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An enchanting original fairy tale about three princesses with hearts made of glass, written and illustrated by Costa and Carnegie winning Sally Gardener.

Gardner Sally: The Glass Heart

The Glass Heart

A new, hardcover edition of Errol Lloyd's enduring, classic tale of Carnival, originally published in 1978.

Nini at Carnival

Kid Classics

One-hundred-and-fifty years since it was published,&nbsp;Little Women&nbsp;still shows girls how to push gender boundaries and be true to themselves!&nbsp;Taking place during the Civil War, Louisa May Alcott’s renowned American novel finds the four March sisters—conventional Meg, unconventional Jo, shy Beth, and artistic Amy—and their mother, Marmee, home at Christmas, 1862, struggling with how to make ends meet while exercising their New England values of charity, honesty, and thrift. The sisters’ father, having lost his money in a bad loan, is away volunteering as a chaplain for the Union Army. Understood to be a semi-autobiographical novel, Alcott’s stand-in, Jo, finds her way as a writer and as a young woman in a society that expects women and girls to play specific roles. And through the short span of years that the novel encompasses, the sisters and their mother—wise, unselfish Marmee—stick together and help each other through setbacks and celebrate each other’s successes.&nbsp;

The Classic Edition Reimagined Just-for-Kids! (Kid Classic #6)

Little Women - Kid Classics

Bloomsbury Perspectives on Children's Literature

"An exploration of the serialization of children's classics by contemporary publishers, this book examines the impact of the practice to provide new ways of reading 20th-century British children's literature. Combining distant and close reading of series from Ladybird, Longman, Puffin and Walker Illustrated, it reveals how publishers' composition, abridgement and repackaging of individual works into series has transformed classic fiction into commercial products and complicated the concept of what is even considered a classic. Demonstrating how modern classics series are marked by variation, instability and a reductive homogeneity, Webster puts forward a critical approach for classifying classics in the face of contemporary publishing practices"--

An exploration of the serialization of children's classics by contemporary publishers, this book digs into the impact of the practice and provides new ways of reading the corpus of British children's literature from the 20th century. Amy Webster demonstrates how publishers select texts for their series, which texts they omit, which outliers are sometimes included and how a core group of works from the golden age of children's literature emerged. The text also examines how texts are abridged and transformed from publisher to publisher through close readings of The Wind in the Willows and Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland; and how the repackaging of works within a series highlight issues and choices tied to key paratextual elements. Analysing data through distant reading and close reading of series from Ladybird, Longman, Puffin and Walker Illustrated editions, this book sheds light on how modern classics series are marked by variation and instability but also a reductive homogeneity.
 
Through her use of quantitative and text-focused research, Webster reveals how commercial motivations have created a gulf between the canonical concepts of the classic and how the term functions as a marketing tool in British children’s publishing. With notions of what counts as a classic compromised and complicated, this book leads the call for a critical approach towards both the term ‘classic’ and to reading children’s classics that acknowledges how they are tied to the commercial enterprises of the children’s book business.

British Series from the 20th Century

Serialization, Commercialization and the Children’s Classics

HarperCollins Children’s Modern Classics

This beautiful HarperCollins Children's Modern Classicsedition is perfect for every bookshelf.

This beautiful HarperCollins Children’s Modern Classics edition is perfect for every bookshelf. It is the future. There is no war, no hunger, no pain, no want. Everything needed is provided. And each person has their profession carefully chosen by the Committee of Elders.Twelve-year-old Jonas never thought there was anything wrong with his world. Why would he? But from the moment he is selected as the Receiver of Memory Jonas discovers that their community is not what it seems. It is only with the help of the Giver that Jonas can find what has been lost. And it is only through his personal courage that Jonas can find the strength to do what is right . . .A forerunner of the dystopian genre, Lois Lowry’s Newbery Award-winning story of bravery and discovery has influenced countless writers and is now a major motion picture.Complete your library with HarperCollins Children’s Classics.

The Giver

A piercing and passionate retelling of a Welsh myth in which a faerie falls madly in love with a young farmer. When Salka, a faerie, falls in love with Owain, a human who fishes in her lake, they are married, and over time his farm prospers and he experiences nothing but good luck. But what haunts them both is her fateful prophecy that if he ever strikes her more than three times then she will disappear from his life forever. Owain is not a violent man, but as prejudice and suspicion breed, Owain finds himself wishing his beautiful wife was more ordinary and tried harder to fit in. Narrated in verse, through the eyes of various characters, this novella echoes The Taming of the Shrew, and is a rich and thought-provoking drama.

