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Welcome to the 2018 catalogue for Bear Grylls, Piccadilly Press, Hot Key Books and Supersaurs. We are thrilled to publish more from Bear Grylls, whose young fiction series began in 2017 and has already created a global fan base of readers who experience a world of adventure with Bear. Piccadilly Press spans a breadth of publishing for ages from 5 to 12 years old, including bestselling authors Sir Chris Hoy and Isla Fisher. Martha Mayhem who causes chaos at every turn, magical girls and knights who have swords and will travel inhabit this lively imprint, along with brand-new characters including The Stig, a boy who grows dragons and hamsters who are geniuses. In case those are not enough ingredients to tempt you to look further into the world of Piccadilly Press, then let me mention the boys who go AWOL to fight for good over evil, a girl called Jelly, a boy called Charlie, imagined horses and the undefeated Mice of the Round Table! A recipe of family fun classics with timeless illustrations and stories to satisfy all appetites. Hot Key Books remains our pitch-perfect original teen and YA/crossover/adult list that is always at the vanguard of publishing. The books are groundbreaking and thought-provoking, the readers smart, savvy and totally engaged. We kick off the year with the launch of the new series from New York Times bestselling author Holly Black: the Folk of the Air trilogy, a lush
but dangerous world of faeries, where the velvet tunics and silk gowns belie the cruelty and brutality of the characters – highly original, totally compelling. Love, Hate and Other Filters challenges the status quo, while Sunflowers in February will challenge your emotional register, Phobos – a bestselling series in France – will transport you out of this world, and our Spellslinger series will provide a whole new world for readers to live in, with tarot cards, magic and a talking squirrel cat. From new voice Rutendo Tavengerwei who has captured the heated atmosphere of Africa, where hope is your only fighting chance, to the highly acclaimed international author Robert Muchamore, with a deadly Killer T genetic mutation, our authors will entertain, shock, stimulate, but always provide the keys to unlock the imagination of readers everywhere. Supersaurs, the innovative middle-grade series with accompanying app that introduces AR and games from the books, sees the adventure continue with more Saurs and more battles for Bea and Carter to fight if they are ever to uncover the truth about their parents’ disappearance. We are enormously proud to be publishing such wonderful writers this year. The range and diversity of the titles will hopefully appeal to you and entice you to partner with us in bringing our books and authors to the audience they deserve. Jane Harris Executive Director, Children’s Fiction
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Martha Mayhem Goes Nuts Martha Mayhem’s Barmy Birthday J OA N N E OW E N From Carnegie and Branford Boase longlisted author Joanne Owen come two more titles in this charming, funny and wildly imaginative series. Featuring a lovable heroine and lots of magical fun, these stores are ideal for young fans of Pippi Longstocking and The Worst Witch.
JOANNE OWEN was born in Pembrokeshire, Wales, and read Social and Political Sciences with Archaeology and Anthropology at St John’s College, Cambridge. Now living in north London, Joanne has published two previous young adult novels: Puppet Master and The Alchemist and the Angels. Follow Joanne on Facebook at www.facebook.com/JoanneOwenBooks or on Twitter: @JoanneOwen PB: 9781848125995 • £5.99 • EBOOK: 9781848125599 • £4.99 PB: 9781848125605 • £5.99 • EBOOK: 9781848126756 • £4.99 • JULY • 5–8
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There’s hilarity and magic galore in the next two titles in the Martha Mayhem series!
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‘Funny, tender, sad and huge of heart.’ Phil Earle Charlie and Me M A R K LOW E RY Martin and his brother Charlie are on a very special journey. They’re travelling 421 miles, by train, bus and taxi, all the way from Preston to the very tip of Cornwall. They’re determined to get there, and they’re hoping to catch a glimpse of the dolphin that visits the harbour, but is that the only reason for their trip?
