This author crafts narratives under a variety of pen names, allowing for a diverse exploration of literary styles and themes. Each pseudonym serves as a distinct voice, engaging different facets of storytelling and appealing to a broad readership. Her work is characterized by a thoughtful approach to prose and a deep narrative structure that invites readers into immersive worlds. She demonstrates a remarkable versatility, adeptly shifting her authorial persona to suit the unique demands of each project.
In Five Children and It, the children move to the countryside. In a gravel pit they uncover a psammead, a creature who can grant wishes. The children wish for adventures, but they do not always work out as they expect. TreeTops Classics are adapted and abridged versions of classic stories to enrich and extend children's reading experiences.
An elegantly illustrated collection of ten favourite Bible stories with an interesting twist. Margaret McAllister imaginatively retells these tales from the point of view of the women involved: Noah's wife, Miriam, Ruth, Mary mother of Jesus, Pilate's wife, Mary Magdalene are among some of the women who put their side of the story forward. A stylish compilation of Bible stories with a difference, this is a perfect gift for girls.
Joe is happy when a boy in his class offers to sell him a guinea-pig in My Guinea-Pig is Innocent. But he discovers that the boy, Bruiser, is no friend and there is something very strange about his new petTreeTops Fiction contains engaging novels from top authors and illustrators with the variety children need to develop a love of reading!
A fresh retelling of inspirational stories about much loved saints
Lily's archaeologist parents have dragged her to a remote island and left her alone with her worries about high school - until she discovers a new friend, and the island's secret past. Prompt thoughtful discussions and support development of higher-level comprehension skills with Reflect - emotionally powerful stories with realistic settings.
A group of animals, led by an orphaned squirrel, learns about friendship and loyalty when they band together to defend their island kingdom against evil forces
A warming practical book full of advice, suggested activities and encouraging messages to help young children (5-9 years) express and cope with their emotions, to reassure them about handling situations and to raise their self-esteem. With a repetitive mantra The good thing about bad days is-that they come to an end.Space is provided for children to draw or jot down their thoughts and responses. Scattered throughout are verses from Psalms and other books of the Bible, and quotations from other sources.There is a parent section providing additional advice by Dr Claire Parsons, a Christian GP, and a list of websites and contacts as resources and support for children and parents.
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Tromso the friendly troll loves to help people. When snow threatens the village, he proves just how helpful he can be!This Read with Oxford Stage 5 book with short chapters is for children who are becoming independent readers. Read with Oxford offers an exciting range of carefully levelled reading books to build your child's reading confidence.
Hooray! You have a new puppy! You're going to be best friends... as long as you DON'T do the following things. A hilarious, heartwarming picture book for anyone who has a new puppy (or wants a new puppy) from the author and illustrator of 15 Things Not to do with a Baby.