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  • Spirals of Fate: based on real events, will appeal to Ken Follet, CJ Sansom & Bernard Cornwell fans

    Tim Holden

    eBook (Monkey Time Books, Nov. 13, 2019)
    Prepare to be gripped by a cast of characters that will have you rooting for them, and against them, as they each navigate one unruly summer. This riveting story effortlessly captures both the hardships of daily life and the political realities of Tudor England. 1549 - A COUNTRY DIVIDEDTwo years after the death of King Henry VIII, England is a turbulent realm. His son, Edward, the child monarch is too young to rule, and the government is factious. The nobility jostle for personal power and prestige. The treasury is empty and the elite of wealthy landowners are bent on exploiting the poor. AN UNLIKELY LEADERWhen a yeoman farmer from Norfolk, Robert Kett, finds himself at the centre of a local dispute, his impulsive actions plunge him into a precarious alliance with the dissenting commoners. THE AFFRAYTo prevail, Kett must bring order to the chaos, impose his own justice, overcome the deception and betrayal that surrounds him and stay true to his cause. As events spiral and disobedience sparks rebellion, can his leadership withstand the dangers and opportunities of a country struggling to leave its past and discover its future?BASED ON REAL EVENTS
  • Jobs People Do

    Pam Holden

    Paperback (Flying Start Books, Feb. 20, 2006)
    Many people choose jobs where they help other people. What work can they do that helps people? What jobs do you know that make things better for us? Do you know what job you would like to do?
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  • Spirals of Fate: based on real events, will appeal to Ken Follet, CJ Sansom & Bernard Cornwell fans

    Tim Holden

    Paperback (Nielsen UK ISBN store, Nov. 26, 2019)
    Prepare to be gripped by a cast of characters that will have you rooting for them, and against them, as they each navigate one unruly summer. This riveting story effortlessly captures both the hardships of daily life and the political realities of Tudor England. 1549 - A COUNTRY DIVIDEDTwo years after the death of King Henry VIII, England is a turbulent realm. His son, Edward, the child monarch is too young to rule, and the government is factious. The nobility jostle for personal power and prestige. The treasury is empty and the elite of wealthy landowners are bent on exploiting the poor. AN UNLIKELY LEADERWhen a yeoman farmer from Norfolk, Robert Kett, finds himself at the centre of a local dispute, his impulsive actions plunge him into a precarious alliance with the dissenting commoners. THE AFFRAYTo prevail, Kett must bring order to the chaos, impose his own justice, overcome the deception and betrayal that surrounds him and stay true to his cause. As events spiral and disobedience sparks rebellion, can his leadership withstand the dangers and opportunities of a country struggling to leave its past and discover its future?BASED ON REAL EVENTS
  • Perry the Parrot Minds His Manners

    C.M. Holden

    eBook
    Perry is a rude parrot that has really bad manners. He does what ever he wants without thinking about his friends. Being a stinky friend is not as fun as it seems!This is a great way to show your child that while they may think that bad manners are funny, it will push people away. Manners are important to friendship.
  • Building Roads

    Pam Holden

    Paperback (Flying Start Books, May 26, 2008)
    Building a new road is hard work. What machines are used to build new roads? How do road workers make new roads where there are rivers and forests and mountains?
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  • Close to Home: Big Book Edition

    Pam Holden

    Paperback (Flying Start Books, May 27, 2016)
    What are some of the places you can visit near your home? Is there a playground or a school? Can you walk to a store or a park? What else is in your neighbourhood? (Previously published as Our Neighborhood)
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  • Working Animals

    Pam Holden

    Paperback (Flying Start Books, May 26, 2008)
    Some animals work as hard as people do. They can do some jobs that people cant do. How can animals help us? What sort of work can animals do better than people?
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  • The Boys From Manchester

    J.T. Holden

    language (Kuro Books, April 24, 2013)
    Daniel and Brandon appear to be a couple of average teens who like to read comic books, make movies with their camera, skate outside the local video shop with friends, and even play an elaborate version of hide-and-seek on the sprawling grounds of the botanical gardens after dark.But these two boys from Manchester, England, are anything but average teens. Best mates since they met on their first day of school in the States, they share not only an unbreakable bond but a secret destiny as well — a destiny that arrives, as if triggered by the hand of fate itself, when all-American jock and fellow classmate Cody is drawn into their circle. And as the fragile facade of boyhood innocence begins to crumble, a slumbering darkness stirs to fulfill a prophecy foretold long ago.What begins as a simple coming-of-age story gradually builds into an adventure of epic proportion as past and present intertwine and the tension mounts to a stunning climax that will leave you breathless and pondering the true nature of heroism, friendship, sacrifice, and love long after the final page has been turned.Where innocence ends, legend begins.
  • Collecting

    Pam Holden

    Paperback (Flying Start Books, Jan. 21, 2014)
    Do you like collecting things? Some people make a collection of special things that they like. Lots of people collect shells at the beach. Some people like to collect a lot of feathers. A collection of stamps or coins is fun. What would you like to collect?
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  • What Could I Be?: Early

    Pam Holden

    Paperback (Flying Start Books, May 26, 2008)
    What work would you like to do when you grow up? You could learn how to be a firefighter or a diver. You might like to be a vet or an acrobat. What else would you like to be?
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  • Living Underground: Early

    Pam Holden

    Paperback (Flying Start Books, May 26, 2008)
    Why do many animals live underground? What do you think underground homes are like? Animals use burrows, tunnels, dens and caves to keep away from their enemies and bad weather. Their babies keep safe from their enemies while they grow up.
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  • About Lighthouses

    Pam Holden

    Paperback (Flying Start Books, March 25, 2015)
    Lighthouses are tall buildings that are near the sea. Their job is to help keep ships safe. Every lighthouse has a big bright light that shines out over the sea. The light shows ships where there are dangerous rocks. Then ships can keep away from danger. They need to go where the water is deep.
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