Our team is made up of book lovers who are dedicated to sourcing and providing the best books for kids. That's Yasmine by the way, Milo says he can talk to animals, and she's not so happy about the situation either. Review left for our 11 year old daughter: No spoilers from me - This book was very funny, I couldn't put it down. The humour is deft, the dialogue great and Anisha’s multi-generational British Indian family is an inclusive and wonderful world to escape into.

Anisha is always on the look out for ways to look after the world and when she enters a competition to look after the beach and things start to go wrong… it’s up to her (and her gang) to solve the puzzle! As you can probably guess, I love books and you can often find me making a fool of myself preaching the good gospel of the library to local school children. At Books2Door, we believe that reading is a fundamental skill that every child should have to help improve their vocabulary, grammar, and critical thinking skills.A laugh out loud tale of mishap, misbehaving grannies, grumpy neighbours and large, loving families. Hi, I'm Anisha, I'm supposed to be a bridesmaid at my Aunty Bindi's wedding tomorrow, but I've just found a ransom note, pushed through the letterbox, saying Bindi's husband-to-be has been KIDNAPPED and will only be freed if the wedding is CANCELLED! Emma McCann (Illustrator) Emma McCann is a freelance illustrator, sporadic painter/print maker, occasional cake baker, and regular mess maker. You can feel the effort that has gone into making the story engaging and the 'twists and turns' of the story leave you wondering what will happen next. Someone needs to prove Granny Jas is innocent, so it looks like Milo and I might need to go UNDERCOVER.

The holiday park's mascot, Delilah the duck, has been DESTROYED, and my new friend Cleo is everyone's number one suspect.This book is delightfully illustrated by Emma McCann in an expressive and amusing way – and the graphic elements of the text make this book accessible and a fun read.

She lives in the West Midlands with her family and believes all children deserve to feel seen in the stories they read and that books are an important tool for empathy. We work closely with publishers and authors to ensure that we offer the best books on the market for your child. Milo and I have been looking forward to this half-term for what feels like FOREVER - we're finally going to the National Space Centre, to meet a real-life space engineer! Full of gentle humour while addressing some of the big issues that affect many of our children, here is another story which is an absolute delight – packed with fun, written and illustrated with charm and one that covers the excitement and concerns of both a residential visit and the prospect of a new baby in the family.

It's up to Anisha to find Uncle Tony with the help of her best friend Milo, and she has a hunch the culprit is somebody close to the family.