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Wilomina: Land of Dreams and Nightmares
John Chalmers and Sandra Marrs
Scholastic
Wilomina, her father, and baby brother Kes, are on their way to visit Mum in hospital when a creature dashes across the road causing their car to get stuck. They’re in the middle of nowhere but Wilomina insists she’s seen a station, dash...
The Waking Wood
Alexi Francis
Big Picture Press
Deep in the woods one warm summer evening, as the moon begins to rise many creatures wake to wander and search for food. In that wood stands an ancient oak tree in the roots of which resides a badger family. As the wood becomes engulfed by night the badgers emerge includ...
Encyclopedia of Fungi
Jules Howard, illustrated by Namasri Niumim
Wide Eyed Editions
‘Fungi are everywhere but they are easy to miss. They are inside you and around you. They sustain you and all that you depend on.’ So says Merlin Sheldrake author of Entangled Life. Jules Howard’s book, covering over ...
How the Rivermaid Grew Her Tail
Jessica Wilson, illustrated by Sophie Bass
Words & Pictures
This is a wonderful anthology of folktales from the West African and Caribbean traditions. There are thirteen in all, many of which are new to me. Each one is introduced with information about the country of its origin, its...
Cass and the Beast
Claire Mabey and Jill Calder
Gecko Press
Something ‘other’ has arrived in town and the townsfolk, not knowing what it is, call it Beast. Their fear causes them to think it is likely to catch anyone who tried hunting it and munch them whole. Young Cass doesn’t believe this however; she’s seldom scare...