Books published by publisher Pegasus Elliot MacKenzie Publishers

What do you see when you look in the mirror? For schoolgirls Vida and Sammi, it is a very special mirror with a very different reflection, for they can see life in Ancient Egypt. So who are Little Star and Ineri, and what is the significance of the two identical gold bracelets? More to the point for Vida and Sammi, what on earth does their math teacher have to do with it all?

This delightful collection of poems for children has a wide range of subjects. The first poem, "The Word Wizard", tells us all to put our wizard hats on, catch the spinning words, and write them down. Thus, the young listeners are involved from the outset. Some poems could be sung or even danced! The second poem, "Sunrise", could inspire a painting. These poems, which include the natural world, ancient tales of adventure, and nonsense-type poems, will all stretch the imaginations of their young listeners, their parents, and teachers. "Talking with Dancing Hands" is especially poignant. There is something for everyone here, and this fun, uplifting, and heartfelt collection is greatly to be recommended.

Rachel's bucket has a hole in one side and a jewel in the other. When Rachel first pressed the jewel in the side of the bucket, she was just four years old. Smoke came out of it and in it five unicorns pranced lightly onto her hand and off again. It made her smile and cry at the same time. As her tenth birthday approaches, her world begins to change with the arrival of a mysterious silent boy with amazingly blue eyes and parents Rachel never sees. They move in next door and their house develops a green glow and has strange noises coming from it. That is when things started getting really odd. Remember, Minotaurs are ticklish....

Charlie Daniels is more than six feet tall, allergic to almost everything, and has a pet dinosaur at home. His life in Arizona is relatively normal. That is, apart from the nightmares Charlie has.... But when his dinosaur, Trike, gets kidnapped by a strange old lady and her cat-like sidekick, Charlie and his misfit friend Arty are sucked into a story bigger than both of them. Risking everything to rescue Trike, Charlie and Arty are flung into the past, landing in the chaos of New York City, 1865. Dodging the mysterious Nasten Cobblestine, and avoiding the perils of New York's nastiest street cleaners' strikes, test Charlie's wits as well as his courage. All he wants to do is reunite with his dinosaur and somehow find a way back home.... As Charlie searches for Trike, he draws dangerously close to PT Barnum's eerie museum and the creature that lies within. Will he find Trike and get home alive? And who is the Ice Lady of his nightmares?

Amelia wakes to find a note behind the little green door. WE MUST SPEAK NOW! What could it mean? Amelia had received hundreds of fairy letters over the years - but not recently - and this note hasn't even been signed. Amelia has been summoned to Fursairyland: a magical place where the childhood worlds of Fairyland and Land of Nursery Rhymes have merged due to government cuts and a lack of interest in such things. Fursairyland is in crisis: The Spoon has run away, and the Dish is missing. Amelia is tasked to solve The Most Curious Case of the Runaway Spoon, and the Fairy Queen is expecting her to bring about a swift resolution to the matter. With Pippa at her side, Amelia searches for clues and meets a whole host of fantastical characters along the way. But Amelia struggles to make any sense of what the Fursairyland folk are telling her. Why do they keep saying to each other, "Mind you, remember Dorothy"? And what is the "smell akin to bacon" that they constantly refer to? As she travels through a kingdom of nonsense can Amelia ever hope to solve...The Most Curious Case of the Runaway Spoon?

The buses of the Voyager fleet love to please their passengers; they also derive great enjoyment from meeting one another when their routes cross at bus stations in the various towns and villages around the county. As they are based at different depots, these brief meetings allow them to keep in touch with all the news and happenings within the fleet and in the places they visit. Suddenly, concerns arise that this valued social interaction will change; plans for the expansion of one of the towns in the region may involve the building of a new depot, with the prospect of additional routes and buses in that area but less contact with those outside it. Despite initial misgivings among some of the buses, the new depot opens, and its residents become involved in a series of unforeseen adventures.

When young Vincent refuses to go to the shop, his mother comes up with a fun plan to make the trip an exciting journey. Join Vincent and his mother as they go on an exciting dino hunt adventure. Singing their song and finding ways to make it past the many obstacles ahead, until they make it to the safety of the shop. How many dinosaurs can you find?

Farmer Terry from Livingstone farm has always had lots of cows and dogs on her farm, but never a tiny baby warthog! Twiggy was found by Mr Nel one hot summer's day after he discovered her all alone hiding under a thorn bush on an empty road. After being rescued, Twiggy is taken to live with Farmer Terry in a big house with lots of doggy friends, but will she fit in? Twiggy enjoys getting into mischief, chasing the dogs and finding places to hide for a nap, but, most of all, she loves Farmer Terry. As Twiggy grows into a boisterous warthog who is very protective of her new home, another baby warthog is found alone without her mother. Baby Charlotte joins Livingstone farm and the chaos and fun continues as she and Twiggy grow into two adventurous and playful warthogs.

When Calum, Cameron and Sandy three boys in the Achmuchty shinty team are refused sponsorship from a local joiner, player-manager Sheena takes them in hand and tries to rally their flagging spirits by shaking off their reputation as a bunch of no-hopers. Energised and organised by Sheen and her special ability to see glimpses of the future, they hope to defeat their arch-rivals the Appletree team who take every opportunity to humiliate them. Will the Muchties crunch the Apples? Or will they have bitten off more than they can chew?