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Cows In Action: The Battle For Christmoos by Steve Cole Save £1.50 (30%) Price: £3.49 |
| A wonderful seasonal tale featuring our intrepid heroes from the creator of Astrosaurs! Prof McMoo and his fellow CIA members are accidentally dropped into Christmas Eve 1066, the eve of William the Conqueror's coronation as King. And the whole of the land has gone Christmas crazy! An evil ter-moo-nator plot comes to light - determined to stop the coronation and let their evil robo-turkeys take over the town! Can McMoo stop them before it's too late? |
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by various, edited by Michael Morpurgo and Quentin Blake Save £5.95 (35%) Price: £11.04 |
This special anthology, gathers together new and previously published pieces by today's most acclaimed children's writers, and extracts from well-loved children's literature, all accompanied by stunning artwork from leading illustrators. This collection includes stories, poems, fiction and non-fiction extracts - all specially chosen around the theme of birthdays and all with introductions by authors and celebrities. |
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by Chris Ryan Save £3.99 (36%) Price: £7.00 |
A plane crash and a kidnap are caught up in the heart of a tornado. Ben Tracy is on holiday in the Cayman Islands when a hurricane warning means he and his new friend, the son of an oil billionaire, must fly out of range. But as the plane heads for Miami, an unfamiliar voice comes over the tannoy: the aircraft has been hijacked. If anyone tries to make their way into the cockpit, they will be instantly shot . . . |
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by Malorie Blackman Save £4.99 (38%) Price: £8.00 |
Everyone assumes the bomb that killed Callie Rose’s grandmother was the work of a nought terrorist. But Callie Rose knows the truth – and her fear of the past leaves her afraid for her future. Her boyfriend Tobey is nought boy at an exclusive school and hopes to go to university, and leave the dangerous streets behind. But he is discovering that he can't keep ignoring the neighbourhood while it’s carved up by rival gangs . . . |