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Julia Green

    Sylvie and Star
    Beowulf the Brave
    Breathing Underwater
    The Children of Swallow Fell
    Sephy's Story
    Taking Flight
    • 2024

      Ettie has lived blissfully with just her grandma for company and the wild woods as her playground.Until she meets the mysterious Cora and she starts to crave more - now she wants to explore further, to discover secrets of her own. So, when Cora leads her to the hidden quarry pool - deep, cold, beautiful and dangerously inviting - Ettie is ready to jump straight in. But the quarry has secrets too, and Ettie will have to dive deep into the darkness to uncover them . . .

      Ettie and the Midnight Pool
    • 2023

      Exploring the ancient Japanese art of Shibari, this book delves into its rich traditions and the profound emotional connections it fosters. The practice intertwines the physical aspects of rope bondage with deep interpersonal bonds, captivating enthusiasts globally. Readers will discover the intricate techniques and the sensuality inherent in this unique form of expression, highlighting its significance beyond mere aesthetics.

      Shibari: Everything you want to know about Japanese bondage
    • 2022

      The boy has always loved the sea. So he builds a boat and sails away on a voyage of adventure... The wonders of the world await you in this beautiful and inspiring book about following your dreams.

      The Boy Who Sailed the World
    • 2021

      An interiors book for taking joy from colour and the magic it can bring to the spaces we inhabit

      Vivid
    • 2020

      The Children of Swallow Fell

      • 256 pages
      • 9 hours of reading
      4.2(56)Add rating

      A compelling story of resilience, resourcefulness, and hope. Driven from her home by war, Isabella must make the daunting journey from Italy to England. In Swallow Fell, Isabella meets other children like her - surviving in an uncertain world. But can Isabella and her new found friends learn to not simply survive but to thrive?

      The Children of Swallow Fell
    • 2014

      Seal Island

      • 192 pages
      • 7 hours of reading
      3.7(33)Add rating

      Grace is excited about her holiday, staying with Granny at her house in the Hebrides. She makes friends with local boy Col, and together they go exploring all over the Island. One day, Grace discovers a baby seal injured on the beach. She's not sure if she can save it, but she's determined to try . . .

      Seal Island
    • 2013

      Sylvie loves staying on her grandparents' farm in Italy, spending all her time with their dog, Bella, and when Sylvie hears that Bella is expecting puppies she hopes her parents might let her keep one. When Bella's puppy arrives, Sylvie vows to care for him but it soon becomes clear there's something about the little pup that no one was expecting.

      Sylvie and Star
    • 2013

      Kate's relationship with her boyfriend has ended badly - very badly. And now her parents are taking her on holiday with them to a cottage on a remote island in the Hebrides. Kate can't imagine anything more boring. But Kate is also scared. Her parents have been fighting and she knows that this holiday is make or break. Once at the cottage, Kate escapes as soon as she can - outside, anywhere. And there she meets the warmth of the islanders, who are prepared to accept her and to listen to her. And possibly fall in love with her...

      This Northern Sky
    • 2012

      Breathing Underwater

      • 224 pages
      • 8 hours of reading

      This coming-of-age novel captures the essence of summer through beautifully crafted prose, showcasing the journey of self-discovery and growth. The story promises to elevate the author's established reputation, inviting readers into a vivid exploration of youth, identity, and the transformative power of seasonal experiences.

      Breathing Underwater
    • 2012

      Bringing the Summer

      • 247 pages
      • 9 hours of reading
      3.6(100)Add rating

      First published in Great Britain in May 2012 by Bloomsbury Publishing.

      Bringing the Summer