Kay Woodward Books

The amazing story of The Golden Compass is brought to life in this colourful storybook, featuring breathtaking images from the movie.

Lavender prides herself on making clothes look extra-special! So she couldn't be happier when she's worked her magic and all the fairy dresses are ready for the seasonal ball. That is, until a fairy game ends in disaster. It's up to Lavender to sort out the mess but there's so little time. Will the fairies have something special to wear to the Midsummer Party, after all?

A biography of Anne Frank, including a red-and-white checked folder of additional content to personalise.

A little book full of words and phrases all about food from the delunctuous to the yucksome! Packed with toothsome wordy snippets and fun ideas from Roald Dahl's brilliant stories and characters, it is the perfect inspiration gift to help children get writing creatively and build their confidence with words.

This is a lively and engaging introduction to education as an academic subject, taking into account both theory and practice. Covering the schooling system, the nature of knowledge and methods of teaching, it analyses the viewpoints of both teachers and pupils.

Meet 25 of the bravest humans of all time! Illustrated profiles of fascinating rebel heroes who stood up for what they believed in, spoke out against injustice, and overcame impossible obstacles.

Irresistibly presented with a unique mix of engaging text, fantastical facts and gorgeous line and tone illustrations this is the perfect non-fiction companion to My Secret Unicorn. The unicorn may be a mythical creature but some people believe it really existed and other believe it exists still. Here readers will learn all there is to know about unicorns from the mythical creatures first mentioned in the bible through to tales of the healing power their horn is said to possess. And readers will be able to bring unicorns into their world with a wonderful section on creating a unicorn mobile and a brightly coloured unicorn horn pen.

After Rose's flower is destroyed she must leave her garden and search for a new home and new friends. Lonely and frightened, she discovers an old overgrown thicket in the corner of a garden where no other Flower Fairy dares to go. But it will take all of Rose's fairy power to make this flower bloom again and reveal the very special secret it hides in time for the Queen of the Meadow's visit.

This volume contains jokes, activities, fun facts and extracts from Roald Dahl's own letters. It is split into different months, following the school year from September to August.

An illustrated collection of jokes based on the movie Charlie and the chocolate factory.