The B Kids Go With Me Arch can be easily connected to a car seat pram or push chair to entertain your child on the...... more

The B Kids Go With Me Arch can be easily connected to a car seat pram or push chair to entertain your child on the go. The characters can be played with on the arch or can be easily removed and played with separately. Suitable for children from birth. Warning: adult assembly is required for this product.

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The B Kids Go With Me Mobile is a bright simple toy designed to attach to most cots and cribs. The characters can all be...... more

The B Kids Go With Me Mobile is a bright simple toy designed to attach to most cots and cribs. The characters can all be removed and can be hung almost anywhere with the loop system. They can also be played with in your child's hands too - making this mobile as versatile as it is entertaining! Suitable for children from birth. Warning: To prevent possible injury by entanglement keep out of baby's reach remove mobile from crib or playpen when baby begins to push up on hands and knees. Adult assembly is

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This gorgeous and cuddly Tatty Teddy Go Glow pal is a perfect night time friend for all Me to You fans.As well as being fun to...... more

This gorgeous and cuddly Tatty Teddy Go Glow pal is a perfect night time friend for all Me to You fans.As well as being fun to play with, this cuddly Bear will also gently glow during the night giving extra comfort and security. Children simply have to squeeze her hand to make her heart glow and after 15 minutes, when your child has fallen asleep, the light automatically shuts off.This unique soft toy acts as a play pal, a useful night light and also a great night time friend. Batteries included.Warning: Suitable from 3 years.

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The B Kids Go With Me Activity Mirror features a cute bird character that has a large dome safety mirror. The loveable soft bird can be...... more

The B Kids Go With Me Activity Mirror features a cute bird character that has a large dome safety mirror. The loveable soft bird can be hung via a locking link or can be attached to various surfaces using the Velcro. Ideal in the car cot or as a hand held toy. Suitable for children from birth. Warning! Entanglement hazard - the strap is not a toy and shall be kept away from baby. Adult supervision is required. Adult assembly only. Remove plastic sheet on mirror before use.

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Willa can't sleep because she's afraid of bad dreams. 'Think of something happy,' suggests big brother Willoughby. But Will needs him to help her....... more

Willa can't sleep because she's afraid of bad dreams. 'Think of something happy,' suggests big brother Willoughby. But Will needs him to help her. Together they think of all the happy things waiting for Willa in the morning. 'If there ever were a perfect bedtime book, this has to be it' Guardian Includes a CD of this cosy bedtime story!

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Tell Me Something Happy Little bunny Willa is scared to go to sleep, just in case she has a bad dream, so she asks her older...... more

Tell Me Something Happy Little bunny Willa is scared to go to sleep, just in case she has a bad dream, so she asks her older brother Willoughby for help. Wise Willoughby knows that she just needs to think of all the happy things that will be waiting for her in the morning. Full description

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Willa was tired, so she went to bed, but she couldn't sleep. So Willa appeals to her older brother to help her. He suggests that Willa...... more

Willa was tired, so she went to bed, but she couldn't sleep. So Willa appeals to her older brother to help her. He suggests that Willa thinks of all the wonderful things which will be waiting for her in the morning. With her mind full of all the fun tomorrow will bring, Willa feels a lot better.

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1. Save The Lies2. Sweet About Me3. Sanctuary4. Einstein5. Got No Place To Go6. Don't Wanna Go To Bed Now7. Awkward...... more

1. Save The Lies2. Sweet About Me3. Sanctuary4. Einstein5. Got No Place To Go6. Don't Wanna Go To Bed Now7. Awkward Game8. Safer9. Cigarettes And Lies10. Terrifying11. Sit In The Blues12. Echo Beach

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Joyce Dunbar's gentle text and Debi Gliori's bold, pastel illustrations combine in Tell Me What It's Like To Be Big, giving this lovely...... more

Joyce Dunbar's gentle text and Debi Gliori's bold, pastel illustrations combine in Tell Me What It's Like To Be Big, giving this lovely book all the hallmarks of a nursery classic. Willa the toddler rabbit wakes up early one morning and decides that she is going start doing things for herself. First she tries to put on her clothes (without a great deal of success), then she decides to help herself to breakfast (disastrous), and eventually she decides that she is just too little to do all these things for herself and has to ask big brother Willoughby to help her. As Willoughby starts explaining to Willa what it's like to be big, and all the responsibility that comes with growing up, Willa decides that being little isn't quite so bad after all... Any small child who cannot wait to grow up and do things for themselves will find a great deal of fun and comfort in this charming picture book, and will instantly empathise with Willa's plight. A fantastic, magical and unforgettable read for small children. (Ages 1-3) --Susan Harrison

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Good: A copy that has been read, but remains in clean condition. All pages are intact, and the cover is intact (including dust cover, if applicable). The spine...... more

Good: A copy that has been read, but remains in clean condition. All pages are intact, and the cover is intact (including dust cover, if applicable). The spine may show signs of wear. Pages can include limited notes and highlighting, and the copy can include "From the library of" labels.Some of our books may have slightly worn corners, and minor creases to the covers. Please note the cover may sometimes be different to the one shown.

