Books published by publisher Grosvenor House Publishing Ltd.

A colourful, captivating tale of four youngsters on a boat trip in the Florida mangroves, and their excitement at discovering the exotic creatures that inhabit this beautiful, tranquil haven. The magical moments of childhood are conveyed with a message of awe and wonder in our natural world. This heart-warming and vibrant story will have particular appeal to 2-4 year olds.

“BUMBLE” is aimed at 6 – 11 year olds. It tells the story of a bumble bee’s struggle to provide pollen and nectar for her family. The loss of flower rich areas and the harmful effects of pesticides are told in a dramatic and lively story with numerous colourful illustrations. At the same time the story helps to raise awareness of the importance of pollinating insects in our countryside and gardens. The follow-up sections make the book an enjoyable and useful educational tool in the classroom or at home.

Miranda’s fifth daughter, Kai, desperately wants a pet. Wherever she goes she collects stray animals from bugs to snakes, however, none of these satisfy her dreams of having an animal she can really look after and call her own. Thankfully, a solution unexpectedly appears when their friend Richard reveals that his grandson —a golden rabbit who lives in the Lake District— has the gift of making children’s wishes come true. And so, armed with some spells and a lot of camping equipment Miranda, along with her daughters Kai and Viva, embark on an adventure. The only question is will they manage to find the giant waterfall where Richard’s cheeky grandson lives and return with a cuddly pet for Kai?

Because Simon didn't understand how to communicate, the other children didn't understand him. This lack of understanding caused some children to tease him, and others to disregard him like the unwanted crusts of a sandwich.When Simon stumbled into a music practice room his whole world changed. Who would have guessed the drum kit was magical? Becoming his friend and whisking him away to the land of Vozori, they encounter many strange and compelling creatures on their quest to find his voice.

Life hasn’t been kind to Joe, Matt and Pietro. Poor and orphaned, their childhood is tough. They dream of becoming professional football players but know the odds are stacked against them. They work and study hard but whenever they find a bit of time, they play football on the streets of London. One day a football scout walks by and is amazed at their talent. The boys are offered a football trial at Chelsea FC. Will their dreams come true...?

This children's book is a charming story about a small, toy rabbit and his night time adventures. It is an ideal book for bedtime reading. The illustrations are eye catching and bright, with plenty of small details that young children enjoy. The book is the creation of a mother and daughter team. The text is by Elizabeth Newton, and the pen, ink and watercolour illustrations by her daughter Emma. Follow Rabbity Roo on his adventures, with his nocturnal friends.

This series of stories in Book 1, aims to introduce the main characters to young readers, and young children who will love to hear about their antics, as parents and grandparents read to them. The subjects address matters such as sibling rivalry, bullying, romance and keeping safe, which hopefully may create a forum for children to open up to parent/carers as they are read, or read to, together.Alongside these subtle messages, youngsters can enjoy reading about places in London they have visited, or hope to visit with their families.Look out for Book 2, with more adventures around Little Venice, and in and around the sights in the capital.

This short story for young children follows Tom in an underwater adventure where he comes across some friendly dolphins. The amount of plastic in the seas around where he lives has gotten so bad that the dolphins are getting tangled up. Tom hears their cries but can he rescue them? Does he use his magic pebble again? Find out by reading the second book in the Boy & the Pebble series.