Books with author Jodie Callaghan

Will Stills is the most ordinary boy in the world.Trouble is, the whole world is convinced he’s far from ordinary.Every January 7th, Will is forced to celebrate his birthday in the most peculiar way.But it is not his proud parents who are planning these bizarre parties!The twisted minds behind the world’s biggest media company, ViewYou, are pulling the strings.But what exactly are they are trying to prove?What is it they want the world to see?Why are they and everyone else so obsessed with Will Stills?Children's Fiction - Aged 8-12

This all happened a long time ago.When there was North.And there was South.And in between, there was the Line. No one from the South had ever crossed the Line, or even heard of someone crossing the Line, but Tom and Mary-Anne are determined... they will jump the Line!Similar in style to an Aesop's fable, John O'Callaghan tells a charming story about facing the unknown, not being afraid of ‘others' and how sometimes, when you do nothing, you do something.

This all happened a long time ago.When there was North.And there was South.And in between, there was the Line. No one from the South had ever crossed the Line, or even heard of someone crossing the Line, but Tom and Mary-Anne are determined... they will jump the Line! Similar in style to an Aesop's fable, John O'Callaghan tells a charming story about facing the unknown, not being afraid of ‘others' and how sometimes, when you do nothing, you do something.

This all happened a long time ago.When there was North.And there was South.And in between there was the Line. No one from the South had ever crossed the Line, or even heard of someone crossing the Line, but Tom and Mary-Anne are determined... they will jump the Line! Similar, in style, to an Aesop fable, John O'Callaghan tells a charming story about facing the unknown, not being afraid of ‘others' and how sometimes when you do nothing, you do something

Will Stills is the most ordinary boy in the world.Trouble is, the whole world is convinced he is far from ordinary.Every January 7th, Will is forced to celebrate his birthday in the most peculiar way.But it is not his proud parents who are planning these bizarre parties!The “brains” behind the world’s biggest media company, ViewYou, are pulling the strings.But what exactly are they trying to prove?What is it they want the world to see?Why are they and everyone else so obsessed with Will Stills?