Who's ready for an adventure? Inspired by Nikolas Nurdblok, design your own hero, build your own adventure or try your luck in the lost brick maze!
The genius of bestselling cartoonist Jeffrey Brown meets the creativity of LEGO play in a funny adventure story for readers aged 7+
DK are so excited to share the cover of our upcoming graphic novel Nikolas Nurdblok and the Lost Brick, made with our friends at LEGO and written and illustrated by New York Times bestselling cartoonist Jeffrey Brown!
Let the chip chase begin! Help Team Seagull find their way to the ultimate chip!
Think you’ve got what it takes to join the Nightmare League? Your mission starts here.
Get cracking with this egg-citing activity pack!
Can you find your way out of a sticky snotty mess? Or find words amongst an exploding volcano? Ask What If...? with this activity pack!
Alex Rider meets Stranger Things in this fun, adventure-driven MG series from a star Australian author.
Who's ever heard of a penguin that doesn't like the cold? Surrounded by the same old snow day in day out and always bloomin' freezing, Clive Penguin wishes he was somewhere else. SOMEONE else. But, with an epic discovery just around the corner, the solution might be easier than he thinks . . .
Who's ever heard of a flying penguin? Clive Penguin is back in a new stand-alone story! Affronted by the narrator's praise for 'majestic' swooping seagulls, is determined to take to the sky himself. He's going to fly! Who says penguins can't do it?
Agent Harrier must discover the identity of a top-secret file-stealing traitor in the BARK intelligence agency. But something’s happening to the book itself . . . whole pages are repeating, and there’s an ink-deleting weapon threating to wipe everything out! Will Agent Harrier sniff out the rat before he’s TOTALLY AND PERMANENTLY ERASED?
This book will explode in 5 minutes. NO TIME TO LOSE! Agent Harrier must follow the red wire and defuse the bomb before it’s too late. Will our canine spy extraordinaire save everyone from being blasted to smithers? Be careful not to bark up the wrong tree, Harrier – it looks like something very fishy could be *ahem* apaw . . .