First published in 1982, we are thrilled to have this paperback reprint of what is now regarded as a modern classic. The story begins: 'My earliest memories are a confusion of hilly fields and dark, damp stables, and rats that scampered along the beams above my head. But I remember well enough the day of the horse sale. The terror of it stayed with me all my life. I was not yet six months old, a gangling, leggy colt who had never been further than a few feet from his mother. We were parted that day in the terrible hubbub of the auction ring and I was never to see her again. She was a fine working farm horse, getting on in years... she was sold within minutes... but somehow I was more difficult to dispose of. Perhaps it was the wild look in my eye as I circled the ring in desperate search of my mother... I was dragged along the lanes tied on a short rope to the tail board of a farm cart so that every twist and turn wrenched at my neck.' Young Albert adopts the colt, and then is called up to serve in the trenches of the First World War where he is reunited with his War Horse. An unforgettable story which ends at Christmastime in the village. 182pp, paperback.

The Diamond Brothers in... The Blurred Man, South By South East, Public Enemy Number Two and The Falcon's Malteser. Buy all four paperbacks and save even more.

The Owl and the Pussy-Cat, Calico Pie and The Pobble Who Has No Toes, together with Edward Lear's crazy limericks, have entertained adults and children alike for over 100 years. This edition, illustrated by the author, contains all the verse and stories of The Book of Nonsense, More Nonsense, Nonsense Songs, Nonsense Stories and Nonsense Alphabets and Nonsense Cookery. It has a biographical Preface by Lear himself, and concludes with some delightful 'heraldic' sketches of his cat, Foss. 272pp. Paperback.

The Hundred Acre Wood is where Winnie-the-Pooh and his friends Piglet, Eeyore, Rabbit, Tigger, Kanga and Baby Roo, Owl and Christopher Robin live and play. Read about their adventures playing Pooh Sticks leaning over the bridge in the first seven and last seven pages of this huge softback. Pull the tabs to join in the game and find out what happened when Eeyore played. Follow the step-by-step instructions, press out the pre-cut pieces and follow the guidelines of where to fold to build your own 12" tall Pooh's Tree, Rabbit?s House, the bridge itself front and back, the river background, Owl's Tree, some spinners to play with, and of course the Pooh Sticks themselves together with rods and tabs, a honey pot and the actual characters in left and right or front and back figurines to press out. Colour, 31 x 21cm softback. Apologies for sticker.

Like a young James Bond (and Anthony Horowitz has now been commissioned to write the next Bond movie), here are the classic ALEX RIDER novels for ages nine to excitable adults in this popular series which has converted a lot of reluctant readers. The set comprises books one to ten: Stormbreaker, Point Blanc, Skeleton Key, Eagle Strike, Scorpia, Ark Angel, Snakehead, Crocodile Tears, Scorpia Rising and Russian Roulette. Action, adrenalin and adventure, this series of spy novels written by the British author revolve around a teenage spy named Alex Rider. Horowitz has indicated he hopes to start on the 14th in the series soon, and the first, Stormbreaker, was released in 2000 and adapted into a film in 2006 starring Alex Pettyfer. Alex is recruited by MI6 after discovering the truth about his uncle's life and death and sent to complete his uncle's latest mission to investigate a Lebanese multimillionaire named Herod Sayle and his creation - the revolutionary and newly-developed computer named Stormbreaker which contains a lethal variation of smallpox and they Sayle plans to ruthlessly kill thousands of school children around the world with it. Alex foils the plan and succeeds on his first mission. The series continues with a school for rebellious billionaires, a plot to fix the 2001 Wimbledon Tennis Tournament, the hijacking of the US nuclear arsenal, assassinations and more. Ten paperbacks in a slipcase, ideal for all adventurous children. 20.5 x 13 x 23cm it fits neatly on a bookshelf and has ALEX RIDER printed across the book spines of the set.

Over 40 colourful press-out pieces of Winnie-the-Pooh, a spotty Dalmatian, Buzz Lightyear, Woody and friends, characters from Toy Story, Vanellope, create your own very magical scene and place your characters around your decorative Christmas tree. Eight big board pages, 40 pieces all in colour and fun for all the family at Christmastime. Ages 3+, CE safety approved.

Dog, cat, duck, pig, horse, sheep, cow and on the reverse side of these press-out pieces big bold number 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 so that there are two different ways to play a number dominoes game with 36 pieces and a matching pairs game with lots of farmyard and animal fun. The handy booklet enclosed has step-by-step instructions and lots of cool activities like look and find to reinforce attention and detail and spotting skills, simple counting puzzles, matching games to encourage shape, character and colour recognition and watch the sheepdog who loves chasing sheep. Answer the questions below as he rounds them all back into the pen. Suit ages 3+, CE safety approved, for 2-4 players with 36 press-out colour domino pieces approximately 1½" square. Non-mint box stickered with a £5 sticker, reflected in the Bibliophile price.

Gloriously embossed in gold on scarlet red imprinted on a quality off white blank small notecards with ten white envelopes for all Harry Potter fans. The cards celebrate the iconic house founded by Godric Gryffindor, noted for the courage and determination of its members, including of course our hero Harry and his friends. It showcases its classic lion crest in a clean, minimal image and everyone who has appreciated J. K. Rowling's wizarding world will love this stationery in their desk drawer. It looks very impressive. Bargain price.

Three jigsaws each with 48 pieces tell the stories of the Christmas Wish with a busy street scene, huge Christmas tree being decorated, market stalls and café, snowman and people in the run up to Christmas. It is the story of Julian who goes shopping with his Mum and Dad for a new winter jacket. Oscar the dog wants to join in. Dad has set up a huge Christmas tree right next to his basket with lots of colourful baubles. There are four rooms in the house within one of the jigsaws with Mother wrapping presents, the children playing, another Julian in his bedroom and Grandad playing guitar to the family in the living room. For ages five and up for fun and games in the lead up to Christmas, all the family will love these colourful, busy jigsaws. CE safety approved.

Cinderella, Hansel and Gretel, The Emperor's New Clothes and The Wolf and the Seven Little Kids are the three much-loved and one not so well known stories recounted in this rather special big board book. The story is abridged on the right side and then a famous scene from the story depicted in a 48 piece jigsaw puzzle on the right page - slot all the parts in and store them there when finished. Hansel and Gretel approach the gingerbread house with the old lady at the door, the animals in the forest looking on, even washing on the line next door, a glorious waterfall and a prince on a white horse trotting across a bridge. For Cinderella there is the golden carriage waiting as she flees down the steps, pursued by the prince and loses her golden slipper. The Emperor is not quite naked wearing some kind of pink frilly knickerbockers as the townsfolk looks on aghast; and lastly the wolf dressed as the shopkeeper knocks at the door where the nanny goats children peep through the crack and see his coal-black feet. There is no jigsaw for this one. Designed for children ages five and over, CE safety approved and designed to develop fine motor skills, awareness and logic. They are also great fun for jigsawers of any level and age, and collectors.