Don't get me wrong, I love summer, but how great is autumn? Colourful leaves, cosy sweaters, the return of Strictly and a load of fabulous new children's books to dive into.
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Welcome: A Guide for New Arrivals by Mo Willems (Walker, RRP £11.99)
This is a great gift – as much for parents/carers as babies. It's a humorous take on the disruption new arrivals cause, accompanied by simple, graphic illustrations that little ones will enjoy.
This is a great gift – as much for parents/carers as babies. It's a humorous take on the disruption new arrivals cause, accompanied by simple, graphic illustrations that little ones will enjoy.
Romeo Explores the Garden by Alain Grée (Button Books, RRP £4.99)
The latest in the series of board books following the adventures of Romeo the dog, with lots of words to learn and questions to answer. Curious toddlers will love it.
The latest in the series of board books following the adventures of Romeo the dog, with lots of words to learn and questions to answer. Curious toddlers will love it.
The Children and the Whale by Daniel Frost (Little Gestalten, RRP £12.95)
Gorgeously illustrated tale of unexpected friendship discovered in the Arctic Circle.
The Best Sound in the World by Cindy Wume (Lincoln, RRP £11.99)
Follow violin-playing lion Roy as he travels the globe in search of audio delights.
Follow violin-playing lion Roy as he travels the globe in search of audio delights.
The Bear, the Piano, the Dog and the Fiddle by David Litchfield (Quarto, RRP £11.99)
Delightful sequel focusing on the relationship between a musician and his dog and everyone's favourite pianist bear. Warning: may induce tears.
Delightful sequel focusing on the relationship between a musician and his dog and everyone's favourite pianist bear. Warning: may induce tears.
Once Upon a Wild Wood by Chris Riddell
(Pan Macmillan, RRP £12.99)
Kitty absolutely adores this twisted tale, featuring many of her favourite fairy tale characters, plus new heroine Little Green Rain Cape.
(Pan Macmillan, RRP £12.99)
Kitty absolutely adores this twisted tale, featuring many of her favourite fairy tale characters, plus new heroine Little Green Rain Cape.
Lights! Camera! Alice! by Mara Rockliff (Chronicle Books, RRP £12.99)
Fascinating illustrated biography of French director Alice Guy-Blaché, the first female filmmaker, known as'Mother of the Movies'.
Fascinating illustrated biography of French director Alice Guy-Blaché, the first female filmmaker, known as'Mother of the Movies'.
Rosie Revere and the Raucous Riveters by Andrea Beaty (Amulet Books, RRP £8.99)
First in The Questioneers series, empowering chapter books featuring the brilliant Rosie and her super-smart friends Ada Twist and Iggy Peck.
Hilda and the Hidden People by Luke Pearson and Stephen Davies (Flying Eye, RRP £9.99)
Fans of daredevil Hilda will love this new chapter book in which she encounters a troll. (There's also a new Netflix series, which is ace.)
Fans of daredevil Hilda will love this new chapter book in which she encounters a troll. (There's also a new Netflix series, which is ace.)
The Wizards of Once: Twice Magic by
Cressida Cowell (Hodder, RRP £12.99)
The second book in Cowell's magical series about wizard boy Xar and warrior girl Wish as they try to save the Wildwoods from the witches.
Cressida Cowell (Hodder, RRP £12.99)
The second book in Cowell's magical series about wizard boy Xar and warrior girl Wish as they try to save the Wildwoods from the witches.
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