A Jacqueline Wilson Diary for 2009. It provides space for birthdays, holidays, your timetable and your friends' phone numbers - and room to record your favourite things, wishes and worries, and various things about your family.

Snap is every child's much-loved first card game. Suitable for young children, this work contains cards that feature illustrations of children's favourite subjects - characters from fairytales including the Three Little Pigs and Cinderella .

Allowing you to store information, this diary helps you fill in your classes and homework, your friends' numbers and birthdays, parties, exams and more. It also allows you to keep a track of all your secret wishes and worries.

A height chart with stickers and photo insert 'windows'. It includes a sheet of stickers which means different siblings can keep track of how tall they at a given time, as well as marking milestones such as starting nursery or school.

Every child loves playing traditional card games such as Snap. Suitable for young children, this work contains cards that are illustrated with the author's hand-made model characters and features everyday objects such as apples and balloons.

Presents a diary which includes space for addresses and phone numbers, school timetables, resolutions and secrets and much more. This work contains illustrations from the bestselling books and also includes fun quotes.

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Snap is an easy and fun game which is a great way for young children to develop important matching and reading skills. This title includes several colourful cards. Match as many pirate and fairy characters as you can to win the game.

A record book for young children that features Chimp and Zee, who are monkeying about - keeping a new big brother or sister company in the period before and after mummy has a new baby. It includes space to draw pictures, stick in photos and tell stories.

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A book of certificates that encourages boys and girls to achieve a variety of fun challenges. The certificates can be artistic, physical, emotional or just plain silly, but achieving them will give the child a sense of pride and confidence in their ability, while creating valuable fun-filled time together for parent and child.

Felicity is busy being the best friend she can be to everyone she meets, but she doesn't realise that her best friends, Holly, Polly and Daisy, are feeling a little left out. What can Felicity do to make it up to them?