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Fabulous new title in the Sprinters series relaunch – the further entertaining adventures of a daring stuntman and his even more daring daughter! The Stupendos are the most famous stunt duo in the world. But when the Great Stupendo is injured by one of his stunts, it’s up to his daughter, Little Stupendo, to prove what a high flyer she really is! Her exploits make a stupendous story packed with thrills and laughs in equal measure.

Little Molly plants a story seed, but she doesn’t like the tale that grows. The sun’s too hot, the earth’s too dry and Old Ma and Sylvie Cow are hungry! What can Molly do to make her story end happily ever after?

It’s the school five-a-side World Cup. Titch has new boots and he’s ready to score goals. But Bungo’s the striker and he doesn’t want tinies like Title in his team. Will Bungo grab the World Cup glory – or will it be Star Striker Titch?

Tarquin the Wonder Horse has amazing powers. He can talk, breathe fire and make wishes come true. There are times, though, when having magic powers only brings trouble – as he soon discovers! All humans he comes across want to exploit his special powers for their own gains. But then Tarquin meets two children, Rosanna and Paul, and it seems he may finally get what his heart desires.

A touching story about family life and a boy’s birthday treat, from a multi-award-winning storyteller.
It’s Jack’s birthday and his friend Sam is coming round after school for a little party. It’s just Sam and Jack in a small flat, with Jack’s mum talking too loudly and getting them to play childish games. Jack’s birthday cake is a homemade shark and doesn’t look as good as the huge windmill cake that Sam had for his birthday, nor is there a DJ, treasure hunt or a magician. But when Sam’s mum comes to collect him, Jack realises just how lucky he is.

A charming story perfect for Valentine’s Day about a young girl who desperately wants to learn how to dance.
Ruby’s class will be performing in the school Valentine’s Day concert on Friday, but there’s just one problem — Ruby can’t dance. Auntie Pooja tells Ruby a story about how once, when she was at a party, she danced so hard that one of her favourite ruby heart earrings flew off, and she never found it. Can Ruby find the second ruby before Friday, and will it help her to soar?

Chaotic cousins and tent troubles ensure life is never quiet in this energetic series of linked stories.
It’s summertime and 53 Parrot Park is a busy place to be. All the Murphys are there, and so are their Canadian cousins, who talk funny but are just like their Irish cousins in every other way. Daddy has borrowed some tents to make room for everyone – the place is full of Murphys!

Move over, Sherlock Holmes – there’s a new detective on the block!
Drusilla is a quiet, thoughtful little girl who has a small toy hippopotamus and four older brothers. Her hippo (Mrs Mu) goes everywhere with Drusilla. Her brothers (Harlan, Kal, CJ and Joe) go nowhere with her. In fact, their sole aim seems to be to taunt their small sister and stop her from joining in with their games. Usually, Drusilla can withstand any amount of teasing, but when Mrs Mu goes missing, she suspects foul play… This time Drusilla will have to call upon all her resourcefulness to win through