Books with author Michael K. Frith

Want to know what Dumbledore sees in the Mirror of Erised? What Voldemort's Boggat is? Where Rowling came up with the idea of it all?(Get the e-book absolutely FREE when you purchase the paperback)If you want to get a PHP in Harry Potter, come with me. You SERIOUSLY won't regret it! 180 Facts you've probably never heard before. You'll be able to impress your friends and family with Harry Potter knowledge and History you didn't even know existed. ★★You'll be learning things such as★★-The authors mind and how things came about-Why muggles can't cook potions.-What happened to characters such as Winky, Cho Chang, Viktor Krum and Neville-How muggles get wizard money-Bonus: The first chapter of our other book 'All 256 HP spells'If these questions don't get you excited there's something RON with you. Come inside and relive a bit of nostalgia of the boy who lived. Scroll up and click 'Add to cart' Now!

Nick is the shortest seventh-grader in the history of the world (he's pretty sure), doesn't fit in with any groups or clubs (who needs 'em?), and spends more time inside than outside his locker (they're roomier than you'd think).Things only get worse when a well-intentioned guidance counselor forces Nick to join the school's lamest club--along with fellow misfits Molly and Karl--in her quest to cure all three of their "peer allergies." What starts off as a reluctant band of hopeless oddballs morphs into an effective and empowered team ready to face whatever middle school throws at them, including bullies, awkward romance, zany adults, and a brave new world of surprising friendships.Renowned cartoonist Michael Fry brings an unforgettable cast of characters to life in an illustrated novel brimming with honesty, humor, and heart.

Consider yourself a true Harry Potter Fan? Think you have what it takes to answer these 200 questions? Come inside and see if you'll pass with Outstanding grades to move onto N.E.W.T level studies or get a Troll mark and fail like Goyle. Take the quiz with friends or by yourself, there's 10 levels with 20 questions each that get progressively harder as you go on. There's even a wizarding marking guide inside so you can see which grade you get and if you pass or fail! ★★There'll be questions such as:★★- How is a Patronus summoned?- When does astronomy class meet in the first book?- How many fouls are there in Quidditch?- Who is the ghost of slytherin?- Dumbledore has a scar above his left knee that is a perfect map of what? - How many Sickles in a Galleon? You have four multiple choice questions to choose from with some yes or no and some true or false. As a BONUS we’ve even added an extra chapter of our other book ‘256 Harry Potter Spells’ so you can master the charms and become a powerful witch or wizard!What’re you waiting for, come inside and relive a bit of nostalgia of the boy who lived. Scroll up and click the 'Add to cart' button Now!

After taming the school’s biggest bully, Nick, Molly and Karl expect to bask in Safety Patrol glory. But without a bully to set straight, all they’re left with is helping sixth graders cross the hall and reminding everyone that Jell-o meat stains.Enter new kid Simone, who becomes fast friends with Molly but gets on Nick’s nerves when she makes light of his quest to find Emily, the mysterious middle school protector who may or may not be real. In an effort to prove he’s right, Nick tries to flush Emily out, only to bring the wrath of a new Zero Tolerance policy down on Emily Dickinson Middle School.Nick’s in way over his head (he’s not that tall in the first place) and risks expulsion if he can't restore his good name. Since Nick is an expert at making wrong moves, he could be in big trouble. Because if there’s one thing worse than being the shortest seventh grader in the history of the world, it’shaving to go through it twice.Praise for The Odd Squad: Bully Bait“Funny and sweet with a steely centre.”—Neil Gaiman, New York Times best-selling author of Coraline and the Newbery Award–winning The Graveyard Book"An important message, humorously delivered, that will appeal to Diary of a Wimpy Kid fans." —Kirkus Reviews

"I'll Teach My Dog 100 Words" shows young children how easy it is to learn to read - even for a dog. The words in red are easily identified as the 'taught' words which cover basic concepts like colours and opposites - and of course, counting to 100. "Bright and Early" books help even the youngest child get ready to read. Simple stories and basic concepts are humorously presented in rhythm and rhyme. Pictures that fully explain the text help even babies make the important connection between word and meaning. It's never too early to find out that 'Learning to read is fun'.

A sequel has never been this good...at being bad! In this highly anticipated follow-up to the bestselling How to Be a Supervillain, Victor Spoil must save the world from an evil scheme to enslave the superheroes and villains--to his parents' utter disappointment.Victor Spoil hates the Junior Super Academy. It makes him cranky--and his parents couldn't be prouder, because supervillains aren't meant to be nice. Until Victor confesses he wants to leave and become a librarian. The horror!But when superheroes and villains--including his parents--start disappearing, only a dedicated do-gooder like Victor can track them down. He discovers that the supers are being captured to square off against aliens in gladiator-like shows. And unlike the scripted fights that the supers usually sign up for, these battles are to the death!Victor and his fellow super students must join together and harness their super powers to battle this dastardly mega-villain. But to be a hero, Victor finally has to embrace his inner villain. Will he be able to stoop that low?

After taming the school's biggest bully, Nick, Molly and Karl expect to bask in Safety Patrol glory. But without a bully to set straight, all they're left with is helping sixth graders cross the hall and reminding everyone that Jell-o meat stains. Enter new kid Simone, who becomes fast friends with Molly but gets on Nick's nerves when she makes light of his quest to find Emily, the mysterious middle school protector who may or may not be real. In an effort to prove he's right, Nick tries to flush Emily out, only to bring the wrath of a new Zero Tolerance policy down on Emily Dickinson Middle School. Nick's in way over his head (he's not that tall in the first place) and risks expulsion if he can't restore his good name. Since Nick is an expert at making wrong moves, he could be in big trouble. Because if there's one thing worse than being the shortest seventh grader in the history of the world, it'shaving to go through it twice. Praise for The Odd Squad: Bully Bait "Funny and sweet with a steely centre."—Neil Gaiman, New York Times best-selling author of Coraline and the Newbery Award-winning The Graveyard Book "An important message, humorously delivered, that will appeal to Diary of a Wimpy Kid fans." — Kirkus Reviews