The littlest inhabitants six feet deep plot their escape. A lonely boy finds an unusual bond with an unearthly companion. The last surviving child, post-war, spends Christmas alone in the bitter wintry cold. Meet the children abandoned and left alone, trying to find their place in our world.Part 1 of the Brimstone Tales collection comprises 7 short stories and 2 poems.

The Witches - Will you DARE read it?

This is a collection of short, illustrated stories by a group of talented and creative Meltham children, that varies so wildly, it will leave you wondering how they all started with the same brief!Over the space of eight weeks, working through the various elements of story writing, our intrepid new authors wrote under the guidance of author Martin Rothery to produce this, their first entertaining published piece of work.A strictly limited publication, only the people involved...

The Gobblefunk KeyWritten by Isabelle LeeIllustrated by Zoe Hodgson and Leah GregoryAn old lady comes from a different land. When she goes to the attic she finds that the key to the land is gone. Can she find it in time?The Adventures of Moon the Vampire CatWritten by Amelia BaileyIllustrated by Robyn PearceVampire cats are going missing, and the school is about to explode.SocksWritten and illustrated by Ella LloydA come...

These ghostly adventures and spine-chilling stories are great for reads for reluctant readers. Written by well-known authors and illustrated by much-loved illustrators, this series will appeal to boys and girls.

These ghostly adventures and spine-chilling stories are great for reads for reluctant readers. Written by well-known authors and illustrated by much-loved illustrators, this series will appeal to boys and girls.

For Summer, dealing with her intrusive stepmother makes life an everyday struggle. Only her caring father makes life bearable. Andrew is the star of the high school football team. Inside, however, he wishes for an escape from the spotlight that has been thrust upon him. Cole wants nothing more than to confess his love for his childhood friend, the ever beautiful Giza. Something always seems to be getting in the way, though.In this prequel to The Lost and the Wicked, the reader is t...

Paradise Forest is a book is for everyone, regardless of age, gender or sexuality. It follows the rollercoaster ride of becoming an adult, and what that comes with: the rocky roads of falling in love, friends and family, dreams and adventures, depression and self-love. It will be the escape you need, whether that may be to reminisce or to just find solace whilst going through something difficult.Read this, if you feel like cosying up for an adventure of me...

The Age of Not Believing is a beautifully illustrated new Christmas story for children, about a young boy at the 'age of not believing' who discovers, the true meaning and magic of Christmas. Filled with messages and ideals, twists and surprises, The Age of Not Believing is sure to please and to surprise.Synopsis:Thomas is awoken on Christmas Eve by a mysterious voice. As he follows the voice and walks towards the Christmas tree, he is magically transported to the strange an...

“What was that?” Whispered Alley. “Did you hear those strange sounds?” “Like the screeching of owls or the baying of hounds.” But it was just the wind moaning in the dark of the night, it was spooky and scary and it gave them a fright. They shivered and shook at the creaking of doors, rain tapping on windows like skeleton claws. They huddled together safe under the covers there was Alley aged nine and her two little brothers. Then dark clouds rolled in and the moon disappeared something sp...

Remember how as a child, you were afraid of the dark? Afraid of ghosts, ghouls, and monsters under the bed or in the closet? You never saw one, did you? Thats because, a long time ago, a little hero named Inky Pinky took care of that. How did he do it? you ask. With magic, no less. Thats why you, or any other child, do not ever have to be afraid of the dark again.