Olivia's lost her favorite toy, and she's not happy. She shouts at Ian and baby William, she cries, and she stomps, all to no avail. Then, one dark and stormy night, Olivia hears a noise. She creeps bravely into her bedroom, and sees a huge menacing shadow on the wall. Who is this monster, and what's that hanging from his jaws?

Olivia is a gorgeous little pig who likes to dress up, sing songs, dance, think, snooze and is even quite good at building sandcastles. At the end of the day, when she snuggles up in bed and her mother reads her a story (or three), Olivia feels very full of love. Ages 3+.

Olivia has decided to form a band: a one-pig band, to be exact. Olivia is capable of making enough noise to sound like an entire orchestra... This book features gatefold flaps, fireworks, experiments with lipstick and a cross mummy.

The charming, energetic little pig, is back in a sequel to Olivia . What did you do over the holidays? her teacher asks the class. And off goes Olivia into a fantasy world of lions, tigers, scooters and clowns as she recounts how she - and she alone - saved the circus!

For children from 18 months, this board book features piglet Olivia as she shows young readers in her own special style how to count. She takes us from one ball to seven accessories through to ten Olivias.

The award-winning pig is back - just in time for Christmas.

For children from 18 months, this board book features piglet Olivia as she changes her mind about everything from clothes to direction, showing young readers all about opposites. Olivia is up, then down; she's quiet, then loud; she's plain, then fancy.

Jack Dodger has survived London's streets to become the owner of an exclusive gentleman's club and one of the wealthiest men in England. But when the late Duke of Lovingdon mysteriously makes him guardian of his 4 year old heir, Dodger is thrown together with Olivia, the boy's mother, who wants to be rid of him as soon as possible.

Jack Maggs, raised and deported as a criminal, has returned from Australia in secret and at great risk. What does he want after all these years, and why is he so interested in the comings and goings at a plush town-house in Great Queen Street?

Only, in 1811, the nineteen-year-old Viscount Turner - eldest brother of Miranda's closest friend - had kissed the hand of an awkward ten-year-old girl and promised her that one day she'd be as beautiful as she was smart. Now, eight years later, Miranda is a woman grown, and Turner an embittered widower. But she has never stopped loving Turner.

Nathan and Tom are an uncle and nephew double-act - one in remission from lung cancer, divorced, and estranged from his only daughter, the other hiding away from his once-promising academic career. Matters change when Lucy, a little girl who refuses to speak, comes into their lives...

Enter the world of the Clique - where the only thing harder than getting in is staying in.

Enter the world of the Clique - where the only thing harder than getting in is staying in.

A brilliant, stand-alone novel from a 'superb thriller writer on great form' [Time Out]