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Books with author Philip Page

  • Hodder Graphics: Of Mice and Men

    Phil Page

    Paperback (Hodder Education, March 15, 1607)
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  • Heroes

    Philp Page

    Paperback (Hodder Murray, July 31, 2007)
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  • Livewire Myths and Legends Sinbad the Sailor

    Phil Page

    Paperback (Hodder, June 8, 2001)
    The texts in this series are aimed at teenagers and adults with reading ages below ten, or adult students learning English as a foreign language. They are assessed by the Basic Skills Agency for content, structure and layout, and are designed specifically to sustain students' interest with storylines and illustrations. Written by special needs teachers, the Myths and Legends books bring to life the tales of ancient lore and tell of strange creatures and quests, and are aimed at those with reading ages between six and nine years.
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  • Who? What? Why?: 1529-1805 Bk. 2

    Philip Page

    Paperback (Hodder Arnold H&S, )
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  • Who? What? Why?: 1818-1970 Bk. 3

    Philip Page

    Paperback (Hodder Arnold H&S, )
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  • Icefall

    Philip

    eBook (Strident Publishing Limited, Aug. 26, 2014)
    Death stalks Seth MacGregor's clan in their otherworld exile. Kate NicNiven is close to ultimate victory, and she is determined that nothing will keep her from it. Not even the thing that took her soul: the horror that lurks in the sea caves. But Kate still needs Seth's son Rory, and his power over the Veil. And she'll go to any lengths to get him. Seth's own soul is rotting from the wound inflicted by Kate, and survival for his loved ones seems all he can hope for. But might a mortal threat to his brother's daughter force him to return to his own world to challenge Kate? And will Rory go with him? Because Rory suspects there's a darkness trapped in the Veil, a darkness that wants to get out. But only one Sithe knows how near it is to getting its way: Seth's bound lover, the witch Finn. Nobody gets forever. But some are willing to try...From critically acclaimed author Gillian Philip, Icefall is the final installment in the Rebel Angels series.
  • Stories of pleasant scenes in the country, for good boys

    Philip

    Paperback (Philip J. Cozans, March 15, 1860)
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  • Livewire Myths and Legends Aladdin

    Phil Page

    Paperback (Hodder, June 8, 2001)
    The texts in this series are aimed at teenagers and adults with reading ages below ten, or adult students learning English as a foreign language. They are assessed by the Basic Skills Agency for content, structure and layout, and are designed specifically to sustain students' interest with storylines and illustrations. Written by special needs teachers, the Myths and Legends books bring to life the tales of ancient lore and tell of strange creatures and quests, and are aimed at those with reading ages between six and nine years.
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  • Wolfsbane

    Philip

    eBook (Strident Publishing Limited, Dec. 20, 2012)
    It's tough being the foretold savior of your race. Rory MacGregor, kept a virtual prisoner in his own father's dun and hunted by the Sithe queen, needs a break now and then―and what better fun than tearing the Veil no one else can tear and escaping to the Otherworld? In that dangerous Otherworld, Hannah Falconer is as trapped by circumstance as the strange wild Sithe boy whose horse nearly kills her. When Rory tricks her into crossing the Veil and entering his world, she's sure it can't be any worse than her usual home life.Meanwhile, Seth MacGregor is fighting to keep his clan safe from the malevolent queen Kate. When an attack comes after years of stalemate, he is shocked to discover who is leading it...and who else is conspiring against him.Wolfsbane, the third novel in Gillian Philip's Rebel Angels series is enthralling and suspenseful, with a range of characters appealing to every age.
  • Uncle Philip's conversations with children about the habits and mechanical employments of inferior animals: With numerous engravings on wood

    Philip

    Unknown Binding (Printed for Thomas Tegg and Son, ... Griffin and Co. Glasgow, March 15, 1835)
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  • Livewire Myths and Legends Fin Mac Cool

    Phil Page

    Paperback (Hodder, June 8, 2001)
    The texts in this series are aimed at teenagers and adults with reading ages below ten, or adult students learning English as a foreign language. They are assessed by the Basic Skills Agency for content, structure and layout, and are designed specifically to sustain students' interest with storylines and illustrations. Written by special needs teachers, the Myths and Legends books bring to life the tales of ancient lore and tell of strange creatures and quests, and are aimed at those with reading ages between six and nine years.
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