August 6 - 9

Being a ghost is not NEARLY as terrible as everyone thinks. Especially not when you’re haunting a big shopping mall. There are loads of cool stuff to do. At night Mia can chill out at the movies, level up at the games arcade, or try out all the latest fashion in the clothing stores. There are even a few other ghosts to keep her company. When Mia meets a regular girl who can actually see ghosts, it’s the start of an unusual friendship. Jodi’s thirteenth birthday is around the corner, and Mia is planning a big surprise for her new friend. But a spooky secret is about to ruin everything …

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Om ’n spook te wees is nie REGTIG so sleg as wat almal dink nie. Veral nie as jy in ’n besige winkelsentrum bly nie. Daar’s hope cool goed om te doen. Mia kan snags gaan fliek, in die speletjiesarkade rondhang of die nuutste modes in die klerewinkels aanpas. Daar is selfs ’n paar ander spoke om haar geselskap te hou. Toe Mia boonop ’n gewone meisie ontmoet wat spoke kan sien, is dit die begin van ’n ietwat ongewone vriendskap. Jodi se dertiende verjaardag is om die draai, en Mia beplan ’n groot verrassing vir haar nuwe vriendin. Maar ’n spokerige geheim kan dalk alles bederf …

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THE BOOKThree friends — and their adorable paper pets — embark on a magical origami adventure. They brave stormy seas, rescue a flock of birds, and even face down a fiery paper dragon.This enchanting wordless picture book invites little ones to dream, imagine, and tell their own stories. With every turn of the page, children build confidence, spark creativity, and learn the joy of storytelling long before they can read.Perfect for ages 3–6, Paper Tales inspires open-ended play, language development, and endless adventures of the imagination.Every page tells a new story just waiting for your child to begin it!Bright, playful illustrations featuring paper-inspired characters and creatures. The front cover depicts three joyful children with folded origami birds and animals; the back cover shows a large, friendly origami-style dragon and animal companions.

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Welcome to HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON SCHOOL. Where Viking and Dragon Heroes are made! Join Hiccup Horrendous Haddock the Third and his dragons, Toothless and Windwalker, in their hilarious, hair-raising adventures at the Isle of Berk's Training School for Vikings and Dragons. Where they are BOTTOM in pretty much everything. Disastrous Lesson Number Two: Boarding-An-Enemy-Ship-At-SeaHiccup and his fellow Vikings are SUPPOSED to be learning about enemy ships at sea. But when they come across a mysterious vessel, with a ripped sail and nobody driving it, Hiccup's heart sinks. There is something deeply spooky about this ship.They really, really shouldn't get onboard.But... like on so many occasions in Hiccup's life, they are going to do it anyway. Packed with illustrations, action and a Dragonese dictionary, this series is perfect for developing readers, and the millions of HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON fans worldwide.

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Riley Wright is starting at Heverton Junior School with one awkward disadvantage: her MAJORLY embarrassing dad is the new head teacher …!! 🦄 🌈 📓🦄 🌈 'A lively fun-filled story’ — Dame Jacqueline Wilson New school, new friends (hopefully!). Riley Wright has to figure out how to fit in, pin down a talent for the talent show, look out for her unpredictable new BFF Emmie and face down super mean girl Harper … As someone who gets a lot of stuff wrong, when will Riley finally get something RIGHT? KIDS LOVE RILEY! ‘Mel is a great writer. Can’t she just publish like three of these at the same time?’ – Anaya, 9 ‘I definitely recommend Riley Wright!’ – Lily, 8 AUTHORS LOVE RILEY TOO! 'A lively fun-filled story that children will love’ — Dame Jacqueline Wilson ‘As funny as Lottie Brooks, with the madcap energy of Pamela Butchart, Riley Wright is smart, sharp and totally relatable. I loved it!’ – Abie Longstaff, author of The Magic Potions Shop and The Fairytale Hairdresser series ‘I love Riley! A fun and charming book bursting with energy.’ – Laura Dockrill, author of Darcy Burdock ‘Instantly engaging, hugely appealing and full of laughs. Riley Wright is a wonderfully bright and bubbly new voice in the diary style format – like a younger female Wimpy Kid.’ – Andy Shepherd, author of The Boy Who Grew Dragons ‘It is impossible not to smile at every page and cheer out loud for the new girl in school, Riley Wright. With a big personality and heart to match, Riley is just the BFF that readers have been waiting for. A fresh, funny and utterly charming book, from start to finish.’ – Clara Vulliamy, author of Dottie Detective ‘Riley and her BFF are a laugh-out-loud unstoppable duo, taking readers on a giggly, squirmy tour through the ups and downs of junior school. Packed with laughs, oops moments and best friend fun.’ – Vashti Hardy, author of Harley Hitch ‘An adorable, fun and feel-good story. Readers will love Riley with her electrocuted chicken hair, her relatable worries and her sparky attitude. A new series that’s sure to become a favourite.’ – Rashmi Sirdeshpande, author of Hari Kumar Ultimate Superstar ‘I loved it! Funny, heartwarming and very engaging.’ – Harriet Muncaster, author of Isadora Moon ‘Hilarious, heartfelt and filled with so many memorable moments. Get ready for Riley Wright to be the best friend you never knew you needed. Why be right when you can have so much fun being wrong!’ – Jo Clarke, author of Libby and the Parisian Puzzle ‘Riley Wright is ADORABLE! Funny, zippy and relatable – these books will become fast favourites.’ – Perdita Cargill, author of Diary of an Accidental Witch ‘Riley Wright thinks she is Awkward, Accident-prone, and Annoyingly Average. I think she's AMAZING and AWESOME! A hilarious, endearing and uplifting read which made me laugh

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A junior novelization that retells Netflix’s KPop Demon Hunters!Rumi, Mira, and Zoey are the world-famous girl group HUNTR/X. When they aren’t selling out stadiums, they protect the world from a force of powerful demons that have threatened the world for centuries. But have they met their match with the arrival of Saja Boys, an infuriatingly cute boy band who happen to be demons in disguise? This junior novelization is the official retelling of Netflix’s KPop Demon Hunters.Based on the screenplay by Danya Jimenez & Hannah McMechan and Maggie Kang and Chris AppelhansBased on KPop Demon Hunters, the film Directed by Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans

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