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"WILFRED, the worm who would not wriggle" is a children's story of a worm who becomes too scared to wriggle until he learns how important worms are in nature.

Miriam Lawrence's evocative memoir describing the exciting voyage she made in 1848-50, aged 20, on a wooden three mast sailing ship, captained by her husband, to Australia, Hong Kong and other places in Asia. The book includes pictures of the ship and the places visited, maps, extracts from the captain's log and commentary.

A truly original, blisteringly entertaining bundle through a life in sport; playing, watching, coaching. Rich, upful and wise, fearlessly conflating football and cricket stories with alarmingly Big Ideas.

A legendary history of the development of a human settlement in West Wales from the last Ice Age through the eyes of the Nature Spirit of the valley.

Channelled messages from intelligences beyond this world, bringing the human race hope for the future through prophetic messages, teachings, philosophy and parables.

A shrewd and skilled Minister must go to daring lengths and create the first Secret Service, outwitting a deadly Brotherhood before they kill Queen Elizabeth and destroy Protestant England.

Essential Social Enterprise is a new book by Freer Spreckley describing the origin and progression of how social enterprise became a worldwide movement in alternative forms of doing business.

In aceasta carte vei gasi raspunsul la toate intrebarile care au legatura cu invatarea, intelegerea si recapitularea limbii engleze. Toate informatiile sunt simple, clare, pe intelesul tuturor, usor de parcurs usurand astfel procesul de invatare sau recapitulare.

A personal biography that examines my Christian faith and its effect upon the trials and testings that life throws our way.

A first family holiday in France in 1979, which did not end as planned, but which led to at least one visit every year, a compelling annual mission, for some 35 years.

We`ve grown to love the Superheroes on the big screen and now we must show our support for the ones in real life....

Fact-based evocation of the life and times of the author's grandmother, a farmer's widow left to raise ten children during Ireland's war of independence.

Three elderly people are living parallel lives in Eastbourne. One is a world of contentment; the other under foreign domination.

Hugo and Daddy's Christmas Adventures shares the magical story of Hugo and Santa on Christmas Eve and also how two families come together after tragedy and loss.

A Reporter's Recollections of the Glory Years of Speedway, spanning his life in provincial and national journalism.

A scary adventure for twins Jay and Jill, whose mysterious mind-sensing Talents are awakened when they find the World Gate in Crow Forest. But who is the Watcher?

A beautifully illustrated rhyming book that teaches little librarians about the qualities of kindness.

In this enchanting story of self-acceptance and courage, Colin comes to Earth to find friends, but he ends up on a quest to help the animals in the Kingdom over the Mountains.

A fun and educational book in the "Reading in Rhyme" series, to help learn the names of different creatures' homes and thus enlarge a child's knowledge and vocabulary.

A heart-warming story of self-discovery, friendship and acceptance, which will help children who sometimes mix up the letters 'p' and 'g' to recognise and use them correctly.

First counting book for young children

Saving Graces is about time travel, but shouldn't be defined by this. It's about love and friendship, fashion, art and the pressures that the contrasting worlds of wartime and 21st Century London place upon its characters. Above all it explores the power of the human spirit to win against almost overwhelming odds.

A romance set in Ireland

A detective mystery set in Canterbury and Whitstable exploring the dark, corrupt, criminal underbelly of Kent's main cathedral city, following a brutal riverside murder.

A magical story about love and family during difficult times, with an adventure to the enchanted redwood forest.

A family suspense set in Falmouth and the North Coast of Cornwall, full of murder, psychological intrigue, child kidnap, and a quest to overcome a miscarriage of justice.

This must-read brief introductory book is a richly illustrated account of Black history in Argentina that using titles as questions and educational activities to engage further.

Fourth book in the Tales from Tipperary series; exploring community in an ancient and spiritual country

The Climb Up and Away is the second book in the 'Against the Odds' series, charting author Tom Lewin's colourful journey from the slums of Birmingham's Summer Lane.