MARK LOWERY grew up in Preston but now lives near Cambridge with his young family. Some of the time he is a primary school teacher. He has an MA in Writing for Children and his first two books – Socks Are Not Enough and Pants Are Everything – were both shortlisted for the Roald Dahl Funny Prize. Follow Mark on www.marklowery.co.uk or on Twitter: @hellomarklowery PB: 9781848126220 • £5.99 • EBOOK: 9781848126626 • 9–12
The Wild Robot P E T E R B ROW N The New York Times bestselling story of a robot’s adventures in the wild is now published in the UK for the first time. With themes of tolerance, oppression, acceptance and family, as well as artificial and emotional intelligence, this is a thought-provoking story full of talking points. Gloriously illustrated throughout with black-and-white art, this is a book to cherish: perfect to read aloud and enjoy with a younger child, or for an older child to read alone.
PETER BROWN is an author and illustrator of children’s books. His titles include New York Times bestsellers The Curious Garden, Children Make Terrible Pets, and Mr. Tiger Goes Wild. Peter has earned numerous honours for his books, including a Caldecott Honor, a Horn Book Award, two E.B. White Awards, a New York Times Best Illustrated Book Award. Peter lives in Brooklyn, New York. Follow Peter on Twitter @itspeterbrown PB: 9781848127272 • £6.99 • EBOOK: 9781848127289 • £4.99 • 9–12
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‘Roz may not feel emotions, but young readers certainly will as this tender, captivating tale unfolds’ The Washington Post
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A memorable debut from a stunning new voice, perfect for fans of The Last Wild A Whisper of Horses ZILL AH BETHELL ‘A thrilling dystopian fantasy’ Telegraph Serendipity loves horses. Noone in Lahn Dan has ever seen one, apparently they died out before the Gases – but there are statues of them around the city, paintings and drawings too. When Mama dies, Seren is taken under the wing of Professor Nimbus, a storyteller. Nimbus is kind and knowledgeable, but Seren has started to question the Minister’s rule and life beyond the high, impenetrable Emm Twenty-Five wall. Hidden among Mama’s few possessions was a map which suggests there is life outside of Lahn Dahn. So, with the help of a trader boy called Tab and his little dog Mouse, Serendipity heads into the unknown, searching for the beautiful creatures she’s always dreamed of. But the Minister is behind them, determined to hunt her down . . . A gorgeously lyrical journey of discovery set in a reimagined Great Britain.
ZILLAH BETHELL was born in a leprosy hospital in Papua New Guinea, spent her childhood playing barefoot in the jungle, and didn’t own a pair of shoes until she came to the UK when she was eight. She was educated at Oxford University and now lives in Wales with her family. PB: 9781848125346 • £6.99 • EBOOK: 9781848125414 • £4.99 • 9–12
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Magical machines, wizards, witches, mysterious underworlds, a race against time – and two most magical girls A Most Magical Girl K A R E N F OX L E E Annabel Grey has been brought up to be a very proper Victorian young lady. But being ‘proper’ isn’t always easy – especially when you can sometimes see marvellous (as well as terrifying) things in puddles. But parlour tricks such as these are nothing compared to the world that Annabel is about to enter . . . This enchanting modern classic, full of magic and witchcraft, is written by renowned and award-winning author KAREN FOXLEE.
PB: 9781848125759 • £5.99 • EBOOK: 9781848125735 • £4.99 • 9–12
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Flying Fergus 8: Trouble on the Track Flying Fergus 9 C H R I S H OY In Trouble on the Track, it’s decision time for Fergus and the rest of the squad. Training together has been going well but the International Championships are nearly here, and it’s time to name the four riders who will be in the starting line-up. The coaches decide the only fair thing to do is hold official trials to decide who’s in – and who’s out. It’s neck and neck for Fergus and Daisy after the Keirin and the road race . . . and with just one race to go, tensions in the teams are riding high . . . And in Book 9 for the first time ever Fergus is cycling without Daisy by his side . . . can they still be best friends? Daisy came fifth in the tryouts, so she’s the squad’s first reserve, and despite training and hanging out as usual, Fergus can sense his best friend isn’t herself. There’s another mystery too – a rival newspaper keeps getting exclusive cycling scoops, but who is the snitch? Out of ideas, Fergus heads to Nevermore to consult his dad – only to find that Princess Lily is also in a spot of bother with some dragons . . .
