A third in our bestselling toilet book series and another stroll down memory lane to 1970s toys like Connect 4 and the Space Hopper, work out which film is showing by the leading actors and the clues, people who died and where, the Rumble in the Jungle, matching pairs, wordsearch, the inventor of the pocket sized calculator, platform shoes and VCR, spot the difference and match the song to the year it was released like London Calling and Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, Stairway to Heaven and Waterloo, plus mazes and puzzles and activities and trivia. 112pp, colour.

An undeniably adorable and hilarious book, a sweetly funny new collection of drawings of T-Rex and his family being stymied by the modern world, and unfortunately by their short arms. See T-Rex trying to take a selfie, She-Rex trying to catch a bouquet at a wedding, T-Rex trying to change a nappy or tell someone he's choking and Wee-Rex trying to crawl. Tiny arms. Big heart. The unfortunate trials of a modern prehistoric family captured in delightful line art with tiny flashes of red.

The very personal guessing game with a warning that it is for Adults Only. You might think you know everything about your friend, partner or family member, but this game is here to put your theory to the test. Sit in pairs and put each player's name on a piece of paper. Each pair gets posed five questions. For example, who is the most argumentative of the two of you? What is their favourite colour? Who is their best friend? What is their Mum's-Dad's-first boyfriend/girlfriend's name? Jobs, dogs, who was naughtier at school, musical instruments they played, eye colour, aches and pains, who spends more time in the shower, who wakes up first, would they be calm if they met their favourite celebrity, if they could be any superhero who would they be? You get the gist. Then it gets hotter. Have they lost their virginity and how old were they? Do they still know the person they lost their virginity to? Have they ever sent a picture of themselves in underwear to a partner? Have they ever had a rebound relationship? Big cartoon style illustrations throughout and colourful page edges. Big board book.

These three wonderful comic novels, Mapp and Lucia, Lucia's Progress and Trouble for Lucia, drolly record the battle between Lucia and Elisabeth Mapp for social and cultural supremacy in the village of Tilling (based on Rye). Their constant skirmishes ensure that every game of bridge, tea or dinner-party, church service, council meeting or art-exhibition are thrilling encounters that ensure Tilling is always on 'a very agreeable rack of suspense'. Both Elisabeth and Lucia are gross hypocrites, snobs and bullies, the huge differences in temperament and style ensure the battle is usually unequal. Elisabeth is incurably mean-spirited and Lucia suffers from splendid delusions of grandeur and personal prestige. Driven by demons of revenge, Elisabeth always acts impulsively, and therefore every revelation of her meanness allows Lucia, the consummate actress, to kill her ally with a sickening kindness. In his insightful Introduction Keith Carabine shows that these books are excruciatingly funny because Benson, like Jane Austen, invites the reader to view the world through the self-deluded chronic anger and jaundiced suspicions of Elisabeth and through the self-deluded fabrications and day-dreams of Lucia. Carabine also concentrates on the novels’ disturbing, bitchy, ‘camp’ humour whenever 'that horrid thing which Freud calls sex is raised'. 665 page Wordsworth paperback.

'Corgi is a Welsh term that means "dwarf dog". Small, but mighty'. 'Variations of the "sploot", part 1: half-sploot - only one back leg extended.' Corgis, with their improbably long bodies, short legs, smiley faces and waggling rear ends are one of Instagram's hottest dog breeds, and counted among their fans our late Queen. This journal is filled with flip-book-style illustrations of a corgi bum waggling back and forth, charming facts about the breed, and a mix of blank and dotted pages. To top it off, there's a fluffy corgi on the cover. It's the perfect gift or self-purchase to melt any dog-lover into a puddle of heart-eyed goo. With cheeky corgi illustrations that wiggle as they walk, flip-book style, paired with clever breed facts, Corgi Butts is an adorable journal with a flocked cover, 14.73 x 20.45 cm, 128 pages.

Chomper, donkey, meat, jammer, wench, folds, clown, licker, face, monkey... Unleash your immaturity and skewed sense of humour within and never be left searching for a clever comeback again. A curse word generator that creates x-rated, humorous, and socially unacceptable curse words for any and every situation. Face it, sometimes a standard curse word or expletive just won't do. Whether you're annoyed with your neighbour, agitated with your spouse, or tired of your lazy children, this unique two-flap flipbook of totally uncensored and socially unacceptable phrases will provide endless possibilities for creative and colourful vocabulary. Spiralbound, 128 pages.

A kitten upside down, a dalmatian with a butterfly on his nose, a black and white pug and other adorable pugs bounding through the air smiling or licking their lips, a ginger kitten with matching coloured chick with the caption 'Itty-bitty teeny tinies', and the sweetest baby pandas lolling around, these adorable animals are guaranteed to get anyone out of a bad mood. Over 75 colour photographs of cute, calming animals to help fight the bad news blues. A great gift for friends and family, whether for the Christmas or anytime. Colour. 15.88 x 15.88cm. 80 pages.

'Someone just called my phone, sneezed and hung up. I'm getting sick and tired of these cold calls.' The fourth collection from the Sunday Times bestseller. Q: How does a penguin build a house? A: Igloos it together. The global Instagram sensation, @DadSaysJokes, returns for another collection of side-splitting gags guaranteed to keep the laughs and groans coming in equal measure. @DadSaysJokes is a community-run dad jokes network on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter, with over 5 million followers, inspired by the daily jokes of author Kit Chilvers' dad, Andrew. Every day, followers submit their jokes and the team picks their favourites - or Dad just drops in his own zinger! 'Finally my winter fat has gone... Now, I have spring rolls'. 'What do you call two guys holding up drapes in a window? Kurt and Rod.' 'What washes up on shores of small beaches? Microwaves.' 'If a pig loses its voice, does it become disgruntled?' 272 pages.

'Yeth, I'm quite thober, thanks.' 'I'm definitely not feline fine this morning.' Cats love a drink! When you're not looking, your kitty is busy getting boozed up. This book gathers the best photos of cats getting tipsy and looking pawfully pitiful the morning after. And to aid your appreciation, these snaps of sordid and sozzled pussycats have been paired with hilarious captions telling us what their meowing actually means. Bottoms up! Colour, 96 pages.

'After last night, I feel doggone ruff!' Dogs love a drink! When you're not looking, your four-legged friend is busy knocking them back. This book gathers the best photos of dogs getting sozzled and looking pawfully pitiful the morning after. And to add to your amusement, these snaps of hedonistic and hazy hounds have been paired with hilarious captions telling us what their barking is all about. Raise a glass to these howl-raisers! Colour, 96 pages.