Lincoln is buzzing... the city's football team has just won promotion thanks to beanpole skipper Gary Sertori. Furthermore, a Bollywood movie is about to be shot near Lincoln Cathedral and two stars of women's tennis are in town to play a glamorous exhibition match. But when a murder takes place at Buenings, everyone falls under suspicion.

A collection of poems of a deeply religious nature.

In the West Country's sleepy valley of Tucerton, farmer Roger Clanter and his student Kath have just enjoyed a romp in the hay and are finalising their plans to do away with his wife. Seconds later, they're lucky to be alive as a bullet passes through the windscreen of the Land Rover, missing them by inches. Someone has tried to bump them off.

Sunset Farm - the best place in the world is what Pinky the little pig thinks. He loves his home and his friends. Life is good for Pinky, but it's about to get very exciting indeed. You see, Pinky is no ordinary pig - he's special, he can talk to all creatures. And that's not all - he can fly.

Offers an assortment of verse, prose, stories, personal memoirs, critical essays and cameos. This work covers a range of themes from the foibles of life, love, the beauties of nature and the vagaries and cruelties of time, through aspects of religion and war, to discussion of the plays of Shakespeare, and the dystopian fiction of Aldous Huxley.

Benjamin just can't resist a sneaky read when he's supposed to be doing maths. However, Benjamin has to pinch himself when he faces Shamus and Pat - two real bookworms! Then there's the Tooth Fairy.

It is the end of the 21st century and the American base on Mars is about to expire. All attempts at rescue have failed and a dozen astronauts are facing starvation. Close to despair, NASA turns to the military and strikes gold. Naval officers David Hewish and Nobohito Kazu are willing to take risks that no normal man would contemplate.

Millie Black is being bullied. Tormentor, Kelly Jackson and her gang of four, are out to make Millie's life a misery, especially as school heart-throb James Harris is determined to win violinist Millie's heart. And to add to the 14 year old's trauma, her friends have deserted her and her mum and dad are separating.

Including a CD of original music, this title zipzags around the world from Henry-VIII's Hampton Court gardens to a dark damp cave in deepest darkest Africa.

A collection of verse and short stories that offers a glimpse behind the eyes of the author as she bares her soul with some incredibly candid reflections of her life between the ages of 15-19.

With only GBP600 in the kitty, the project was never going to be easy. Yet if Moira Cooke and husband Robert had any inkling of all the problems building a community school in rural Zambia would entail, they may well have caught the first plane back to the UK.

A collection of autobiographical essays which were written whilst resident in the Lesnes Abbey Ward, it reflects the author's background and experiences as a commuting worker for several decades in Central London.

Four-year-old Freddy is a gifted child, already showing signs of becoming a budding scientist. A few years pass and, whilst exploring in a disused mine, Freddy innocently discovers some unknown chemical symbols. These compounds, when mixed correctly, produce a violent reaction... with potentially devastating results.

Set in the late 1930s and 1960s, this title tells a tale of Mei Yin, a young Chinese girl from an impoverished family. It is not just a fictional story of the events that ripped one family apart, but a taste of Malaysia's historical political and cultural changes during its transition from colonial rule to independence and beyond.

You may think that a cast-off hat would be of no use to anyone. But then you didn't know about the strange bodiless creatures with large eyes, spindly arms, flat feet, and huge imaginations that began to occupy them. When that happened, these strange creatures decided to make them their homes and to call themselves - Hatteyes.

Revisits the past to recall how the author and his wife implemented changes in the homes they worked in to the benefit of the children in their care, and how they helped bridge the gap for those children who left Barnardo's to become adults outside the home.

Teaches you what you need to know about crimbo.

Suitable for those who want a relationship, a new relationship, an improved relationship.

Brings together the author's remarkable life experiences from early childhood through the reckless stage of youth.

Discusses how you can use writing to improve every area of your life.