Books with author Mary Peter

Book 5 isn’t a great place to start If you haven’t read any of this series then please have a look at “Birth of a Ninja” (the first adventure) before considering this book. That will tell you everything you need to know about these stories and why they were written. If you’re still here then your kids are already enjoying the series and eager to read this new adventure. What happens this time? Someone wants to get Jamie’s new youth club into trouble but why? Maybe the Red Sock Ninjas can find the answer by climbing rooftops or will a barking dog see the end of their adventures? Nothing is what it seems and Jamie must catch a bus to catch a villain and rely on his amazing memory to save the day. Can your eager reader find out what’s happening before Jamie? Find out by giving them this new Red Sock Ninja Clan story.

Do not start here No I don’t want to put you off buying but this book is the sixth of the Red Sock Ninja Clan Adventures. If that doesn’t mean anything to you then please have a look at “Birth of a Ninja” (the first of the series) before considering this book. That will tell you everything you need to know about these stories and why they were written. If you’re still here then you’ll already know that these stories are specifically written with the reluctant reader in mind. The print is easy to read and the chapters fairly short so they’ll be eager to keep going and find out what happens next. Questions? Why is Jamie being attacked by a small girl who isn’t Red and why does he get the feeling that someone is spying on him? Has it got anything to do with why his school is in danger and how numbers can lie? Yet again, the Red Sock Ninja Clan must save the day and this time the cost of failure is too high to imagine. Maybe at last they need to call in reinforcements. Who will save the day and save the school? Find out by reading this new adventure. If your child enjoyed the first adventure then encourage their reading habit by giving them this new story about the Red Sock Ninja Clan.

Book Three’s a bad place to startIf you’ve not come across this series before then please take a look at “Birth of a Ninja” (the first book) before buying this one. That will tell you everything you need to know about these stories and why they were written.If your child’s already a fan then you know these books are specifically designed for easy reading. You also know just how much kids enjoy these adventures.In this story someone is playing in Jamie’s school after dark and it’s not just the Red Sock Ninjas. Do they have a rival or is it something more sinister?Maybe Harry knows who this new intruder is but he’s not talking so Jamie and the clan will have to discover another way to find out why things keep going missing from the classrooms.“There’s a waiting list in our school library for these books”This series are already encouraging reluctant readers to pick up a book and has given the more confident another source of enjoyment. Join them today and keep the adventure going.

In this fourth of Peter May's acclaimed China Thrillers, American pathologist Margaret Campbell is faced with a truck full of dead Chinese immigrants and an unavoidable confrontation with her past. Beijing detective Li Yan, now based at the Chinese embassy in Washington, is dispatched to find out how his fellow countrymen suffocated in a sealed refrigeration unit in southern Texas-only to find himself face-to-face with the woman who walked out of China, and his life, to return to the U.S. Tasked to work together again to find out who is behind the $100 million trade in illegal Chinese immigrants, Margaret and Li Yan discover that the bodies in the truck were unwitting carriers of a deadly cargo. Peter May's China Thrillers books have won critical acclaim. As a mark of their respect for his work, The Chinese Crime Writers' Association made him an honorary member of their Beijing Chapter, the only Westerner to receive such an honor. May is married to writer Janice Hally and lives in France. www.petermay.co.uk

”STATTY STICKS”The sixth of a new series of exciting Action and Adventure books featuring The Red Sock Ninja Clan *****Age Range 7-11 Reading Level - Easy/Moderate*****Why is Jamie being attacked by a small girl who isn’t Red and why does he get the feeling that someone is spying on him? Has it got anything to do with why his school is in danger and how numbers can lie?Yet again, the Red Sock Ninja Clan must save the day and this time the cost of failure is too high to imagine. Maybe at last they need to call in reinforcements.Who will save the day and save the school? Find out by reading this new adventure. *****Written specifically for the reluctant reader, these adventures are designed for easy and enjoyable reading without the boredom that some Hi-lo or Easy read books inflict on their young readers. Knowing some of the problems struggling young readers face, I created this series of adventure books based around Jamie, a nine year old boy who, in his own words, “reads like a five year old!”Although “boy friendly”, these books also feature strong young female characters and are suitable for everyone with a taste for adventure in a modern setting. The ideas aren’t dumbed down and you’ll find more than enough to discuss with your child as you both progress through the series.*****Download “Statty Sticks” today and join the many others who have discovered the world of The Red Sock Ninja Clan! *****

”RISE AND SHINE”The ninth of a new series of exciting Action and Adventure books featuring The Red Sock Ninja Clan *****Age Range 7-10 Reading Level - Easy/Moderate*****Why does going to the library get Jamie into a fight and what’s that got to do with Keira’s plan for getting rid of him?Helping to put on a show with Miss G was difficult enough without Jamie’s new enemy turning up and that’s before the weather decides to turn nasty.Yet again the Red Socks must use their special skills to save the day and rescue their new friends from disaster. *****Written specifically for the reluctant reader, these adventures are designed for easy and enjoyable reading without the boredom that some Hi-lo or Easy read books inflict on their young readers. Knowing some of the problems struggling young readers face, I created this series of adventure books based around Jamie, a nine year old boy who, in his own words, “reads like a five year old!”Although “boy friendly”, these books also feature strong young female characters and are suitable for everyone with a taste for adventure in a modern setting. The ideas aren’t dumbed down and you’ll find more than enough to discuss with your child as you both progress through the series.*****Download “Rise and Shine” today and join the many others who have discovered the world of The Red Sock Ninja Clan! *****