Steve Watkins crafts compelling narratives for young adults, often delving into complex social issues and personal redemption. His prose, ranging from young adult novels to short story collections, explores the human psyche and ethical dilemmas with incisive insight. Watkins also contributes to non-fiction, examining significant societal challenges like racism and discrimination, using his writing to illuminate and advocate for justice. His works are recognized for their stylistic adeptness and depth, offering readers both thought-provoking and moving literary experiences.
Set against the backdrop of a controversial American war, this survival novel follows a young boy as he navigates the harsh realities of conflict. Through his harrowing journey, he confronts the profound costs of war, ultimately exploring the deeper meaning of survival and the impact of violence on humanity.
When Anderson and his friends discover a trunk full of old military memorabilia, the ghost of a World War II sailor visits them, asking for help to solve a seventy-year old mystery.
Classic Bengals: The 50 Greatest Games in Cincinnati Bengals History includes a list of the 50 greatest games by opponent, 'near misses' that almost made the list, stats on each game, and an insightful foreword from 'Mr. Bengal', Dave Lapham, who has played or broadcast games for the team in 42 of its 50 seasons.
Featuring the offbeat adventures of DJ Dog, an ex-rap star canine, this collection humorously explores the clash between hip-hop culture and suburban life. As DJ Dog integrates into the middle-class Watson family, readers can expect a blend of grumbling and cultural enlightenment, all delivered with sharp wit. This second volume of Steve Watkins's nationally syndicated strip continues to appeal to both younger audiences and readers of all ages, promising a delightful mix of laughter and relatable antics.
A host of unusual and amazing activities to be had in fabulous places all around the world during a regular two-week holiday o
Ana's in a detention centre and Jono's life is spiralling out of control. Can their growing romance overcome the borders between them?
Set in August 1944, the story follows Asta, her younger sister Pieta, and their mother as they navigate the dangers of East Prussia during a tumultuous time. With the Soviet Army advancing and the Wehrmacht retreating, the family seeks refuge in the Romincka Forest, facing the harsh realities of survival as winter approaches. The narrative explores themes of resilience, family bonds, and the impact of war on civilians caught in perilous circumstances.
Lavishly illustrated with specially commissioned photographs, Unforgettable Things to Do Before You Die is aimed at anyone looking for an inspirational experience of a lifetime.
Helps you search out essential sights and experiences around the world. This title features thirty of the authors' favourite trips of a lifetime. It is illustrated with photographs; and is suitable for those looking for ideas for an inspirational experience of a lifetime.
Exploring the theme of lost innocence, this story delves into the impact of dark secrets within a familiar setting. The narrative promises to leave readers deeply affected by its emotional intensity and the unfolding drama that reveals the complexities of human relationships and the burdens of hidden truths.