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Sometimes a child knows better...'Grace': Ten-year-old Grace knows that her mum loves her, but her mum loves drugs too. And there's only so long Grace can fend...... more

Sometimes a child knows better...'Grace': Ten-year-old Grace knows that her mum loves her, but her mum loves drugs too. And there's only so long Grace can fend off the 'woman from the county' who is threatening to put her into care. Her only hope is...'Billy': Grown-man Billy Shine hasn't been out of his apartment for years. People scare him, and the outside world scares him even more. Day in, day out, he lives a perfectly orchestrated silent life within his four walls. Until now...'The Plan': Grace bursts into Billy's life with a loud voice and a brave plan to get her mum clean. And it won't be easy, because they will have to confiscate the one thing her mum holds most dear ...they will have to kidnap Grace.

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It's hard to imagine someone even younger than 19-year-old Laura Marling making a splash on the music scene, but 16-year-old Australian singer Gabriella...... more

It's hard to imagine someone even younger than 19-year-old Laura Marling making a splash on the music scene, but 16-year-old Australian singer Gabriella Cilmi is doing a pretty good job. Having smashed apart stereotypes of innocence with her killer single "(Theres Nothing) Sweet About Me", Cilmi (pronounced "Chill Me") now offers a debut that's not only lyrically and emotionally mature, but boasts the kind of potent musical content guaranteed to propel you towards the dancefloor. Lessons To Be Learned is a diverse bag. Produced by Xenomania (Girls Aloud, Sugababes) it's seemingly influenced by everyone from Stevie Wonder and the Kings of Leon, though it'll inevitably draw the most comparisons to Amy Winehouse, thanks to Cilmi's soaring vocals, the record's modern-Motown feel and Xenomanias bright, punchy production. Opener "Save The Lies", though, is nothing like Winehouse--a big, in-your-face disco-stomper with a massive irrefutable chorus. The record drops from there into sultry soul territory with tracks like "Sanctuary", "Einstein", and "Safer", and more upbeat fare such as the electronic "Dont Wanna Go To Bed Now", rocky tracks like "Messy" and the bluesy "Cigarettes And Lies". These stylistic diversions set Cilmi apart from the rest of the 'new soul' brigade, and help give her a voice of her own.--Danny McKenna

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Heartwarming and charming, and exhibiting new cover artwork sure to attract the fans who adore Marianne Richmond's artwork and insightful prose, this...... more

Heartwarming and charming, and exhibiting new cover artwork sure to attract the fans who adore Marianne Richmond's artwork and insightful prose, this book showcases what Marianne does best. ~~~Mom and dad told me I am going to be a big brother.~~~ No thanks,A" I said.~~~ We already have me.A"~~~

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1-Gettin' To MeKING, Ben E. 2-If You Can't Be TrueLEE, Marva 3-Keep On TalkingBARNETT, James 4-Slippin' AroundFREEMAN, Art 5-My Love Is...... more

1-Gettin' To MeKING, Ben E. 2-If You Can't Be TrueLEE, Marva 3-Keep On TalkingBARNETT, James 4-Slippin' AroundFREEMAN, Art 5-My Love Is Getting StrongerNOBLES, Cliff 6-Sly GirlMARTIN, Derek 7-A Thousand WondersBELL, Archie 8-Both Ends Against The MiddleMOORE, Jackie 9-Come On Baby And Hurt MeNAOMI & HARRIS 10-Find Me SomebodyWOMACK, Bobby 11-A New Day BeginsPARLIAMENTS 12-This Is The Thanks I GetLYNN, Barbara 13-You'll Never ChangeLAVETTE, Betty 14-Across The StreetO'HENRY, Lenny 15-Cry No MoreKING, Ben E. 16-Sufferin' CityCOPELAND, Johnny 17-Got To Get You BackNEWBAG, Johnny 18-Where Did I Go WrongEMBERS 19-You My LoveLYNN, Tami 20-Lonely You'll BeMATTHEWS, Johnnie Mae & WOND 21-I'll Be Loving YouSOUL BROTHERS SIX 22-Thank You JohnTEE, Willie 23-Here Come The TearsBANKS, Darrell 24-In The Land Of Make BelieveDRIFTERS 25-Just Say GoodbyePHILLIPS, Esther (2000/ACE) 25 tracks, recorded 1962-69 for the Atlantic labels.