‘Champion cyclist Chris Hoy breathes his passion for cycling into this entertaining and imaginative adventure about an ordinary boy and his big cycling dreams.’ Guardian
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Join Fergus and his friends in the fantastically fun, magical adventure series from Olympic champion Sir Chris Hoy
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A fast-paced and funny new middle-grade series featuring The Stig The Stig Plays a Dangerous Game The Stig Drives Again The Stig Book 3 The Stig Book 4 J O N C L AY D O N A N D T I M L AW L E R Combining humour, character and emotion with genuine peril and page-turning action, these books are perfect for readers aged 9–11. Written by Jon Claydon, Top Gear magazine columnist, and Tim Lawler, performance poet and former BBC comedy script writer, the junior Top Gear gang will have a different mission in each book, assisted always by The Stig. The striking series look will be complemented by black-and-white illustrations by Japanese artist sisters Kanako and Yuzuru.
PB: 9781848126459 • £4.99 • EBOOK • 9781848126466 • £4.99 PB: 9781848126435 • £4.99 • EBOOK • 9781848126435 • £4.99 PB: 9781848126718 • £4.99 • EBOOK • 9781848126725 • £4.99 • JUNE PB: 9781848126824 • £4.99 • EBOOK • 9781848126831 • £4.99 • SEPT • 9–12
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It’s not easy fitting in at a new school. It’s even harder to be yourself Just Jack K AT E S C OT T Jack knows LOTS about starting a new school. Since Dad left, he and his mum have moved house five times. He also knows all about fitting in. The trick is to act exactly like everyone else and make sure no one ever notices him. But it’s hard work trying to be something he isn’t, and Jack doesn’t have any good friends. That is, until Tyler comes along. Tyler is funny and different and might be the key to getting Jack to realise that although he is brilliant at pretending to be other people, the very best thing he can be is . . . JUST JACK. A funny and poignant story about being comfortable in your own skin, perfect for fans of Wonder and Frank Cottrell Boyce.
KATE SCOTT was born in London and now lives in Dorset with her husband and two children. Kate’s poems have been broadcast on BBC Radio 4 and her short fiction on Radio 4 Extra. Kate leads poetry workshops for children in conjunction with Tor Theatre and runs creative-writing sessions with bookshops and schools across the UK. Follow Kate on Twitter: @KateScottWriter.
PB: 9781848126244 • £5.99 • EBOOK • 9781848126251 • £4.99 • 9–12
Have Sword Will Travel Books 1 & 2 GA R T H N I X Odo (seventh child of the village miller) and Eleanor (always looking for adventure) stumble upon a sword in a dried-up river outside their village. Eleanor (strong and able) tries to extract the sword but is unable to, and surprisingly it is Odo who is successful. It is even more surprising that the sword, once pulled out, starts to talk. And rather annoying when the talking sword turns out to be rather grumpy, stubborn, and, at times, catastrophically wrong . . .
GARTH NIX has been a full-time writer since 2001, having previously worked as a literary agent, marketing consultant, book editor, book publicist, book sales representative, bookseller and part-time soldier in the Australian Army Reserve. Garth’s books include the award-winning Old Kingdom fantasy novels Sabriel, Lirael, Abhorsen and Clariel and most recently, Goldenhand. He lives in Sydney, Australia. Follow Garth on twitter at @garthnix or at www.garthnix.com PB: 9781848126527 • £6.99 • EBOOK • 978184812653 • £4.99 PB: 9781848126879 • £6.99 • EBOOK • 9781848126886 • £4.99 • OCT • 9–12
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From adored author Garth Nix comes a new brilliantly funny adventure series featuring magic, dragons and knights
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‘Charming, funny, delightful: Marge is the babysitter all children would wish for’ David Baddiel Marge and the Secret Tunnel ISL A FISHER Marge and the Secret Tunnel is the fourth fun family story in the Marge in Charge series, written by actor and comedian Isla Fisher and illustrated throughout by Eglantine Ceulemans.
