Sylvia Bishop Book order (chronological)

Kelda has always protected her little sister Isla from danger on the rivers, and from the suspicions of their community. For Isla cannot breathe underwater – and so her very existence is forbidden by silvermen’s Lore. Now the rivers of England are growing sick: monstrous creatures are awakening and a fierce torrent of blame falls upon Kelda’s family. When betrayal comes, the sisters escape on a desperate journey upstream. Joining forces with a mysterious boy, Kelda discovers the darkest depths of her kind’s secret history. But to save both her sister and the very life of Britain’s waterways, Kelda will have to make a sacrifice – one that will change her life forever. Cover art by Thy Bui

One small girl. An unexpected detective. A handful of suspects. All aboard the night train, where no one is as they seem ! As Max takes off on a thrilling journey across Europe by train, can she unravel the mystery of a priceless missing diamond and find a way to bring the jewel thief to justice ?

This story is about a little girl named Property Jones, so-called because she was left in the lost property cupboard of a bookshop when she was five years old. Property loves living in the bookshop, but she has a whopper of a secret ... she can't actually read! So Property doesn't see the newspaper article announcing the chance to win the Montgomery Book Emporium, the biggest and most magnificent bookshop in the world! When her family win the competition, Property finds herself moving to the Emporium, a magical place filled with floor upon floor of books and a very bad-tempered cat. But all is not at it seems at the Emporium and soon Property Jones finds herself in a whole heap of trouble.

Herzerwärmend, lustig, liebevoll – eine Geschichte über Mut und Freundschaft, über kleine Zweibeiner und große Vierbeiner, und darüber, was TÖRÖ alles bedeuten kann. Als Erica an ihrem Geburtstag aufwacht, steht ein trompetender Elefant vor der Tür. Mit einem Schreiben, das besagt, dass sie, Erica Perkins, von nun an seine rechtmäßige Besitzerin sei. Schnell werden die beiden elefantendicke Freunde. Aber so ein Elefant im Reihenhaus verursacht einiges Chaos: zerbrochene Türrahmen, kaputte Treppenstufen, lautes Poltern und natürlich ein gelegentliches TÖRÖ. Schon bald erfährt das Ministerium für exotische Tiere und Hüte davon. Wie kann Erica den Elefanten nur davor bewahren, im Zoo zu landen? Mit bezaubernden zweifarbigen Illustrationen von Lisa Hänsch! Übersetzt von der bekannten Kinderbuchautorin Sabine Ludwig! Bei Antolin gelistet!