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  Lola and Larch Save the Sunshine...

  Sinéad O'Hart

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  Lola can't believe her luck. The rabbit she's rescued in the forest is actually a rebellious fairy in disguise! But Lola's new friend Larch has trouble on her tail... Filled with fun, friendship, family and naughty fairies, this beautifully illustrated series is perfect for young readers.
  
  Evil Euphorbia Spurge has sent bad magic across the forest and it's turning all the plants wild! Lola's granny is thrilled because her garden is looking lush, but Larch is sure she saw a courgette wave and smile at her - and they're not supposed to do that, are they? It's time for Lola and Larch to head into the forest and grapple with a green-fingered fiend!
  
  
  Have you read Lola and Larch's other adventures? Look out for Lola and Larch Fix a Fairy Forest and Lola and Larch and the Snow Witch Switch.

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  The One Who Waits

  Ray Bradbury

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  The One Who Waits by Ray Bradbury 
  Ray Bradbury (1920-2012) was a renowned American author and screenwriter, celebrated for his profound impact on the genres of science fiction and fantasy. Born in Waukegan, Illinois, he began writing at a young age, publishing his first short story at 18 and dedicating his life to storytelling. Best known for his novel "Fahrenheit 451," a dystopian tale highlighting censorship and the loss of individualism, Bradbury's work often explored the intersection of technology and humanity. 
  His vivid imagination brought to life a multitude of short stories, notably in “The Martian Chronicles,” which depicted human colonization on Mars, and "Something Wicked This Way Comes," a dark exploration of fear and morality. Bradbury's lyrical prose and philosophical depth earned him numerous accolades. An ardent advocate for libraries and reading, he emphasized the importance of literature in shaping society. Bradbury’s legacy continues to inspire writers and readers around the globe, solidifying his status as a literary giant. 

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  The Quantum Jump - Exploring the...

  Robert Wicks

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  The Quantum Jump by Robert Wicks - Captain Brandon was a pioneer. He explored the far reaches of space and reported back on how things were out there. So it was pretty disquieting to find out that the “far reaches of space” knew more about what went on at home than he did. 
  BRANDON was looking at the Milky Way. Through his perma-glas canopy, he could see it trailing across the black velvet of space like a white bridal veil. Below his SC9B scout-ship stretched the red dust deserts of Sirius Three illuminated by the thin light of two ice moons. He looked at the Milky Way. 
  He looked at it as a man looks at a flickering fireplace and thinks of other things. He thought of the sun, 52 trillion miles away, a pinpoint of light lost in the dazzle of the Milky Way—the Earth a speck of dust in orbit just as this planet was to its master, Sirius. 
  Nine light years away. Of course, thirteen years had passed on Earth since they had left, because the trip took four years by RT—relative time. But even four years is a long time to be shut up in Astro One with five other men, especially when one of them was the imperious Colonel Towers. 
  “A quantum jump—that’s the way to beat the Reds,” the colonel had said a thousand times. His well-worn expression had nothing to do with quantum mechanics—the actual change in atomic configuration due to the application of sufficient energy. Rather, it was a slang expression referring to a major advance in inter-planetary travel due to a maximum scientific and technological effort. 
  “Let ’em have Mars and Venus,” the colonel would say—“Let ’em have the whole damn Solar System! We’ll make a quantum jump—leap-frog ahead of ’em. We’ll be the first men to set foot on a planet of another solar system.”

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  Fairy Tales from Around the...

  Natasha Verdi

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  This is a selection of fairy tales for kid's. Classic fairy tales and story from the world. A selection of stories that are short and sweet and should appeal to children. You’ll find some of the classic fairy tales and fables here. This is where frogs chat to princesses, wolves huff and puff, and gingerbread men run away.  
  Welcome to the world of fairy tales. These fables and fairy tale characters have been collected from different cultures, and you will always find something new for the kids, including the ubiquitous king, prince and princess fairy tales. 
  Collection of fairy tales from Around the World compiled by Natasha Verdi for kid's. 
  Content: 1. The Six Swans; 2. The 12 Dancing Princesses; 3. Four Aesop Fables; 4. Aladdin; 5. Alibaba and the Forty Theives; 6. Androcles; 7. Baba Yaga; 8. Benjamin Bunny; 9. The Blind Man's Daughter; 10. The Cat's Elopement; 11. Cinderella; 12. Dick Whittington and His Cat; 13. Dinosaurs and Bump; 14. The Duck And the Kangeroo; 15. The Elephant's Child; 16. The Elves and the Shoemaker; 17. The Emperor's New Clothes; 18. Fairies; 19. The Flying Trunk by Hans Christian Andersen; 20. The Frog Prince; 21. The Golden Fish; 22. The Golden Goose; 23. Goldilocks and the Three Bears; 24. Hansel and Gretel; 25. The Happy Prince; 26. The Hare and the Tortoise; 27. Jack and the Beanstalk; 28. Kissa The Cat; 29. Lazy Jack.

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  Bo and the Community Garden

  Elliott Smith

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  Bo and his friends are working on a community garden at school. But what if they can't agree on what to plant? See what they decide as Bo learns about the benefits of the garden.
  Bo’s life is always buzzing. And not just because he lives upstairs from The Buzz, a barbershop. Young readers will love following Bo’s daily life and adventures in these early chapter books.
  
  Read Woke™ Books are created in partnership with Cicely Lewis, the Read Woke librarian, to reflect the diversity of our world.

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  Let's Go to the Library

  Rebecca Grazulis

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  Grab your library card and let's go! Join Rachel the librarian as she explores all the library has to offer–books, magazines, archives, and more!

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