ISLA FISHER began acting as a child and has worked solidly in television and film for the past twenty-five years. She has appeared in Home and Away, The Great Gatsby and Definitely, Maybe, to name a few. She also studied in Paris to become a clown for two years before realising that there is not much call for miming ‘the wall’! Isla has played many roles over the years, from a bonkers bridesmaid in Wedding Crashers to the poster girl for consumerism in Confessions of a Shopaholic. But her favourite role has been being a mummy to daughters Olive and Elula and son Monty. Isla has been making up stories at bedtime for them every night since they were born. These books are for her children, as a reminder of all the fun they have at bedtime reading books and sharing stories. PB: 9781848127333 • £5.99 EBOOK: 9781848127340 • £4.99 • 5–8
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Roman Garstang Books 5 & 6 M A R K LOW E RY Join Roman for two more messy, catastrophic and uproarious adventures, packed with side-splitting antics and hilarious schoolboy one-liners, perfect for fans of Tom Gates and Diary of a Wimpy Kid.
PB: 9781848127296 • £5.99 • EBOOK: 9781848127302 • £4.99 PB: 9781848127319 • £5.99 • EBOOK: 9781848127326 • £4.99 • 9–12
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‘Mark Lowery is far too funny’ Jonathan Meres, author of The World of Norm
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A warm, feel-good story for readers aged 9+ about taking a leap of faith when life feels wobbly. Perfect for fans of Cathy Cassidy Jelly J O C OT T E R I L L Jelly is popular and great at doing impressions. She’s also overweight. She’s learned to deal with the put-downs by brushing them off and pretending she finds it all very funny – while making up poems and writing her private worries in a notebook. Then Lennon, Mum’s new boyfriend arrives. He’s nice. He treats her mum well, buys her flowers, doesn’t let her down. He’s the first person to have noticed that Jelly is playing a part. He reads her poems and tells her they’re really good. When a talent show is announced at school, Lennon persuades Jelly to sing her poem in the contest. But can Jelly find the courage to perform something so personal – especially when Lennon might not always be there to cheer her on?
JO COTTERILL has had several careers – actor, musician, teacher, newspaper seller – but is now a full-time writer in Oxfordshire. She loves writing for all ages and has published over twenty books. Jo loves going into schools and talking about books and reading, and can be found making cards and writing music when she’s not spending time with her husband and two daughters. Find her online: jocotterill.com @jocotterillbook PB: 9781848126732 • £5.99 • EBOOK: 9781848126749 • £4.99 • 9–12
Jo Cotterill’s new novel tell the story of Jelly, aged 11 and the life and soul of the classroom.
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The Boy Who Grew Dragons The Boy Who Lived with Dragons A N DY S H E P H E R D Andy Shepherd’s tale of Tomas and the strange old fruit tree at the bottom of his grandpa’s garden is accompanied by gorgeous illustrations from awardwinning illustrator Sara Ogilvie. The series has been optioned by Adastra, an independent TV company who’ve produced hit shows such as Grandpa in My Pocket for CBeebies.
ANDY SHEPHERD is a children’s writer working on middle-grade fiction and picture books. She lives near Cambridge with her husband, two sons and their Border collie. She spends her spare time trying to figure out how to move this beautiful city closer to the sea. Find out more about Andy at www.andyshepherdwriter.co.uk SARA OGILVIE is an award-winning illustrator. She was born in Edinburgh and now lives in Newcastle upon Tyne. Sara’s many picture books include The Detective Dog by Julia Donaldson, The Worst Princess by Anna Kemp and Izzy Gizmo by Pip Jones. Her middle-grade fiction includes Phil Earle’s Demolition Dad (and others in the Storey Street series). Find out more at www.saraogilvie.com PB: 9781848126497 • £5.99 • EBOOK: 9781848126503 • £4.99 PB: 9781848126657 • £5.99 • EBOOK: 9781848126817 • £4.99 • SEPT • 5–8
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This hugely fun, warm-hearted and commercial new series combines classic storytelling with a fresh and funny feel.
