Books with author Ley Roberts

When Hunter begins high school, the zombies are a small, but worrisome presence. He's more obsessed with Stacy and he sees his opportunity to win her slipping away. The zombies themselves limp awkwardly through school, as the world finds them first a terror and later little more than an oddity. The zombies are isolated, fearful until they begin to realize that their numbers are growing. There is a YouTube channel for them and a zombie pop star boosts their confidence. Are they victims of a mysterious disease? Or the future of the world?

From sowing your seeds to planting out your seedlings and what to do with the flowers once they've grown, this fabulous full colour picture book provides everything you need to grow colourful Nasturtiums - including the seeds themselves. Bold, bright illustrations mix with detailed photographs to show you what to do every step of the way - even how to deal with slugs and other garden pests. Every child will love this first introduction to gardening!

Zac is a smart, athletic, twelve-year-old who enjoys life, having fun, spending time with his friends, and especially playing baseball. His world turns topsy-turvy one spring break when his dreams begin. The dreams are so real, he's not sure if he's dreaming or actually traveling to these unusual places.After one dream, he wakes up with black-and-blue marks on his arms. Could they possibly be from the pirate he ran into during his dream? Zac's discoveries leave him knowing he's involved in a very serious fight for leadership between the aliens, the Mayans, and the current world as he knows it.Zac finds out he's a descendant of the Mayans, but there's no one to ask about how to deal with his unique capabilities. He's on his own; he doesn't have a clue how to address the issues and save his family and his world. When his mother gives him a book, handed down through the generations and not opened for more than one hundred years, it may help him through these struggles. Or does it just make the situation more confusing?

Riding his bike home from the library, Sean Sharpe finds out that the world isn't quite as average as he'd originally thought. After narrowly surviving an attack by a mysterious assailant, he is approached by another stranger--one who claims to be a Hunter. He tells Sean that his attacker was one of the Nephilim; half human spawn of fallen angels who have taken the form of creatures of the night. Even worse, the Hunters believe that the Nephilim will want revenge for killing one of their own. Sean is faced with a bitter reality; the world may not be average, but he is. There is nothing special about him. If he is going to survive, he will have to learn to be more than average. But will it be enough?