Lady of the Lake

Salka

This beautiful HarperCollins Children's Modern Classics edition is perfect for every bookshelf.

This beautiful HarperCollins Children's Modern Classics  edition is perfect for every bookshelf.

Street Child

Once Upon a Time in the Woods

Illustrated Story Collections

This heartwarming collection of fairy tales celebrates the power of hope, and gently encourages questions about what happiness really means. Meet a brave princess who brings happiness to her kingdom by forging her own path, two children on a quest to discover the meaning of happiness, and a magician's daughter who discovers the power of positivity. Beautifully illustrated throughout, these seven stories have been re-imagined to inspire a new generation of readers.

Forgotten Fairy Tales of Hope and Happiness

The Zephyr Collection, your child's library

A vibrant, illustrated story of dance, celebration, carnival and slavery, about a family understanding their past to change the future.

A vibrant, illustrated story of dance, celebration, carnival and slavery, about a family understanding their past to change the future.

Man-Man and the Tree of Memories

First Impressions

Craving adventure, seventeen-year-old Catherine Morland leaps at the opportunity to step into the dizzying world of British high society in the resort town of Bath. Adventure arrives in the form of handsome clergyman Henry Tilney, and the ominous promise of his family home: Northanger Abbey. But for romance to blossom, Catherine must find answers to her dark suspicious about the abbey and face that most terrifying of enemies: money-minded social climbers. Fall head over heels for First Impressions, Puffin Classics' boldly designed new YA Jane Austen collection. Like all the best romcoms, Austen's novels are full of meet-cutes, missed connections and drama; they are masterclasses in the lost arts of stolen glances and breath-taking gestures. With a stunning modern design and forewords from leading YA romance authors, this eye-catching six-book series is an open invitation to escape the brutal nonchalance of modern dating and embrace your inner romantic.

Northanger Abbey

When quiet, shy Verity eventually finds the courage to speak up, she discovers that standing on her own two feet can be amazing! Verity is a shy preschooler who is accommodating and quiet, and always does whatever others tell her. She picks up after her friends, has no say in games, and even plays second fiddle to a drooling baby at the doctor's office. After a typical week of quiet deference to everyone around her, Verity is miserable. But when she is overlooked at swimming class (her most favorite thing of all), Verity realizes something needs to change -- and she discovers within herself the courage to speak up. What she finds is that by speaking up in a polite, positive way, she can change her world for the better and find joy in asserting herself. Verity Finds Her Voice will help children who might be a little scared to speak up learn that not only is it okay to be assertive, but it can bring happiness, and that being a good friend to yourself is just as important as being a good friend to others.

Verity is a shy preschooler who always does whatever others tell her. She picks up after her friends, has no say in games, and even plays second fiddle to a drooling baby. But when she is overlooked at her beloved swimming class, Verity realises something needs to change — and discovers the courage to speak up.

Verity Finds Her Voice

Puffin Classics: the definitive collection of timeless stories, for every childRediscover the Puffin Classics collection and bring the best-loved classics to a new generation - including this charming edition of Anne of Windy Willows. Now a young woman and her romance with Gilbert Blythe beginning to flourish, Anne Shirley becomes Principal of Summerside High School. But Summerside is virtually ruled by the Pringle family, who don't want Anne at the school. It takes all of Anne's courage and tact, and the comfort she draws from the eccentric household at Windy Willows, to overcome local prejudice and confront the dreaded Pringles.

Puffin Classics: the definitive collection of timeless stories, for every child Rediscover the Puffin Classics collection and bring the best-loved classics to a new generation - including this charming edition of Anne of Windy Willows. Now a young woman and her romance with Gilbert Blythe beginning to flourish, Anne Shirley becomes Principal of Summerside High School. But Summerside is virtually ruled by the Pringle family, who don't want Anne at the school. It takes all of Anne's courage and tact, and the comfort she draws from the eccentric household at Windy Willows, to overcome local prejudice and confront the dreaded Pringles.

Anne of Windy Willows

The Glass Heart

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