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High-octane action and fast-paced adventure from the author of Young Sherlock Holmes AWOL 1: Last, Best Hope AWOL 2: Last Safe Moment ANDREW L ANE Young Bond and James Bond meet Alex Rider and Cherub in this brilliantly written, fast-paced spy action thriller. All credibly delivered from an author who, having worked for the Ministry of Defence for twentyseven years, knows all about counter-intelligence. With strong male and female characters, this series will appeal to a wide audience who love sharply written global adventures!
ANDREW LANE is a much-loved writer for teens and young adults. He is the author of the Young Sherlock series, which has been sold to forty-four countries. He has also worked extensively in the extended universe of BBC TV’s Doctor Who, and has written three adult crime novels under a pseudonym. Before becoming a writer, Andrew spent twenty-seven years working for the Ministry of Defence on the fringes of the intelligence and counter-terrorism communities. He has been inside the MI6, MI5 and GCHQ buildings in the UK (and not as a tourist) as well as the CIA and NSA bases in the USA.
PB: 9781848126633 • £6.99 • EBOOK: 9781848126640 • £4.99 PB: 9781848126657 • £6.99 • EBOOK: 9781848126664 • £4.99 • 9–12
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Refugee Boy for a new generation. A debut novel for readers aged 9+ about a young refugee from Afghanistan and his search to find his grandfather’s precious musical instrument The Eleventh Trade A LYS S A H O L L I N G S WO R T H Back in Afghanistan, before the Taliban came, Sami’s grandfather was a famous musician. People would come from miles around and pay thousands to hear him play the rebab. Now Sami and his grandfather are refugees living in Boston. The rebab is their most valuable possession and a reminder of home. Then one terrible day, the rebab is stolen. Sami’s grandfather is devastated. His last link with home is gone, and with it his livelihood. Sami resolves to get the rebab back as a surprise for Eid. When he finds it on eBay, with a hefty price tag attached, he begins to trade the few possessions he has – and as he does, he finds, to his surprise, that there are all kinds of people willing to help. ALYSSA SAYS: Sami’s tale was inspired by the Afghans I met in Afghanistan, my older sister’s nine years of NGO work in-country, and by the attack at the American charity Roots of Peace in March 2014. Unlike Sami’s parents, my sister made it out alive. But I can never forget what it felt like to see a picture of the bombed-out house printed in Time magazine. The Eleventh Trade is an attempt to give voice to the victims of war who continue to struggle with hope and healing even after they are ‘safe’.
PB: 9781848126893 • £6.99 • EBOOK: 9781848126909 • £4.99 • 9–12
The Mice of the Round Table: Merlin’s Last Quest JULIE LEUNG When Camelot’s greatest treasure, the Holy Grail, is stolen, Calib Christopher and the newly knighted Galahad du Lac must retrieve it – and soon, as prophecies of Camelot’s doom grow more and more frequent. Their quest leads them to the Iron Mountains, where a dragon is rumoured to roam in the tunnels beneath, and where they discover Morgan Le Fey’s hidden fortress. Now in Morgan’s home, Galahad must tread carefully as he learns to wield Excalibur’s magic and searches the sorceress’s castle for something that might help save the kingdom from the Saxons. Meanwhile, Calib uncovers the sorceress’s terrifying plans for Camelot, but in order to prevent the prophecies, he will need to find out the secret behind Merlin’s last quest.
