Books with author Sarah-Leigh Wills

'There was once a dragon called Jasper who wasn't like the other dragons. Jasper couldn't breathe fire. Whenever he tried, great big jets of water flew out of his mouth instead.'The story follows an unique dragon, Jasper, who breathes water instead of fire. Jasper becomes marginalised when he can't join in with the fun that the fire breathing dragons have with the people of Huffenpuffen Valley. During this heart-warming tale Jasper finds his own way to help people so that everyone realises that Jasper is special because he's unique.This fun story can be enjoyed by children who like dragons, fire fighters and fire engines.Jasper the Firefighting Dragon encourages children to find their place in the world and accept others who may be different. It is a story about friendship which may help children starting nursery or school.This colourful picture book is ideal for girls and boys aged between 3 - 7 years, with older children reading it themselves and younger children having it read to them.

Josie Juice and Matthew is a light-hearted, colourful children’s book designed to teach children, and their parents, about how our kidneys and renal system work. This is a story about Matthew. It’s his birthday. After having breakfast and a lovely big glass of juice, he goes sledging with his friends as a special Birthday treat. But what happens to all the juice he had for breakfast?Meet Josie Juice! As Josie travels around Matthew’s body she meets lots of characters like Brucey Blood and the kidneys. She also learns how our bodies use the fluids we drink to keep us healthy, and how it gets rid of all the things we don’t need.Josie Juice and Matthew is part of The Busy Body children's book series by Heather Hawley, an Advanced Nurse Practitioner. Heather wrote the books to help children learn about the body, and have some fun along the way! The books were written with input from the educational sector, including Lucy McCappin, a primary school teacher in Central Scotland. Each book contains a diagram of the body, a glossary of words and a word search. If you’re an infant or primary school teacher, the books are suitable for Key Stages 1 and 2.All the books have kindly been reviewed and endorsed by Dr Sarah Bridges, a UK Consultant Paediatrician. "Learning how our bodies work is essential in starting to take control and making decisions about our own health and wellbeing. These books introduce these concepts through stories and pictures and leave young people wanting to know more. " Dr Sarah Bridges (MB, ChB, MRCP)The series also includes " Susie Sugar and Tom", about a little boy who is diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes, and "Bertie Bread and Rosie", about the digestive system.

Elsie Stone misses her little sister Hannah who died nine years ago while the family vacationed in Maine. Now at fifteen Elsie wants to stand up to her father and take her mother away from the violence that rules their lives. She must take a chance on Skylar, a boy that wants to be her friend. Together they need to find a way for Elsie and her mom to escape and return to Maine to uncover the truth behind Hannah's death. Was her father responsible for her sister's death? How can they find a safe place to go where he won't find them?

A diabetes diagnosis for a child can be very scary. Susie Sugar and Tom is a light hearted, colourful story book designed to help children, and parents, understand Type 1 Diabetes.The story is about Tom, an energic little boy who one day starts feeling very poorly. But what’s wrong with him, and what’s happening inside him to make him feel ill?Meet Susie Sugar! As Susie travels through Tom’s body she meets lots of characters like Brucey Blood and the Pancreas and learns why Tom’s feeling unwell. Follow Tom’s journey as he finds out he has diabetes, what that means, and what Tom and his Mum have to do when he gets home from hospital to stop him feeling poorly again. Susie Sugar and Tom is part of The Busy Body children's book series by Heather Hawley, an Advanced Nurse Practitioner. Heather wrote the books to help children learn about the body, and have some fun along the way! The books were written with input from the educational sector, including Lucy McCappin, a primary school teacher in Central Scotland. Each book contains a diagram of the body, a glossary of words and a word search. If you’re an infant or primary school teacher, the books are suitable for Key Stages 1 and 2.All the books have kindly been reviewed and endorsed by Dr Sarah Bridges, a UK Consultant Paediatrician. "Learning how our bodies work is essential in starting to take control and making decisions about our own health and wellbeing. These books introduce these concepts through stories and pictures and leave young people wanting to know more. " Dr Sarah Bridges (MB, ChB, MRCP)

I am a swimming teacher based in London. In my twenty-five years of teaching, I've taught over 20,000 pupils between the ages of three months and 87 years. Based on all of my experience, I've written this book. I am aware, therefore, the valuable time wasted when pupils are not prepared correctly. This book will help children and schools to get the most out of their swimming lessons.

My name is Declan I’m a cute little elf. I am very good at taking care of myself. I love everyone in Sugarolly Wood. My job is to help them, by collecting the food. I have a pet Mouse different from any other. He loves me so, he thinks I’m his brother. He wears the same clothes, shoes and hat. Always looking out for the farmhouse cat. Cheyenne the Wellybob fairy is my best friend. I go to her when I’m at a loose end. She is clever and bright and good and true. And always knows the best things to do. Hannah’s a witch who flies so high. She rides her broom all over the sky. Looking out for friends in need. She truly is a friend indeed.

The sun hated the moon. The moon hated the sun. Neither knew why. It was just how it was. Their hatred blinded them from what was good. The good turned bad, and then disaster struck. The sun and the moon had to make a change, but not all things can go back to its starting place.The Poems of Why reveal the eight untold stories of chess. The first story in the series is why the chess board came to be?