The Indian in the Cupboard is the first of five gripping books about Omri and his plastic North American Indian -- Little Bull -- who comes alive when Omri puts him in a cupboard

Tiger, Tiger is a hugely powerful and epic novel set against the dazzling backdrop of ancient Rome. This compelling and uplifting story about friendship, brotherhood and battling against the odds will grip all who read it.

Three bestselling stories about Omri, and his friend Patrick, who turns his plastic Red Indian, Little Bull, into a real miniature person.

A delightfully squirmy story starring Harry the Poisonous Centipede in a scary world of flying swoopers, furry biters and the dreaded Hoo-Mins! With wonderful humour and brilliant illustrations, this is the perfect book for wriggly young readers.

Omri has never forgotten Little Bull and yields to the temptation to see his tiny blood brother again. But Little Bull is found slumped over his horse with two bullet wounds in his back and Omri faces the terrifying responsibility of the power of life and death as he tries to help him.

As soon as their two little heads poked out of the tunnel, they saw it - a thing, a monster. Harry may be a poisonous centipede, but he's not very brave. He would be quite happy never to venture into the dangerous no-top-world above, where flying swoopers, furry biters, belly wrigglers and the dreaded Hoo-Mins live.

Harry the Poisonous Centipede is now quite brave, but nothing can prepare him for this next adventure! He and best friend George are lost in a new and even scarier no-top world. Far from home, across the no-end puddle, they must negotiate a strange treeless cold desert, a Nest of Hoo-Mins, lots of noise-hurt and terrifying hairy-yowlers!

Who would believe that a plastic toy American Indian and a plastic toy cowboy can come to life? When Omri's friend Patrick goes back in time to the Wild West, keeping the secret safe becomes even more difficult for Omri.

The sequel to Lynne Reid Banks' superb 'One More River', telling the story of the First Intafada in the 1990s and the impact it has on the lives of both Israelis and Palesinians.

A medieval tragedy and tale of retribution -- The Dungeon is a powerful story from a writer of great skill and potency.

Jane Graham, alone and pregnant, retreats to a bug-infested attic bedsit in Fulham, where she finds unexpected companionship, happiness and love.

What will Omri find inside the eaves of his new home? Will there be more little figures that come to life? After Omri reads his great-great-great-aunt's account, he longs to try the key. And when his friend Patrick comes to stay, nothing can stop him.

The fifth title in this gripping series about Omri and his plastic North American Indian -- Little Bull -- who comes alive when Omri puts him in a cupboard

A compelling and touching coming-of-age story set in the magnificent Australian outback.

What will Omri find inside the eaves of his new home? Will there be more little figures that come to life? After Omri reads his great-great-great-aunt's account, he longs to try the key. And when his friend Patrick comes to stay, nothing can stop him!

Nine-year-old Alice must write about herself for a school assignment, and in doing so, she sorts out her feelings about her somewhat prickly single mother, the father she has never met, her flamboyant paternal grandmother and the rest of her sometimes confusing life.

Angela and Diabola are twins, but from the moment they enter the world -- one with a smile and the other with a vengeance -- they have nothing in common.

When Omri is given a toy Indian and a small cupboard for his birthday, he has no idea that, when he puts the iNdian in the cupboard it will come alive, or that his "toy" is a very small and demanding brave for whose life and safety he must take responsibility.