Books published by publisher Pavilion

This childhood memoir records the years after World War II in Britain, starting in the summer of 1945 in Suffolk. It describes the excitement for children at this time, as bombsites became adventure playgrounds. The book recalls the characters of the period, and remembers the stealing and "scrumping" of apples from blitzed and abandoned houses, the tin baths, ration books, and demob suits. The author describes an early trip to London, a set of tin soldiers received as a birthday present, visits to the cinema to see Roy Rogers, and visits to the football grounds.

One of the greatest achievements in children's literature, Carroll's masterpiece introduces children to a whole world of humor, fun, and invention Featuring a bevy of characters and locations, Alice's world introduces young readers to the Mad Hatter, the White Rabbit, the evil Queen of Hearts, the tea party and, of course, the rabbit hole that starts it all. Michael Foreman's watercolors beautifully capture the world of Wonderland in all of its glory.

"Read me a story!" is a familiar plea in households everywhere, and children, reassured that all will turn out happily in the end, love to anticipate the menacing growl of the Wicked Wolf and all the other special effects that enhance good storytelling. Laura Cecil’s retellings of three classic tales—Little Red Riding Hood, The Wicked Wolf and the Seven Little Kids, and Mr. W. Wolf—are cleverly designed with distinctive type styles to help add realism and expression when they are read aloud, and to guide young children reading for themselves. Illustrated by Emma Chichester Clark in her signature eye-catching colors, this collection is a perfect bedtime or rainy-day treat.

Flossie Crums is back with a third book, and children can recreate all the cakes entered in the Little Lickington bake-off The village Summer Fete is days away and everyone is going! Flossie Crums is especially excited because one of the stalls is a "home baked cakes" stand and there's a competition for best cake. Flossie already knows what she's making: her delicious Orange and Lemon Spotty Dotty Cake! Preparations are well under way when the fairies bring Flossie some bad news—King Saffron is very sick and covered in itchy spots! Can Flossie and her little brother Billie come to the rescue again, and will Flossie win the baking prize? Recipes include Strawberry Iced Marshmallow Daisy Cakes and Mrs. Blythington-Smythe's Crunchy Lemon and Honey Drizzle Cake.