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The second title in a cosy crime puzzle series following the adventures of super-sleuth Ivy and her grandpa, Bearlock Holmes. When a dinosaur fossil disappears from Bearona's remote Jurassic Ridge, Ivy and Bearlock face their trickiest case yet. With 15 interactive puzzles woven through the story, readers can join the duo as they unravel a mystery inspired by real-world fossils, evolution and conservation.Featuring charming illustrations and a heartwarming cast, this series combines cosy mystery with STEM - perfect for curious young detectives. Also available: The Case of the Missing Flower (Ivy and Bearlock 1)"5+ readers with an interest in detective stories and nature will enjoy helping Ivy and her grandpa solve the case in this absorbing, beautifully designed puzzle book." - Guardian

The first title in an exciting new search-and-find series that blends history with fantasyCross the moat, pass through the gatehouse, and dodge flying arrows as you journey back in time on a search-and-find history adventure!Blaze the Dragon guides you through the fascinating world of medieval times—where lords, ladies, and even wizards roam. Discover how castles were built, how knights fought, and the secrets of magic and medicine.From the grand fortress of Dragon Castle to the bustling castle kitchens, the dark dungeon, and beyond the castle walls to noble hunting grounds, there are 12 illustrated scenes to search and 10 medieval characters to spot in every location.Written by a real castle steward and told by a real dragon, this book will spark curiosity in the youngest squires.

Learn to love veggies with Jamie Oliver! Packed with vegetables to touch and feel, and fun flaps to lift, this interactive board book makes exploring food an adventure from the very first bite.Every page of this sturdy board book is packed with sensory fun. Discover 20 new vegetables with textured skins for little fingers to touch and feel, then lift the flaps to see what's inside! Unearth a carrot, pop open a pea pod and reveal the layers of an onion . . . each new veggie brings a delicious surprise to explore.With simple first words to see and say, and interactive flaps, little cooks will learn about healthy food fun from the very first taste.Includes a healthy recipe from Jamie Oliver at the back!

As Jamie Oliver says in a note to grown-ups at the end of the board books in his new Little Food Library, getting kids excited about food and cooking from an early age will help them develop an essential life skill, making them more likely to be healthy and happy as they grow up.Let’s Make Burgers shows off the ingredients for scrumptious burgers, lettuce, tomato, beef mince and lentils, cheese, buns and ketchup. Lift the flaps to discover what to do with them – shred, slice. Scrunch, stack, splat. The recipe is there at the end too, perfect with summer approaching!Design and illustrations make each food item look good enough to eat, the flaps are a perfect size for little hands and these tasty little books are a great way to expand children’s vocabulary as well as their interest in cooking.

As Jamie Oliver says in a note to grown-ups at the end of the board books in his new Little Food Library, getting kids excited about food and cooking from an early age will help them develop an essential life skill, making them more likely to be healthy and happy as they grow up.Let’s Make Lollies shows off the delicious ingredients for berry lollies, sunshiney mangos, a bag of limes, ginger, banana, raspberries. Lift the flaps to discover what to do with them – chop, squeeze, grate, blitz. The recipe is there at the end too, yum yum!Design and illustrations make each food item look good enough to eat, the flaps are a perfect size for little hands and these tasty little books are a great way to expand children’s vocabulary as well as their interest in cooking.

Letters from the Witch follows five witches from across the globe as they prepare for showtime at the annual Big Witch Convention. Their work is interrupted, however, by gaggles of local children looking for help. How will the witches share their secrets, and will the children know if they're being tricked?Written in perky rhyming verse as a partner title to Letters from the North Pole, this delightfully spooky story includes ten pull-out paper props, featuring hand-written letters and spells straight from the witches' homes.