Books published by publisher Graffeg

The Ceri & Deri series follows the adventures of its titular characters, a dog and cat duo who love undertaking new projects and activities. With an educational dimension, these stories will help children grasp concepts such as time, counting and sharing, while their fun and varied cast of animal characters, bright and vivid art style and endlessly imaginative scenarios make them an original and engaging choice for young readers. A fresh and original series of illustrated children’s stories by exciting new illustrator Max Low. • Max’s vibrant art style brings each adventure vividly to life, giving the characters and series a distinctive visual identity. • With an educational dimension, the series can help young children with concepts such as time, counting and sharing through its fun and engaging storytelling.

Years ago, Clinton's mother left their home in order to make a new life for herself in London. When his mother finally sends for him, Clinton must leave his life on the island behind to join her in the city, and with it the Saturdays spent fishing with his uncle, the blue of the sea, and most of all his dog, Rufus. Among all this change, however, as Clinton adapts to his new life the pull of the natural world and companionship of a 'boy's best friend' are never far away. Country Tales by Nicola Davies with line drawings by Cathy Fisher, the collaboration behind CILIP Greenaway Medal longlisted titles Perfect and The Pond. One in a series of six illustrated short stories about young people growing up in the countryside.

The Ceri & Deri series follows the adventures of its titular characters, a dog and cat duo who love undertaking new projects and activities. With an educational dimension, these stories will help children grasp concepts such as time, counting and sharing, while their fun and varied cast of animal characters, bright and vivid art style and endlessly imaginative scenarios make them an original and engaging choice for young readers. No Time For Clocks sees our characters get to grips with how to tell the time, and makes the book a fun resource for helping children do the same.

Amzin and his nomadic family rely upon the Moonflowers to keep them alive. When his elders are taken ill, young Amzin is left to guide the bees to these rare flowers and return with their precious honey, but he is not the only one seeking out their magic. Part of the Shadows & Light series of re-imaginings of traditional tales, with some entirely new fantasy worlds. Be ready to feel a little bit of magic, and perhaps a few shivers down the spine.

Country Tales by Nicola Davies with line drawings by Cathy Fisher, the collaboration behind CILIP Greenaway Medal longlisted titles Perfect and The Pond. One in a series of six illustrated short stories about young people growing up in the countryside. The Mountain Lamb When Lolly discovers a tiny orphaned lamb lost on the moor, she convinces her grandfather to let her take responsibility for raising it. As Lolly grows into this new challenge, her experience with the lamb helps her to be brave following the death of her own mother.

Nick’s hilarious, uplifting, and sometimes poignant writing has garnered acclaim from audiences, including leading comedians Stewart Lee and Lucy Porter, and can now be experienced by children alongside his playful and distinctive illustrations. As much praised by parents for the freshness of his content, the storytelling element of Nick’s work finds a natural place on the page, ideal to be read with or to young children as a contemporary alternative to traditional tales. I Don’t Wanna Do That is the story of young Joe, who, put off all the range of activities his mum suggests, would rather have fun at home instead. How endearing a choice this is in the end is really down to any parents reading!

From the sophistication of Cardiff Bay to the Victorian splendor of Llandudno, and from the limestone cliffs of the Glamorgan Heritage Coast to the sands of Newgale, Wales's shoreline offers both unparalleled spectacle and dramatic contrast. Coast Wales celebrates this unique landscape with over 24 beautiful photographs and evocative captions. An ideal souvenir, present, or personal indulgence.

Molly and the Stormy Sea is an enchanting fable about faith, sacrifice and hope from award-winning author Malachy Doyle and featuring the wonderful illustrations of Andrew Whitson. Molly wakes one morning to find her house empty. Her father has been out fishing in stormy seas and hasn't returned from his trip. Molly takes her prized possessions down to the shore as an offering for his safety, but will the stormy sea return him