Books published by publisher Nightingale Book

Fairatella is an outcast in the fairy community, shunned for her unusual appearance (she has a cat's tail, after all!) Her opportunity to fit in comes when she gets the chance to confront Freakadella, an evil witch bent on destroying the fairy world and turning everyone into misfits. For Fairatella is the Chosen One, prophesised to bring peace and harmony to fairies everywhere. With her trusty sidekick Mr Mumble Bee, and her friends Eleganza and Pan, Fairatella travels to Freakadella's dangerous domain, leaving behind her family and her loved ones, including her little sister Daisy and her father Silver Fox. But convincing someone with an evil heart to turn to the light will not be easy-and Fairatella will learn some family secrets that she was never prepared for.

This book follows one of the many adventures of young Henry Porter, whose grandparents live on a farm full of adventure and possibility. In a world where the kids know how to download apps and connect to the free WIFI in any location, Henry navigates a different world when he visits his grandparents. Their house has no WIFI, but it does have walls covered in photographs of his many aunts and uncles who had endless adventures growing up. Henry decides to try to walk in their footsteps and create his own memories. Henry realises that just because Mama and Papa don't know how to text or use the internet, doesn't mean he can't learn amazing things from them. And the animals are always along for the ride.

Journey through your body and meet the flavors of your feelings with this introduction to Emotional Alchemy. Through color, animals, visualization, texture, sound and movement, you can begin to get to know your emotional body. Gain awareness and begin building a toolkit for healthy emotional expression and regulation, with safety and non-violence at the core.

Journey through your body and meet the flavors of your feelings with this introduction to Emotional Alchemy. Through color, animals, visualization, texture, sound and movement, you can begin to get to know your emotional body. Gain awareness and begin building a toolkit for healthy emotional expression and regulation, with safety and non-violence at the core.

Once upon a time, hidden deep in a forest, was a village known as Badger's Bend where animals and magical creatures lived happily together including Mrs Bunny. Mrs Bunny owned the best sweet shop in the village and, with Easter on the way, she had to prepare for it. She had so many orders, she didn't think she could cope so she asks Nobby Gnome for help. It was Saturday morning when they made their way to market; they met Mr Beaver, who warned them about the weasels being rascals and stealing shopping after giving folk a fright. Would they make it safely home with the supplies and be ready in time for the Easter celebrations? Eventually, after a lot of hard work, Mrs Bunny finishes her own entry for the Easter egg competition. She doesn't realise, though, that she is about to have an Easter surprise of her own.

Frankie is a worm who wants to explore the world above ground. The other worms tell him that the world is a dangerous place, full of animals and creatures who want to harm him. But his mother tells Frankie that he can do anything if he wants it enough, and so he learns to climb the Big Tunnel which eventually takes him up to the sunshine and a whole new world. By making friends with some of the creatures he meets, Frankie learns that they are not the enemies that he has been led to believe. Frankie's one wish is to fly high in the sky like the birds, but will the fact that he has no wings stop him? Will he have enough determination to achieve his goal?

Ryan the Garden Gnome loves to tell stories about all the fun times he shares with his friends. Now join Ryan as he recounts two of his most exciting adventures. First, we learn how Ryan came to be, and his first encounter with the Garden Man. In the second tale, Ryan and his friends experience their first ever Bonfire Night. They think they're under attack, but can they learn to see the fun in the fireworks? Ryan and his friends are ready for the stories to begin.