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Ben Martynoga
This is an energetic introduction to rewilding that combines serious environmental information with cartoons, unusual natural examples and clearly explained scientific ideas. Its central message is hopeful: restoring nature could help both ecosystems and people.
Nadia Mikail
This is a journey story set against an approaching global catastrophe, where searching for an estranged sister brings family bonds, loneliness and loss into focus.
Natasha Hastings
This is a historical fantasy mystery about grief, temptation and friendship, with a vividly frozen London setting. Its magical adventure is balanced by family sorrow, medical history and questions about women’s independence.
Cassie Silva
This is a gentle family story about adapting to hearing loss without losing closeness. Jacki and her mother use sign language, while Jacki discovers that music can also be shared through vibration, movement and visual communication.
Jenny Pearson
Expect a humorous adventure shaped by Benji’s determination to help his uncle, alongside more tender material about his parents and the possibility of family change.
Katherine Rundell
A sweeping fantasy adventure centred on two young people, a hidden magical world and the struggle to preserve disappearing magic. Expect imaginative creatures, perilous quests and emotionally significant losses alongside companionship, ingenuity and moral responsibility.
Pádraig Kenny
This is an adventurous, compassionate monster story about belonging, trust and moral judgement. Stitch’s openness meets Alice’s bitterness, while the journey tests how appearances shape people’s responses.
Beth O’Brien
A magical, atmospheric fairytale retelling centred on Red’s curiosity, a threatened relationship between village and woodland, and questions about who is treated as dangerous. It combines mystery, grief, disability representation and collective strength.
Daniel Nayeri, Matt Rockefeller
Treat this as a grief conversation to share, not an automatically gentle choice because it is a picture book.
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