Cast your mind back to the mid-1990s. The Premiership was shiny and new, England weren't terrible at football, and exciting foreign players like Gianfranco Zola, Eric Cantona and Georgi Kinkladze were lighting up our game. In an industrial town in the north-east of England, a little Brazilian magic was the catalyst to thrust a previously provincial, middle-of-the-road club into the full glare of the global footballing spotlight. The Little Fella: How Middlesbrough Fell in Love with Juninho is the story of Juninho Paulista and his three-act association with Middlesbrough, culminating in the League Cup win of 2004, which today still remains Boro's only major trophy. It examines the World Cup winner's part in a rollercoaster 1996/97 season, which saw Boro lose two cup finals and end up being relegated; to the redemptive, triumphant 2003/04 season. With contributions from some of Boro's other star names of a golden period, such as Fabrizio Ravanelli, Emerson, Gaizka Mendieta and Gareth Southgate, The Little Fella attempts to translate into words the magic football fans witnessed on the pitch during those heady days.

In the first spring of his life, a little colt learns about jealousy and friendship.

Little Fella is a strong, feisty little boy character, full of big ideas despite his small sizel One day he decides to become a superhero. One by one he 'rescues' a butterfly, a ladybird and a jar full of snails, but his Big Sister pooh poohs all of this: That doesn't make you a superhero she says. But when Big Sister comes face to face with a monster of her own - a big hairy spider - Little Fella rescues her in true Superhero fashion Repetition, a strong refrain, an undaunted hero and lots of (appealing ) insects make this a very special and different picture book.

Although fifteen-year-old Grummpess Mummpiss has been living with facial disfigurements all his life, he has no idea that he is about to transform into a monster capable of much more than he ever imagined. When the dots on the keloids on his face begin forming a circular pattern and his fellow high school students begin referring to him as a freakazoid, Grummpess is forced to face a harsh reality he never requested. Guided by his loving parents, Grummpess leaves his town of Marralow to begin anew in the isolated country of Scarsenova where he hopes to continue his education in a more accepting environment. As he attempts to immerse himself in the culture and traditions of his new home, Grummpess’s curiosity for solving problems leads him into an entirely different world when he discovers a hidden science laboratory formerly occupied by a famous inventor. But it is not until he decides to bring a stentz back to life one day that Grummpess unwittingly opens a new door to becoming the perfect scientist. In this action-packed fantasy tale, a teenager battling a monstrous side he never wanted sets out on an unimaginable journey in a new country where he discovers a passion for science.

Would you confess to a murder you didn't commit? A celebrity cold case gets solved when a convicted gangster, confesses to a headline-grabbing murder. But DSI Joe Leyland is not convinced. With the assistance of rogue former investigative journalist Clare Woodbrook, he begins to unravel a decade-old conspiracy that reaches right into the heart of the police. And as they start to delve deeper, they begin to discover secrets that very powerful people would kill again to hide. Secrets Never Die is a gripping British conspiracy thriller, full of twists and with dashes of dark humour. It's book 2 in the Clare Woodbrook series. Download to be thrilled today!