This is the well-loved story of a big friendly giant
who spirits a child out of bed to the land of the
child-eating giants.  Sophie, an eight-year-old
orphan, is kidnapped by the BFG
(Big Friendly Giant) and
taken to Giantland, where her alliance with the BFG
and the queen of England results in the capture of
the nine evil giants.

Clarice Bean is very bad at spelling.  She thinks it is
far better to be able to mend a hem using a stapler,
or jump out of a moving helicopter safely, than to
be able to spell 'grapefruit' correctly.

Her teacher, Mrs Wilberton, disagrees, and arranges
for the whole school to take part in a spelling bee
and it gives Clarice a stomachache.  But when Karl
Wrenbury has a family problem and gets into really
big trouble, Clarice does something utterly
unexpected

This book introduces children to the wonderful works
of William Shakespeare, with sticker books, plays
retold for easy reading, and collectible gift editions to
treasure.

Ten of Shakespeare’s best-known tales such as
Twelfth Night, Romeo and Juliet and Macbeth are
retold in an easy-to-read style.  Shakespeare’s world
of magic an.   d mystery, romance and revenge,
witches, fairies and ghosts is brought to life in
these stories with enchanting illustrations.

If you want to comprehend the world’s greatest
writer, William Shakespeare, this book is suitable for
entrance readers.  Go to our library and borrow it now!

You may know the Little Red Riding Hood which is
about a little girl and a big bad wolf.  However,
the Little Red Riding Wolf is a total flip of that classic
story!

In this new story the roles are reversed.  There is
a little sweet kind wolf who loves his grandma
very much.   He usually goes to visit his granny and
all the animals in the forest likes him.  In the
woodland, a big mean girl always teases the
innocent wolf and other animals so as to make
fun on them.  The bad girl also shows her wicked
ways with comments to her kind-hearted
father.  She thinks her tricks are funny, but who’s
going to get the last laugh?  What does her father
do when the bad girl cheated on him?

The Three Musketeers written by Alexander Dumas
is a story in sixteenth century. It is an attractive and
entertaining story. The Three Musketeers is a heroic
story and it is happened in exciting times in European
history.

The Three Musketeers is a story in the age of the
King of France in sixteenth century. The main
character,  D’Artagnan starts to move to Paris to be
a musketeers because his father suggests him to do
so.  Then, he meets the other three musketeers.
They talks about a secret plan and starts their journey.

This heroic story mainly talks about the friendship of
D’Artagnan and his three friends, the three
musketeers. It tells that a musketeer should have
a courage, honesty and teamwork to protect The
King,which also makes this story success.
 

Have you ever read Charlie and the Chocolate
Factory? If yes, you may interest in this book. Charlie
and the Great Glass Elevator is the sequel of Charlie
and the Chocolate Factory.

Charlie and his family aboard the flying Great Glass
Elevator, they plan to go to the Chocolate Factory
which Willy Wonka intends to give to Charlie.
However, the height which the Elevator ascends
frightens Charlie's family, especially his grandmother
Georgina. Therefore, the Elevator travels into the
space and they found the Space Hotel build by the
American government. What will happen to the
Charlie family and Willy Wonka at the end?

If you are a fan of Roald Dahl, you mustn’t miss
this book which brings you to the exciting magical
world!

Have you ever read the stories of Stilton? 
There are over 80 stories about Stilton.  This
time the Stilton’s sister, Thea, discovered a
story of a diamond.

During a marine biology lesson at Mouseford
Academy, the Thea Sisters learn about a mysterious
shipwreck off Whale Island.  According to legend,
a very rare diamond called Jasmine's Heart was on
the ship when it sank.  When biology teacher
Professor Van Kraken disappears, the Thea Sisters
have to dive into the deep ocean to find him
and the jewel.  And just when they think their
adventures are over, the Thea Sisters receive an
invitation to travel to China to find another
missing treasure. It's an adventure these five
world-traveling mice will never forget!

This is one of my favourite children’s books.  I used
to love to read it around Halloween-time especially. 
‘The Green Ribbon’ story is my favourite story in
the book.

