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Rummikub is well packaged in a sturdy attractive box. It has won Best Selling Game, and Game of the Year, five times and is suitable for 2-4 players aged 7...

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Katrina McKelvey. Illustrations Prue Pittock.

Isla’s Family Tree is a quirky little story about getting ready for the addition of a new baby in a home where the number one child is the centre of...

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Laura Ellen Anderson

I Don’t Want to be Quiet! is the perfect book to totally enjoy with small people who love, love, love to make HUGE amounts of noise whenever possible, whether it...

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Pass the Pen is a drawing game suitable for children, (aged 8 and up) and adults. It is in a colourful strong box which has good visual appeal. The beauty...

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Libby Hathorn and Lisa Hathorn-Jarman. Illustration's Mel Pearce.

Be careful, very careful what you ask for, because sometimes it may happen when eventually Mummy and Daddy get very, very tired of you saying No! Never! every time they...

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More than forty years after the Rubik’s Cube, a simple, or what appeared to be simple, puzzle cube took the world by storm, back in the days before computers were...

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Laura James. Illustrator Emily Fox.

Fabio, and his trusty sidekick Gilbert, are back in what is perhaps their most scary adventure yet, as they take on the very dark side of trickery and believe it...

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Mark Kurlansky

What happens when those pesky bugs, beetles and hardworking bees simply vanish, or become less than before? What difference do they make to the environment and more importantly what overarching...

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Chris Priestley

Chris Priestley and the gang from Maudlin Towers are back in their latest lot of mayhem, Attack of the Meteor Monsters, as they try to decided just what has happened,...

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Kate Simpson, illustrated by Jess Racklyeft

There is not a lot written about the many women who went to war, particularly those who went to World War 1, during a time in society when women were...

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Caryl Hart. Illustrations Bethan Woollvin

What better way to take journey into space than to put on your space suit, jump into your rocket and set off to Meet the Planets one by one then...

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Devon Sillett. Illustrations Melissa Johns.

Everyone has yucky days, sometimes right from the minute you get up, and nothing, but nothing, seems to be right. When Tabitha wakes up and nothing seems to feel right...