There's No Such Thing as Dragons is about a boy named Billy who finds a dragon in his house. His mum doesn’t believe him and keeps saying there’s no such thing as dragons. But the dragon keeps growing bigger until it eats the whole house! Then, Billy’s mum finally sees the dragon is real. The story shows that ignoring problems doesn’t make them disappear.

There Was an Old Giant Who Swallowed a Clock by P. Crumble is a funny story about a giant who swallows all sorts of things, starting with a clock. As he keeps eating, he swallows more and more unusual objects, like a sock, a hat, and a phone! Each item makes him bigger and bigger. The story is a playful twist on the traditional "old lady who swallowed a fly," with lots of silly rhymes and illustrations. It’s a fun, silly tale about a giant who just can’t stop eating strange things!

The Giant Jumperee by Julia Donaldson is a fun story about a big, mysterious voice coming from a hole in a tree. Rabbit, Fox, and Bear are all curious and scared, wondering who or what the "Giant Jumperee" could be. They each take turns peeking into the hole, but none of them are brave enough to find out. In the end, it's a little frog who pops out, surprising everyone! The story is a playful tale about facing your fears and realising that things aren't always as scary as they seem.

Sir Scallywag and the Deadly Dragon Poo by Giles Andreae is a silly and fun story about a brave knight named Sir Scallywag. He’s sent on a mission to stop a dragon that has been leaving dangerous piles of dragon poo all around the kingdom. Sir Scallywag, with his trusty sword and a lot of courage, goes on an adventure to face the dragon and solve the problem. The story is full of humour, action, and a playful twist, showing that even the most serious tasks can have a silly side!

Mermaid by Cerrie Burnell is a magical and heartwarming story about a young girl named Mia who discovers a mermaid's tail in the sea. Mia feels a special connection to the mermaid and is drawn into an underwater world full of wonder. As she explores this new world, Mia learns important lessons about courage, kindness, and believing in herself. The story encourages imagination and self-confidence, and it celebrates the beauty of nature and the power of friendship.

Avocado Baby by John Burningham is a humorous story about a baby named Jack who grows incredibly strong after eating mashed avocados. His newfound strength surprises his parents, and Jack helps them in unexpected ways. The story highlights the fun and surprising results of something simple, like eating avocados, and celebrates growth, strength, and being unique.

Supertato: The Mean Green Time Machine is a funny adventure where Supertato must stop the Evil Pea, who has stolen a time machine and is trying to cause trouble in time. Supertato uses his superhero skills to chase the Evil Pea and save the day. It’s a playful story full of action, humour, and teamwork, perfect for young readers.

Handa's Surprise by Eileen Browne is a colourful story about a girl named Handa who sets off to visit her friend, carrying a basket of seven delicious fruits as a gift. Along the way, different animals sneak into the basket and steal the fruit. When Handa arrives, she’s surprised to find that the basket is empty, but her friend offers her a surprise of his own! The story is a fun and playful exploration of kindness and sharing, with vibrant illustrations showcasing African culture and wildlife.

Moomin and the Wishing Star by Tove Jansson is a heartwarming story about Moomin and his friends, who spot a star in the sky and make wishes. Each character wishes for something different, like adventure, happiness, or even a change in their life. As the story unfolds, Moomin and his friends realise that the true magic comes from their friendships and the joy they find in being together. The story is about dreams, wishes, and the importance of sharing special moments with loved ones.

The Dam by David Almond is about a boy who explores a village near a dam and reflects on its history and impact. As he learns more about the dam, he considers how human actions affect nature and the passage of time. The story explores themes of change, memory, and the environment.

Greyfriars Bobby is a heartwarming true story about a small Skye Terrier named Bobby who faithfully guards the grave of his owner, John Gray, in Edinburgh. After Gray passes away, Bobby spends 14 years visiting the grave every day, showing incredible loyalty and love. The townspeople admire Bobby's devotion, and his story becomes well-known. The tale is a touching tribute to loyalty, friendship, and the bond between humans and their pets.