It was about a girl who always wore a green ribbon
tied around her neck. As she grew older and fell in l
ove with a boy that she later married. She always kept
it a secret as to why she wore it. He always asked,
but she would never tell. Finally, when she was very
old and on her death bed, she told him her secret.
He untied the ribbon, and Jenny’s head fell off!
What’s a weird story!  But I totally loved it!

In this special edition of National Geographic Kids,
awesome animals such as Smart Dolphin, Hero
Hippo, Monkey Actor and some more animals are
brought to you alive with attractive and colourful
illustrations and pictures!

There are some weird but true and outrageous
fun facts of cats and pigs too! If you are keen on
games, there are lots of fun stuff and games
such as puzzles and jokes in the magazine.   

Can you guess the meaning of the book name
‘Esio Trot? It is a magical word created by the
writer, Roald Dahl. I think it is a really interesting
idea when I first read the book and find out the
meaning of this magical word.

Mr Hoppy is a shy, retired man who has two loves
in his life, his plants and Mrs Silver, the lady who
lives in the apartment below him. Mr Hoppy hopes
Mrs Silver to love him, but all her affection goes to
her tortoise, Alfie. One day she tells Mr Hoppy that
she would like Alfie to grow bigger. Mr Hoppy has
a great idea that he tells her to say the words written
on a paper to Alfie three times a day. He then goes
out and buys no less than one hundred and forty
tortoises. They all have dark shells to match Alfie's,
but are heavier than Alfie.

The Iliad tells the story of the war between Greeks
and Trojans; the love between Helena and Paris;
Achilles and Hector's deadly combat; the Trojan
Horse...

The Odyssey depicts the perilous voyage home
of the Greek warrior Odysseus; his struggles
against the one-eyed Cyclops; the terrible Sirens;
the dreadful, six-headed Scylla...

These classic Greek stories have been retold with
lively text and a dramatic cartoon style, making
them accessible and fun for you!   

Have you ever wondered what is inside your body?
Do you know that you have 60 face muscles? They l
et you make lots of expressions. Which is the hardest
material in your body? Enamel is the hardest among
all. It can protect your teeth.

Your Body is an interesting book about science. It is
a colourful fun book which is easy to read and easy
to follow the pictures. The illustrations and photos
in this book are great and creative. It takes a tour
around your amazing body and find out what your
heart, brain and lungs do.

How can you see and hear? How long does food
take to pass through your entire body? Why my
stomach growls? How can people live without bones?
Try to find out the answers from the book and share
with your friends and family!

The Little Prince is one of the most famous books
and it was translated into more than 250 languages

In the story, the little prince meets a lot of grown-
ups during his journey: a king who wants to control
others; a conceited man who loves flattering words;
a tippler who blinds himself by alcohol; a
businessman who cares nothing but profits; a
lamplighter who is stuck in his job; and a
geographer who shuts himself rom the beauty
around. All these grown-ups’ focus are
themselves, confined and narrow-minded.

Ostensibly The Little Prince is a book for children,
but it poses several profound questions on life and
love. The author displays his viewpoints through the
conversation between the little prince and the
narrator. This tale is initiating to not only kids but
adults; the former enjoy the adventure plot while the
latter find the philosophical points. As with the happy
ending of general fairy tales, The Little Prince sends
off a message on everlasting love and friendship,
which is deeply buried within “people of true
understanding”.

Roald Dahl is a beloved children's author who
wrote numerous books over his career. One of his
shortest stand-alone books is The Enormous
Crocodile.

The Enormous Crocodile is incredibly hungry--
and incredibly greedy. His favorite meal is a plump,
juicy little child, and he intends to gobble up as
many of them as he can! His is sure that his "secret
plans and clever tricks" cannot be foiled.

Even though the Enormous Crocodile may be wicked
and cunning, the other animals in the jungle know
just how to foil his plans. The hungry Enormous
Crocodile learns a lesson he won't soon forget when
the animals in the jungle join together to put an
end to his nasty schemes. In the end, the Enormous
Crocodile gets exactly what he deserves.