NINE TITLES FROM DEBUT AUTHORS INCLUDED IN THIS LATEST BATCH OF ACQUISITIONS
NEW TITLES FROM RETURNING TINY TREE AUTHORS EMILY WENSLEY, BEN LEVEY, AND SALLY ANDERSON
INCLUDES PICTURE BOOKS, EARLY READERS, MIDDLE GRADE, AND YA TITLES
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Tiny Tree Books is proud to announce seventeen new titles from new and established authors, all of which will be published in 2026. Having experienced incredible growth in 2025, the imprint will continue to platform and showcase new and emerging voices in children’s publishing alongside more established names.
“2025 has been an incredible growth year for Tiny Tree,” says Publishing Manager James Shaw. “In 2026, we’re looking to be even more ambitious, and we’re excited today to share a little bit more of what we’ll have to offer over”.
Following the release of Wolf Girl earlier this month, Sally Anderson returns with We Don’t Like Bertie! — a brand new picture book in early 2026. When a new baby brother steals the spotlight, mischief follows in this playful picture book about siblings, big changes, and one cheeky imaginary friend.
Ben Levey (Lively Lila: A Dance of Happy Discovery) also returns to Tiny Tree with Maybe? Mais Oui! A joyful picture book that celebrates the power of imagination. Join a curious young boy and his dog as they transform everyday objects into extraordinary adventures. Coming early 2026.
Aaha and the Time Travelling Ted is a super fun sci-fi adventure from author Jonathan Brough. Travel through time with a ten-year-old scientist as she struggles to find her way back to the present, accompanied by a rebellious robot companion and a suspiciously familiar Commander. Illustrated by Hannah Jesse (Curse of the Dearmad, Where Is My Smile?) Coming early 2026.
Zoe Clipsham’s imaginative picture book Twig’s Adventures follows a cat named Twig through all of the grand escapades that his imaginative owner, Gracie, can dream up. This is a celebration of friendship, imagination, and the bond between a child and her cat. Coming early 2026.
A gripping tale set on the shores of the Loch Ness, Richard J. Sutton’s novel delves into ancient history and modern mysteries, as the two threaten to collide. Sleeper on the Mountain is a YA thriller you won’t forget in a hurry. Coming spring 2026.
The Grumlyns are a gang of mischievous monsters causing chaos. But what happens when they meet their match? Can you guess the monstrous twist in this new picture book by Fran Brylewska? Coming spring 2026.
Author Sarah Surgey will debut the first book in The Subject Society — a new series of short, early reader, chapter books that combine STEM and the arts. It’s a book all about friendship, curiosity, and the power of working together. With illustrations by Larisa Ivanković. Coming spring 2026.
What If There Were No Humans On Earth? What an incredible question, and one that Rumin Wu explores in this existential and inspiring picture book about the impact we have on our planet. Coming spring 2026.
Up On The Hill is the story of an incredibly unlikely friendship between a solitary wolf and an extroverted pig. As it turns out, true friendship celebrates differences. A new picture book from Beatriz Good. Coming spring 2026.
We all need to be reassured from time to time, don’t we? The Bravest Kid I Know by author Rebecca Louick does just that. With gentle, rhythmic phrasing, this wholesome picture book shows that bravery isn’t the absence of fear, but the courage to keep going. Coming spring 2026.
A Little Bit of Kangaroo Kindness is a heartwarming, rhyming picture book by Sharon Gold. Starring Summer the Kangaroo, this is a story all about finding joy in the happiness of those around you. Coming spring 2026.
An empowering and thought-provoking new picture book by Irish author Shelley Corcoran, with illustrations from Sam McGarry, Bridget’s Bright is the story of a young girl whose unusual fear of the bright (rather than the dark) stops her from being all she can be. Coming summer 2026.
New from Emily Wensley and illustrator Helen Morgan — the creative duo behind ‘The Giant at Number Two’ — comes a new picture book, Mr. Jiggletoe. Spreading happiness wherever he goes, the townspeople are sad when a local dancer disappears. However, one young girl hatches a plan to bring him back. Coming summer 2026.
Angela Churm delivers a ghostly, gothic, middle-grade horror novel with The House on Howle Hill. There are dark forces at work in this one. The house has secrets around every corner, and this book will grip readers until the very end. Coming summer 2026.
All the other woodland creatures have made their wishes, but it’s Little Kit’s Wish that proves hardest. A magical, heartwarming, and courageous new picture book from author Cheryl Lawton Malone and acclaimed illustrator Felipe Lancha. Coming summer 2026.
Stephen and Davilyn Lynch’s hilarious Your Dog Is Controlling Your Mind proves once and for all that dogs are secretly in charge. This eccentric picture book will make you look twice at your furry best friend. Coming summer 2026.
Rebecca Swan wants to welcome all of us to Wychbury Village. Meet the not-so-scary “spookies” of Wychbury in this picture book full of rhymes, cheeky charm and just the right amount of shivers. Welcome to Wychbury Village is a must-read for Halloween 2026.
An action-packed middle-grade adventure about a mysterious golden mirror with the power to travel through time, The Adventures of David Daly: The Mirror of Time by John Michael Mulroy is a globetrotting middle-grade thrill ride. Coming autumn 2026.
All of the works mentioned will join previously announced titles by Peter Woolrich & Lauren Reeves, Michelle Hird, Tom Phipps, Lisa J. Allen, Emma Graham, Sarah Oliver, Brian Frederick, and Dawn Treacher.
About Tiny Tree Books
Tiny Tree is an imprint of Andrews UK Limited. From its creation, the imprint has gone from strength to strength, producing high-quality picture books, junior fiction, middle-grade fiction, and YA titles. Tiny Tree looks to champion new voices and talent whilst producing unique stories for children of all ages.
