Books with author John Rutherford

London, 1924. When schoolboy Monty Fox accepts a wager to prove the existence of the European Dragon he must travel across the continent and into danger. Pursued by a shadowy organisation called the Order, can Monty and his friends find the creature and stay alive long enough to tell the tale? The classic fantasy adventure, now available in e-book and paperback.

Do you want to know where eggs really come from?*It All Starts With a Little Chick*Pullets – Growing Up to Lay Eggs*How Do Hens Produce Eggs?*Egg Production on Farms? Where do All Those Eggs Come From?*10 Egg-citing Facts about EggsGo on an Egg Hunt of a different kind! This information book for children ages 5 – 9 takes you from little chicks to the eggs that are in the cartons at the grocery store. Find out how hens can grow an egg inside their body, how many hens it takes to produce a dozen eggs, and see the farms where the hens live. Cook up an egg delight at the end of the book! Great information in an easy-to-read format. TEACHERS!!! This is an excellent book for Social Studies units!

When there seems to be strange stirrings in the middle of the night. Three young tired bears wake up and reluctantly investigate their home. What will they see out there? What will YOU see?This beautifully illustrated book composed of 71 pages with 32 fully illustrated pages, features fun characters, detailed perspective based environments and a hidden object game within the pages!

Young readers will love these timeless tales of heroism, gods and monsters. The Trojan prince Paris has abducted Helen, the beautiful wife of King Menelaus. It is a crime that will unite all of Greece's armies against the kingdom of Troy. In a 10 year siege, brave warriors will fight and both sides will suffer great bloodshed. It contains humorous cartoon-style illustrations and adopts a narrative approach that encourages readers to get emotionally involved with the characters. It includes 'Ask the storyteller' boxes, which give peripheral details about the narrative and the characters involved. The book features an introduction to Greek storytelling, a glossary and index, as well as a 'Who's who' section with a pronunciation guide. It supports Key Stage 2 History and English and helps achieve the Scottish Standard Curriculum 5-14