Collection: Junior Fiction Hardback

Captain Pugwash and his crew go to Bogle Bay on the stormy coast of Scotland in search of the lost Spanish treasure ship, the San Fiasco. But little do they know that their old enemy, Cut-Throat Jake is hot on their heels.

The Cockatrice Boys is a wild, fantastical comedy with sinister undertones, from one of Britain's most celebrated authors for young adults.

From the author of Why the Whales Came comes the story of Jessie O'Malley, a young Irish girl with cerebral palsy. Along with her cousin Jack, she fights to save the Big Hill, where, legend has it, lies buried treasure. Together they discover real adventure.

In Hatchet, 13 year-old Brian was stranded alone in the Canadian wilderness. Somehow, he survived and was rescued in the summer. This book tells of what might have happened to Brian if he had had to cope with winter in the wilderness.

Alex McBuff doesn't want to sell the family castle. An orphan, its ghosts have been like a family to him. But it is falling to pieces through lack of money. A Texan billionaire offers Alex £500,000, but on the condition that it is ghost free.

Teenagers Laura, Jemma, Chelsea, Sumitha and Jon are back again, with their parents as embarrassing as ever.

Set in India, this novel tells the enchanting story of Premlata, who sets out to restore her family's fortunes on the night of Diwali, the Festival of Lights.

John Ryan presents a lively retelling of some of the more well-known events in the life of Daniel. The Very Hungry Lions is created in a style similar to Ryan's other Bible stories, including Mabel and the Tower of Babel and Giant-Killer.

Colourful artworks transport readers into the heart of this classic tale, telling the story visually spread by spread.

This is a fascinating novel that moves from the present to the past, from fantasy to reality, to explore the mystery of the Nativity story. It opens eyes and minds to the wonder & mystery of Christmas, reaching believers and non-believers alike.