Fiona Lumbers

From soccer and basketball to swimming and hurdles, Luna and her friend Abiola will discover that you don't need to be the best to enjoy trying new sports.

Mo is sad - the little mouse's favourite stick is GONE! It could take Mo up to the stars and across the sea, and no other stick will ever be as good. But was it the stick that was special, or could it have been Mo's wild and wonderful imagination? A beautifully rendered celebration of imagination. This charming new character, created by the illustrator of the bestselling Luna Loves... series, is perfect for fans of characters such as Pip and Posy, Maisy and Miffy. Mo captures the determination, creativity and expressiveness of young children. Beautifully rendered illustrations with collage elements make this hugely appealing for young readers. With clever die-cuts throughout, this is the perfect book to inspire imaginative play.

Travel the world with Ava and her botanist parents, and learn to live in the moment in this stunning picture book from highly acclaimed illustrator and artist Fiona Lumbers. Ava’s parents are explorers, and the family is travelling around the world to find the rare ghost orchid. On their way, Ava marvels at the wonders around her: a moose in the woods, the starry desert sky, a blue whale swimming under their boat. But her parents’ focus is on getting to the ghost orchid before its short-lived bloom fades, so only Ava notices the wonders of the journey... Also illustrated by Fiona Lumbers: Clem and Crab Luna Loves Library Day Luna Loves Art Luna Loves Dance The Hairdo that Got Away

See the beauty around you with Ava and her adventuring parents. Ava’s parents are explorers, and the family is travelling around the world to find the rare ghost orchid. On their way, Ava marvels at the wonders around her: a moose in the woods, the starry desert sky, a blue whale swimming under their boat. But her parents’ focus is on getting to the ghost orchid before it’s short-lived bloom fades, so they don’t notice the wonders of the journey.

A striking and heart-warming celebration of taking a moment to notice the beauty in everyday things.

A Luna le encantan los paseos escolares, y esta vez su maestra los llevar al museo de arte. Tiene su lonchera lista y su c mara preparada. Entre esculturas y cuadros, Luna est pasando un gran d a, hasta que Finn, su compa ero, le arranca sus dibujos. Luna no entiende porque Finn es as , pero quiz lo nico que necesite es un amigo con quien platicar. Esta secuela de A Luna le encanta la biblioteca es una mirada a c mo el arte puede proyectarse en nuestra vida cotidiana. Luna loves school trips, and on this day, her teacher is taking them to the Museum of Art. Her lunchbox and camera are in tow, and Luna is all set for a great day, until Finn, her classmate, tears up her drawings. Luna doesn't understand why Finn acts this way. Perhaps all Finn needs is a friend he can talk to. Luna's journey is a guide to how art can imitate everyday life.

Clem is an explorer, a collector, a protector of the seas! Treasure hunting on her beloved beach, she stumbles across Crab, his claw stuck in a plastic bag. Crab will be much safer and happier in the city with Clem, but doesn’t he belong on the beach? A stunningly illustrated timely tale of cleaning up our beaches, with the message that every small action helps. 'Inspiring' SUNDAY TIMES 'inspiring... a warm and hopeful story with a message about nature and plastic pollution' TELEGRAPH 'Gloriously illustrated' THE SUN

Clem is an explorer, a collector, a protector of the seas Treasure hunting on her beloved beach, she stumbles across Crab, whose claw is stuck in a plastic bag. Crab will be much safer and happier in the city with Clem, but doesn't he belong on the beach? A stunningly illustrated, timely tale of cleaning up our beaches, with the message that every small action helps.

I like bees . . . but I don't like honey! I like my imaginary friend . . . but I don't like it when people say he's not real. A beautifully illustrated, funny and thought-provoking book for building confidence and encouraging children to express their feelings - about anything and everything. This book will help enable a much broader conversation about individuality, fear and hopes. All author royalties are being donated to the NSPCC.