When a dormouse sets out to find a safe place to spend the winter it is the start of a dangerous journey. This multi-level reading programme helps children developing their reading skills and general knowledge.

One of a series of non-fiction picture books about the real world, all written from a personal viewpoint, and all designed to encourage children to think, feel and imagine as they learn. This book takes hens as its subject.

Featuring DK photographs combined with illustrations and age-appropriate stories, this title offers a multi-level reading programme to capture children's interest while developing their reading skills and general knowledge.

Brightly illustrated, fun, phonics stories by top authors and illustrators

This wonderful book about wolves covers a wide range of topics. Follow the story of a wolf pack and how they stick together to live and hunt. Learn about the amazing skills that the grey wolf has to survive, from its sharp senses and amazing memory, to it's ferocious ability to hunt and kill. And find out more about how wolves communicate with one another and look after their pups. For real wolf .

Some of our best-loved fairy tales, simply retold by top authors and illustrators.

Featuring photographs combine with illustrations and age-appropriate stories, this title offers multi-level reading programme to capture children's interest while developing their reading skills and general knowledge.

Chief Thunderstruck is in big, big trouble. He's trapped in a cave by a vicious polar bear, and time is running out before he's going to be the bear's breakfast. But when help finally arrives, it comes from the most unlikely of places

Rip-roaring tales of historical adventure.

Princess PJ is a series of four books for Band 8 of the Start Reading programme.

Princess PJ is a series of four books for Band 8 of the Start Reading programme.

Featuring a fresh look with different covers, new TreeTops logo, this title contains parental notes on inside back cover and teaching materials.

Princess PJ is a series of four books for Band 8 of the Start Reading programme.

Covers a range of genres from adventure, humour and fairy tale to fantasy, mystery and science fiction. This series takes young independent readers into 'real books' and gives them the confidence to tackle texts with a longer extent.

Two gripplingly ghostly stories, 'Snapper Bites Back' and 'Thunder and Lightning'.

One dawn, a fiery comet appears over the city. The Great Emperor Montezuma commands Chantico's uncle, the soothsayer, Ahcambal, to explain the meaning of it. When Ahcambal cannot come up with an answer, he is thrown into prison to be executed. What can Chantico do to save his uncle? Luckily, Chantico is not an ordinary boy - he has the gift of second sight. He uses his own skills to come up with .

Quagmire Castle is the much-loved, but totally dilapidated, home to a motley cast of humans and ghosts. When it comes to saving the castle from demolition at the hands of the gruesome bank manager, Gordon Grabbit, Aunt Tabitha's solution is to start knitting.

Albert's new pet, Rocky the raccoon, can't resist interfering with anything mechanical. He turns the toaster into a spaghetti machine, and the washing-machine into a scrambled-egg maker. Albert's parents are not impressed - the raccoon must go! Then Albert smuggles Rocky into his father's sweet factory - on the very day Mr Caramel Chew, owner of the world's largest chain of sweetshops, is coming .

Princess Jules is determined to find the prince that will truly make her happy ever after. Prince after prince come to win her heart but none of them are good enough. How will she ever find a real prince?

Eat one of Stanley Slob's stuff-it-in specials and you can't stop doing really silly things. It's up to the Crook Catchers to capture the criminal before he persuades the Queen to try one.