JULIE LEUNG was raised in the sleepy suburbs of Atlanta, Georgia, though it may be more accurate to say she grew up in Oz and came of age in Middle-earth. By day she is the social media and digital marketing manager for Quirk Books. In her free time, she enjoys furtively sniffing books at second-hand bookshops and winning at obscure board games. Her favourite mode of transportation is the library. You can find Julie on Twitter, Instagram, Goodreads and via her website jleungbooks.com. PB: 9781848126848 • £6.99 • EBOOK: 9781848126844 • £4.99 • 9–12
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The third book in this epic adventure series about daring, legend and legacy below the floorboards of Camelot
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IMAGINE A WORLD WHERE DINOSAURS NEVER DIED OUT . . . WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF SUPERSAURS Innovative mix of high-impact adventure storylines with interactive illustrations ensure an addictive reading experience for both reluctant and confident readers
JAY JAY BURRIDGE studied Fine Art Sculpture at Central Saint Martin’s College of Art and Design. For his degree show he made a forty-foot long, self-assembled dinosaur skeleton out of MDF. After graduating in 1994, he took over from the legendary children’s TV presenter Tony Hart, writing and co-presenting the TV art show SMart for the BBC. This grew into three spin-off series and touring live shows. After eight years with the BBC, Jay turned his attention to a career in commercial art for brands such as Sony, Adidas and Levis. It
The ground-breaking Supersaurs app uses state-of-the-art augm ented reality to make the wo rld of Supersaurs literal ly leap off the page and into the real world
was not long before he started up his own custommade deluxe trucker cap brand, Lucky Seven Caps. In the summer of 2010 he returned to his favourite dinosaurs and exhibited his Supersaurs sculptures in a one-man show in Beverly Hills, LA. The enormous 80,000-square-foot space was filled with fifteen full-sized Supersaurs. With his friend Jamie Oliver, he co-created the pop-up ‘Dinersaur Diner’, situated in the heart of Piccadilly Circus. Jay lives in Oxfordshire with his family.
A major six-book seri set in varied loca es tio ns around the wor ld, publishing two books a year to maintain momentum and entice readers
SERIES PUBLISHING 2018 FEBRUARY 2018 SUPERSAURS: RAPTORS OF PARADISE PB: 9781786968012 • £6.99 • EBOOK: 9781786968081 • £4.99 SUPERSAURS: THE STEGOSORCERER HB: 9781786968029 • £10.99 • EBOOK: 9781786968104 • £4.99 SEPTEMBER 2018 SUPERSAURS: THE STEGOSORCERER PB: 9781786968098 • £6.99 SUPERSAURS: BOOK 3 HB: 9781786968036 • £10.99 • EBOOK: 9781786968111 • £4.99 9–12
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BEAR GRYLLS ACTIVITY SERIES ENDANGERED ANIMALS PB: 9781786960443 • £3.99 EXTREME ANIMALS PB: 9781786960412 • £3.99
BEAR GRYLLS ACTIVITY SERIES ENDANGERED PREDATORS PB: 9781786960429 • £3.99 REPTILES AND AMPHIBIANS PB: 9781783423125 • £3.99
BEAR GRYLLS SURVIVAL SKILLS DESERT FLEXIBACK: 9781786960368 • £6.99 MOUNTAINS FLEXIBACK: 9781786960382 • £6.99 POLAR FLEXIBACK: 9781786960399 • £6.99 RAINFOREST FLEXIBACK: 9781786960375 • £6.99
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MAY 2018 BEAR GRYLLS ADVENTURES THE VOLCANO CHALLENGE PB: 9781786960511 • £4.99 EBOOK: 9781786960528 • £4.99 THE SAFARI CHALLENGE PB: 9781786960535 • £4.99 EBOOK: 9781786960542 • £4.99
BEAR GRYLLS ADVENTURES THE CAVE CHALLENGE PB: 9781786960559 • £4.99 EBOOK: 9781786960528 • £4.99 THE MOUNTAIN CHALLENGE PB: 9781786960610 • £4.99 EBOOK: 9781786960542 • £4.99
Supported by major year-long marketing campaign including partnerships with National Geographic for Kids, First News and Mumsnet
These titles join the 22 books published in 2017 to ensure there is a Bear Grylls title for every young adventurer!