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Graves A: The Weird Blood Bank

The Weird Blood Bank

Introduce a new generation to Oscar Wilde's classic children's tales with this stunningly illustrated luxury gift edition - a must-have for young readers this Christmas.Oscar Wilde has enchanted readers young and old alike for over a hundred years. In 1888, he published a collection of bedtime stories for children. This beautiful collection contains six of these classic tales: 'The Selfish Giant', 'The Happy Prince', 'The Devoted Friend', 'The Nightingale &amp; the Rose', 'The Remarkable Rocket' and 'The Young King'.For the first time, these beloved stories from the great Irish queer author are being published in a major new edition by an Irish publisher. With high-quality paper, a linen-effect cover, gold foil details, a ribbon bookmark and classic binding touches, this keepsake hardback edition, printed and bound in Italy, is crafted to be treasured and shared.Feeling both classic and fresh, timeless and modern, Lauren O'Hara's delicate, rich colour illustrations bring this cornerstone of children's literature to life for readers of all ages.

Oscar Wilde's Stories for Children

The Poisoned King

From the author of the Costa Award-winning Asha
 &amp; the Spirit Bird comes a stunning new historical
 adventure …
 '[An] absorbing, atmospheric 8+ historical adventure'
 THE GUARDIAN
 Naeli loves her life in Hyderabad, India, yet she yearns to find
 her English father, who left when she was little. When a mysterious
 ticket arrives from England, Naeli abandons her familiar world
 to track him down.
 Armed only with her father’s name and cherished violin,
 she embarks on a bold adventure through Victorian London and beyond
 ...
 <ul>
 <li>A stunning new novel by bestselling author Jasbinder
 Bilan; author of Asha &amp; the Spirit Bird, Tamarind
 &amp; the Star of Ishta and Aarti &amp;
 the Blue Gods</li>
 <li>A gothic historical tale of family, music and mystery</li>

 <li>Jasbinder is the winner of the Costa Book Award, The
 Indie Book Award and the Times/Chicken House Children's Fiction Competition,
 and has been shortlisted for the Waterstones Children's
 Book Prize</li>
 </ul>
 
 PRAISE FOR JASBINDER BILAN:
 'This book is such a light-filled, huge-hearted delight of
 an adventure.' KATHERINE RUNDELL
 'Satisfyingly classic in feel' GUARDIAN

 'A heartfelt and mystical children’s adventure story' TELEGRAPH

 'Atmospheric, dreamy, charged with wonder and menace, loss,
 sorrow and delight' TIMES LITERARY SUPPLEMENT

Naeli loves her life in Hyderabad, India, yet she yearns to findher English father, who left when she was little. When a mysteriousticket arrives from England, Naeli abandons her familiar worldto track him down. Armed only with her father's name and cherishedviolin, she embarks on a bold adventure through Victorian Londonand beyond. . .

Naeli and the Secret Song

After an evil witch steals their aunt in a deal gone wrong, Nell and her sisters must embark on a fantastical journey to take the beldam down in this first book in a middle grade trilogy for fans of Coraline and the Sinister Summer series. Although triplets Nell, Annet, and Hannah were born only minutes apart, Nell is the eldest, which means it’s her job to protect the others. But she doesn’t know how to defeat an enemy like the typhoid draining her sisters of life. Desperate, Nell will do whatever it takes to save them, even going to Hagstone Hill and making a deal with the evil witch—the beldam—who lives inside it. Beldams are slippery to bargain with, known to cheat to get what they want—souls to feast on—but Nell has no choice. She and the beldam strike a deal: the beldam will save Nell’s sisters in return for something precious. Nothing Nell owns matters more than Annet and Hannah, so she’s prepared to give up whatever it is—especially once she sees her sisters getting healthy again. But when it’s time to pay, the beldam acts true to her nature and cheats. She doesn’t take something precious, but someone: the girls’ Aunt Lena. Nell and her sisters must embark on a dangerous journey full of ghosts, goblins, and other dangers to save the only mother they’ve ever known from becoming the beldam’s next meal.

The Witch of Hagstone Hill

Europa

Grant wishes. Earn points. Escape the game!

The Genie Game

The Summer I Turned Pretty (english)

Now a blockbuster original series on Prime Video! Will Belly choose Jeremiah or Conrad? Belly finds out what comes after falling in love in this follow-up to The Summer I Turned Pretty from the New York Times bestselling author of To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before, Jenny Han. This deluxe edition features foil on the cover and stenciled sprayed edges! It used to be that Belly counted the days until summer, until she was back at Cousins Beach with Conrad and Jeremiah. But not this year. Not after Susannah got sick again and Conrad stopped caring. Everything that was right and good has fallen apart, leaving Belly wishing summer would never come. But when Jeremiah calls saying Conrad has disappeared, Belly knows what she must do to make things right again. And it can only happen back at the beach house, the three of them together, the way things used to be. If this summer really and truly is the last summer, it should end the way it started—at Cousins Beach.

It's Not Summer Without You (Deluxe Edition)

Better in Black

An archipelago of eight interconnecting stories and fables filled with the fantastical and a love of the craft of storytelling.When Nancy's cat Pangur is stolen by the Faery people, she finds herself striking a deal like no other: she is now the one-and-only storyteller for the Faery Kingdom.So starts Máire Zepf's enchanting story collection, reminiscent of fairytales and fables of past and present, but entirely new.From ghost dragons to magical hats and a dream-weaving giantess, these are tales that awaken the senses and manage to connect with each other in a way reminiscent of 1001 Arabian Nights, perfect for voracious readers and bedtime story consumers alike.

The Cloud Kingdom

Nothing Like the Movies

Love Me Tomorrow

Bridgerton&nbsp;meets&nbsp;The Davenports&nbsp;in this wildly entertaining standalone romance, following a young Black woman trying to balance her independence with her future in 1860s London’s high society. "Stella Sedgwick will steal your heart while tickling your funny bone. If you’re ready for a witty heroine, a hero with a heart of gold, and a plot that will keep you turning pages until late into the night, then this is the book for you!"--Meg Cabot, author of&nbsp;The Princess Diaries Stella Sedgwick is a lost cause. Banished from etiquette lessons and unsure of her future, Stella dreams of a writing career and independence, but 1860s England offers little opportunity beyond marriage or servitude for a sharp-tongued, dark-skinned girl. When her late mother’s former employer summons Stella to London, he tells her of his intention to bequeath one of the family’s great estates to her. It’s a life-changing inheritance, but one that will precipitate a legal battle that would be easier if Stella were married. With her cousin Olivia by her side, Stella is thrust into London society and must navigate fashion and balls, insults and stares, and a rekindled connection to Nathaniel, her childhood best friend with a rakish reputation. Beyond the marriage market, living in London presents intriguing opportunities to Stella, like picking up her mother’s anonymous advice column to guide readers through upper-class perils. As new acquaintances are made and old secrets are uncovered, Stella must decide when to play by the rules, when to break them, and when to let herself follow her heart.

The Great Misfortune of Stella Sedgwick

The Weird Blood Bank

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