarice into prize-winning orbit, this full-length novel revisits Clarice's wacky family.

Hubert Horatio's parents are frightfully, frightfully rich and enjoy spending money. They enjoy it so much, soon they will have spent it all! Hubert Horatio, or H for short, is a genius at almost absolutely everything. It's now up to Hubert Horatio, the genius son, to sort out the mess his parents make, when they fritter away the family fortune.

Charlie's little sister Lola likes to stay up late, 'I am not sleepy and I will not go to bed.' she says. Charlie tries everything to get Lola to go to bed ...

Contains the tale of a prince, a princess, perfect politeness, pages of love and a peculiarly hard pea. This picture book explores the tale of the down-to-earth princess through a mix of artwork and photography to create a fairy tale.

This is the second stunningly original book by Lauren Child about Herb - star of Beware the Storybook Wolves. Lauren's texts are great fun, her artwork is unique. The reader will be amazed as, this time, Herb is trapped inside his storybook. A modern masterpiece. ALSO AVAILABLE AS A BOOK-AND-TAPE PACK

The feisty Clarice Bean is back tackling 'the environment' in her own inimitable fashion. From trees and planets and holes in the sky, to litter bugs and eco warriors, Clarice Bean has something to say.

Charlie and Lola, first seen in I Will Not Ever NEVER Eat a Tomato, are set to be stars of the screen and page. A major animation acquisition for the BBC and first airing on prime time children's TV in October 2005, Charlie and Lola are set for superstardom! Lola loves dogs. So when Charlie takes Lola and her friend Lotta to the park with his friend Marv and Marv's dog Sizzles, Lola is thrilled. .

A 10th birthday edition of this hilarious book about Clarice Bean and her Uncle Ted. When Uncle Ted babysits, all sorts of trouble and adventure are bound to break loose. Ages 5-8.

There are many foods which Lola doesn't like, so one day Charlie decides to play a trick on her...