A mega-monstertorium packed with 10 pencils in different colours from green and blue, bright florescent orange, red, purple, grey and taupe, two of which are in glittering metallic hues and two vivid neon. Use the tear-out cards to customise and play the Epic Beasts Slam card game. The ultimate guide to colouring and drawing awesome monsters, here are tips from experts on how to create fur, spikes, scales, add cool steampunk parts and other accessories and instructions for making and playing with your own monster cards. It is a modern fantasy-themed colouring and activity kit where some of the creatures are fantasy ogres and giants, other more dragon like, others more weirdly imaginary whether the fur is rich or shiny, mangy or matted from battle, the choice is yours. With techniques including hatching, stippling, cross hatching and scumbling, ideal for creating scales. Tear off sketchpad softback, hardback cover.

Each title in the Stickmen series features cut-away friendly illustrations, diagrams and fascinating nuggets of information as our accident-prone stickmen add a touch of humour to these important facts about trains, cars, aircraft, watercraft, and gigantic machines. They take you right inside the workings of Formula One cars, jet engines, helicopters, container ships, bucket-wheel excavators, semi-submersible rigs, construction cranes, hovercraft, submarines, aircraft carriers, passenger ships, rockets, motorcycles, right up to the armour-plated and very dangerous Abrams tank and the Large Hadron Collider which hurls tiny particles up to the speed of light. With big fold out poster included, designed for ages 9-11 years. 96pp, 21.6 x 28cm.

With over 200 colourful stickers and packed with games, colouring, posters and things to make and do, the first is making faces on the front of Thomas the Tank Engine himself using your stickers. Press out the big card pages and make a door hanger which you can colour in, your own Thomas hat, play the memory game, press out two pages and slot them together to make your own 3D Thomas in blue and with the number 1 down the side. Press out the useful stencils to trace and colour in buffer-busting pictures of a steam engine, top hat, bell, SODOR etc. and slot the many characters into their stands to create your own scene. After the stickers there are eight pull-out pages, some already coloured, others to colour in, and spread these out from the folded pages to make your play scenes/posters. 22 x 27.7cm large softback, colour.

The iconic London Routemaster bus in its familiar bright red and measuring over 20cm long, this model is ready to press out from the card pages and build. Grab a seat on the top deck and take a ride through London's historic centre as we look out for royal palaces, peaceful parks, the Tower of London, Tower Bridge, Shakespeare's Globe, the London Eye, Covent Garden, Big Ben and Westminster Abbey, the Mall and Trafalgar Square. No cutting or gluing required, packed with facts about the capital's most famous landmarks. Eight huge 29.7 x 21cm board pages, colour. Suit ages 6-96.

This colourful guide to the witch-world takes the form of an A-Z of witchy characteristics, and although at first sight it looks like a children's book, in fact adults will get plenty of enjoyment from sharing it with their little people. Witches are very secretive, so we need to do some reading between the lines, and in this book a witch's life is not all it is often cracked up to be. Wild, untamed but also kind, our witch-guide will take us through the alphabet, with some letters having more entries than others. The letter S is the most popular with 10 entries, and starting there we find ... yes! A Spell! Anyone can cast a spell and all you need to do is eat a live toad beforehand. No problem, then. About shoes: "dirty, pointy and often worn out, a witch's evening shoes are made in hell". Under "Scowl", there is no witch in sight, just an elephant, and we learn that elephants never scowl except when they see witches flying a bit too low. When a rabbit looks at you in a slightly weird way it may be a witch in disguise, so take note of small details and beware. We use the word "magical" to describe landscapes with fog, snow or sunsets, because "it is witches who are responsible for them, and if witches didn't exist, these landscapes would be of no interest". When you see witches, how can you be sure they are not wizards? The answer is you can't, but it's not very important. When a witch cackles, big is her mouth and dark are her thoughts. 188pp, softback, colour illus.

With 50 creepy stickers and five bright crayons in white, yellow, orange, green and purple, aimed at 7-9 year olds and with 48 pages measuring 22.23 x 26.7cm, this is unique in that the paper is actually black with white outline drawings of fun yet creepy ghosts, mummies, witches, wizards, plus Egyptian artifacts, monsters, owls, bats, pumpkins, frogs and more. Make them truly come alive with these very bright colours and spooky stickers in this colouring book with a difference. The 50 colourful stickers could be used for all kinds of craft projects and include ghosts, Dracula, witches and witches hats and cats castles, werewolves, bound mummies, creepy crawlies and more. Large softback.