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Books with author Gillian Cross

  • The Demon Headmaster

    Gillian Cross (author)

    Paperback (Oxford University Press, )
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  • Calling a Dead Man

    Gillian Cross

    Paperback (Oxford University Press, March 15, 2010)
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  • The Nightmare Game

    Gillian Cross

    Paperback (Oxford University Press, March 1, 2010)
    Hope has gone. Warren saw her being taken from her prison under their father's house but was too scared to intervene. Now he wishes he'd been brave enough to stop Rob, Emma and Tom kidnapping her. His father is furious, but it's the behaviour of Warren's normally-cowed mother that's mostfrightening. For years she has known her daughter was safe in the hole under the conservatory. But now Hope is out in the world, and anything could happen to her. Mum has to get her back. She's going to start by doing something terrible to Hope's kidnappers, and Warren must help.Rob, Tom and Emma have other things on their mind. When they took Hope, it was to save her. But now Hope has disappeared. Could she somehow have escaped to the world of miniature people where Rob's friend Lorn is fighting for survival?Just when the three friends need to be closest, Emma disappears and Tom starts acting really weirdly. Rob is sure the man with blue eyes has something to do with it. He's seen him in town again. If he dares to confront him, will he be able to save his pals? And if he's wrong, what price will theyall end up paying?
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  • The Dark Ground

    Gillian Cross

    Hardcover (Oxford Univ Pr, March 31, 2004)
    Robert is alone, in a strange jungle. He has no food, no shelter, no warmth. Unfamiliar creatures are roaming about - and he's not even sure how he got there...Following the story of Robert's struggle for survival, through to his extraordinary realization of where he is and what has happenedto him, and then to his perilous journey to find his way home, this is an incredible adventure story full of suspense and surprises.* Building on the great success achieved by Gillian Cross's previous novel Calling a Dead Man* Gillian Cross is one of the UK's top children's authors, and has won every major children's book prize. She is highly acclaimed internationally
  • Born of the Sun

    Gillian Cross

    Library Binding (Holiday House, Oct. 1, 1984)
    A long-awaited dream comes true for Paula when she, her parents, and a young photographer journey to South America to search for the lost city of Atahualpa, the last Inca ruler of Peru
  • The Demon Headmaster and the Prime Minister's Brain

    Gillian Cross

    Paperback (Oxford University Press, June 4, 2009)
    Octopus Dare is the new computer game at school - everyone's playing it. But only Dinah is any good at it. Soon all she can think about is Octopus Dare. She wins a place at the grand final, and she's over the moon. But there's something strange about it all that worries Dinah - so her friends come with her to the final. Before long they find themselves in trouble - facing their old enemy, the Demon Headmaster. Gillian Cross has won the Carnegie Medal, the Whitbread Children's Novel Award, and the Smarties Prize, and is a highly-acclaimed author. Sales of her books exceed one million copies.
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  • The Demon Headmaster: Total Control

    Gillian Cross

    Paperback (OUP Oxford, July 6, 2017)
    Everyone is good at something. But at Lizzie's school this has been taken to extremes. Her classmate Ethan, who previously had no interest in sport, is now incredible at football; her brother's suddenly an expert in robotics; and Lizzie has become really good at being bad. But when she triesto remember what awful thing she's just done, all she has is a blank space in her mind.How come they've suddenly changed so much? And why can't they talk about it? It's as though they have no power over their own actions. Could this be something to do with the mysterious new headmaster . . . ?Surrender yourself to the new hypnotic spell of the Demon Headmaster, with new kids, a new school, and a new thrilling scheme for world domination. Fast paced and action packed adventure, written by the award-winning Gillian Cross. Resistance is not an option.
  • The Dark Ground

    Gillian Cross

    Paperback (Oxford Univ Pr, March 31, 2005)
    Robert is alone, in a strange jungle. He has no food, no shelter, no warmth. Unfamiliar creatures stalk him - and he's not even sure how he got there. This is Robert's story of survival, from the extraordinary realization of where he is and what has happened to him to his perilous journeyhome.The first volume of an incredible adventure story packed with suspense and surprises.* Gillian Cross is one of the UK's top children's authors, and has won a host of major prizes, including the Carnegie Medal, the Whitbread Award and the Smarties Prize.
  • The Great Elephant Chase

    Gillian Cross

    Paperback (Oxford University Press, Nov. 15, 1998)
    The elephant was to change Tad's life. It was to involve him and his friend, Cissie, in a chase that led from Pennsylvania to Nebraska, by train, flatboat, and steamboat. They were being chased by Hannibal Jackson, who was determined to have the elephant for himself. And how do you hide alarge Indian elephant?
  • Tightrope

    Gillian Cross

    Paperback (Gardners Books, June 30, 2000)
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  • Revenge of the Demon Headmaster

    Gillian Cross

    Paperback (Oxford University Press, Aug. 6, 2009)
    Hunky Parker is the new craze. His drooling, dribbling pig face is everywhere: on T-shirts and badges, and there are even horrible pig-trotter trainers and pig-swill yogurts in the shops. But it's when the Hunky TV shows air nationally that the trouble really begins. Suddenly, people are goingcrazy for Hunky goods . . . and when the shops have sold out, dangerous rioting starts.Dinah and her friends are suspicious. Is it really just a trend, or is something more sinister afoot? Watching a Hunky video provides a valuable clue. Dinah and the rest of SPLAT set off in search of the real Hunky Parker. But someone is blocking them at every turn-someone who wants to keep theidentity of Hunky Parker a secret . . . . . . Someone who plans to control the entire nation!'Gillian Cross's novels should be prescribed for all cases of reading reluctance among eight- to ten-year-olds. The Revenge of the Demon Headmaster has the same sort of appeal as 'Famous Five' or 'Secret Seven' novels.'Sunday Telegraph
  • The Monster Snowman by Gillian Cross

    Gillian Cross

    (Barrington Stoke Ltd, Jan. 1, 1741)
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