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Roy Apps

    Roy Apps is a prolific author deeply invested in children's literature and creative writing initiatives. His extensive career spans numerous television scripts and contributions to animation, showcasing a versatile narrative talent. Beyond his own writing, Apps actively mentors emerging writers, guiding them through the creation of books, plays, films, and more. He is committed to fostering creativity through workshops and community projects, demonstrating a passion for nurturing the next generation of storytellers.

    How to Handle Your Mum
    How to Handle Your Sister
    EDGE: Dream to Win: Bradley Wiggins
    My Vampire Grandad
    EDGE: Dream to Win: Mo Farah
    EDGE: Dream to Win: Leo Messi
    • 2020

      Robbers, Cops, Crime

      • 32 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      Discover the amazing history of policing through photographs - from historic invaders to Interpol and DNA profiling

      Robbers, Cops, Crime
    • 2015

      EDGE: Dream to Win: Leo Messi

      • 48 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      An inspirational set of biographies focusing on the skill and determination needed to break through into the world of top-class sport.

      EDGE: Dream to Win: Leo Messi
    • 2014

      School can drive you bonkers. School can be desperately dull -- but you have to go to school (it's the law!). Like most schools, yours is probably stuffed with troublesome teachers and potty pupils. And like most kids, you probably think you'll never survive until the end of term. That's where you're soooo wrong. This book is here to "help" will all your school-related pains in the... neck

      Edge. How to Handle. Your School
    • 2013

      An inspirational set of biographies focusing on the skill and determination needed to break through into the world of top-class sport.

      EDGE: Dream to Win: Mo Farah
    • 2012

      It takes blood, sweat and tears to get to the top of any sport, and these short, inspirational biographies show just how tough it can be. Focusing on top athletes and sport personalities, each dramatic story brings to life the skill, determination and luck needed to break through into top level competition.

      EDGE: Dream to Win: Jessica Ennis-Hill
    • 2012

      Bradley Wiggins is a national hero - the first British person to win the Tour de France - EVER. Read his story from his childhood years right up to when he crossed the finish line at the London 2012 Olympics.

      EDGE: Dream to Win: Bradley Wiggins
    • 2009

      Rebecca Adlington

      • 48 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      Ever had a dream - a dream to win? Rebecca Adlington had a dream - to be an Olympic gold medal winner. This is the story of Rebecca's early years and her break through into the British Olympic swimming team.

      Rebecca Adlington
    • 2009

      Andy Murray

      • 45 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      An inspirational set of biographies focusing on the skill and determination needed to break through into the world of top-class sport. Ever had a dream -- a dream to win? Andy had a dream -- to be the number one tennis player. This is the story of Andy's early years and his break through into the top ten ranking.

      Andy Murray
    • 2008

      EDGE: Dream to Win: David Beckham

      • 45 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      An inspirational set of biographies focusing on the skill and determination needed to break through into the world of top-class sport.

      EDGE: Dream to Win: David Beckham
    • 2006

      Goolish is suffering a bit of an identity crisis. After hundreds of years of ghouls, spectres, vampires, mummies, zombies and all manner of spectral folk living happily alongside one another, so-called 'ordinary' people have started to move to the town - attracted by the cheap houses and country life. The Fang Gang are working hard to develop their gruesome skills in an effort to foster good relations between the new residents of Goolish and their grisly neighbours. But things don't always go as planned. With a new recruit to the gang, perhaps things will go a little more smoothly. Or, perhaps not as Johnathan is about to find out

      My Vampire Grandad