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So just how come it took Tim Roth so long to get the lead role in a major television series? Once theyd taken one look at Lie To Me, its...... more

So just how come it took Tim Roth so long to get the lead role in a major television series? Once theyd taken one look at Lie To Me, its a fair bet that many casting directors were asking the same question, as Roth manages to breathe plenty of life into the central role of Dr Cal Lightman. Inspired by a real life character, Lightman is the head of The Lightman Group, where he works alongside a team of experts as they go about their chosen business: detecting lies. We quickly learn that in Lie To Me, Lightman is the king of his craft, and the skills of he and his team are then bolted on to what would otherwise be a fairly standard police drama. For whether its helping the cops, the FBI or other US government agencies, Lightman and his crew quickly prove to be brilliant at spotting the slightest hint of dishonesty from microscopic movements and gestures, and their particular skills are thus in high demand. Fortunately for the drama in Lie To Me, there are plenty of skilled fibbers to practice their work on, and thanks to some excellent writing, the show doesnt take long to become compulsive viewing. And, lets not understate this, Roth is brilliant as Lightman, heading up a clever, intelligent show thats well worth discovering through this first season DVD set if youve missed it to date. A treat. --Jon Foster

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Let Me In blends the innocent face of Chloe Grace Moretz (Kick-Ass) with the darkness of vampirism. A young boy named Owen (Kodi Smit-McPhee, The Road) ...... more

Let Me In blends the innocent face of Chloe Grace Moretz (Kick-Ass) with the darkness of vampirism. A young boy named Owen (Kodi Smit-McPhee, The Road) has troubles at home (his parents are divorcing) and at school (bullies pick on him mercilessly). But when a mysterious girl named Abby (Moretz) moves in next door, Owen hopes he's found a friend, even though she smells a little strange. Unfortunately, his new friend needs blood to live, and the man who seems to be her father (Richard Jenkins, Six Feet Under) goes out to drain local residents to feed her. But even as Owen starts to suspect something is wrong, having a real friend might just matter more. Because the Swedish film adaptation of the novel Let the Right One In (on which Let Me In is based) was surprisingly popular and critically acclaimed, it's going to be hard for Let Me In to avoid comparisons. Surprisingly, it retains much of the flavor and spirit of the original. It's not as understated--this is an American movie, after all--and some of the creepiness is lost along with that subtlety. Despite that, Let Me In has its own spookiness and the performances (including Elias Koteas, Zodiac, as a local policeman) are strong. Directed by Matt Reeves (Cloverfield). --Bret Fetzer

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Let Me In blends the innocent face of Chloe Grace Moretz (Kick-Ass) with the darkness of vampirism. A young boy named Owen (Kodi Smit-McPhee, The Road) ...... more

Let Me In blends the innocent face of Chloe Grace Moretz (Kick-Ass) with the darkness of vampirism. A young boy named Owen (Kodi Smit-McPhee, The Road) has troubles at home (his parents are divorcing) and at school (bullies pick on him mercilessly). But when a mysterious girl named Abby (Moretz) moves in next door, Owen hopes he's found a friend, even though she smells a little strange. Unfortunately, his new friend needs blood to live, and the man who seems to be her father (Richard Jenkins, Six Feet Under) goes out to drain local residents to feed her. But even as Owen starts to suspect something is wrong, having a real friend might just matter more. Because the Swedish film adaptation of the novel Let the Right One In (on which Let Me In is based) was surprisingly popular and critically acclaimed, it's going to be hard for Let Me In to avoid comparisons. Surprisingly, it retains much of the flavor and spirit of the original. It's not as understated--this is an American movie, after all--and some of the creepiness is lost along with that subtlety. Despite that, Let Me In has its own spookiness and the performances (including Elias Koteas, Zodiac, as a local policeman) are strong. Directed by Matt Reeves (Cloverfield). --Bret Fetzer

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On your marks! Get set! Kiss?! Becky and her friends love playing tag at recess. Then one day they make up a new rule that ruins everything: Whoever gets...... more

On your marks! Get set! Kiss?! Becky and her friends love playing tag at recess. Then one day they make up a new rule that ruins everything: Whoever gets caught, gets a kiss! It's all fun and games until Callum accidentally breaks his arm. Now, Becky feels really guilty. How could she mess up her first kiss AND all her friendships at the same time? With her birthday coming up and a party to plan, Becky feels the strain. Will things "ever" go back to the way they used to be?

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