Books in Project book series

Gemmy and Sem get more than they bargained for when they travel to the island of Rheza to help a mysterious stranger. They’ll have to fend off the island’s most elite feral warriors and venomous mystics to get out alive. And now that Gemmy’s crazed twin, Mhetli, has returned seeking revenge it’s an even deadlier adventure. Can Gemmy get to grips with his ever-growing power? Can he figure it all out in time to keep his friends and family safe?

Damian Lawson might be the lone survivor of the Whitening—a mysterious illness with a not so mysterious source. And Platsville used to be home to outcasts and farmers, but it's nobody's home anymore. Hidden in his family's pantry-turned-bunker, he'll bide his time to exact revenge on the man and the monster who stole everything he loved. But the Whitening is vast, and it's erased men twice his size. Their hollow bodies stain the streets, and Damian's journey to the disease's maker becomes riddled with horrifying realities of unspeakable truths. Revelations that will sever the ties he has left, and that will leave him with a new, disturbing sense of home.

Just a Baseball Game has Sam and his friends dealing with the reality of bad sportsmanship. This Project Play book is meant to teach a valuable lesson while inspiring kids to get back to the basics of America’s favorite pastime. By sticking together, the gang teaches us to be good sports and to make baseball a backyard game again. Sam leads the gang as they revise the rules and just play for fun. The book comes with baseball cards and fun descriptions for getting to know all the characters. Project Play books were created to inspire families and neighborhoods to play backyard games that demand imagination and foster creativity so children can channel those skills into their adult lives. This same spirit of adventure and creative play are the foundation of all the stories and backyard games in the Project Play series.

Series Editor: Sue Palmer Non-fiction Editor: Bobbie NeateLongman Book Project non-fiction for ages 4-11:Motivates a wide range of reading abilities with differentiated text in every book to support struggling readers and extend confident readers Encourages successful learning of information retrieval skills through clear and consistent page layouts and supportive photography Develops non-fiction reading and writing skills through National Curriculum and QCA linked cross-curricular subjects Provides guidance on monitoring progress and assessment for Key Stage 1 and 2 in the Teachers Books and Copymaster Books

Every bullet spent, drop of blood shed, and life taken comes to a boiling point in this final mission for the team. Project Stitch was designed to bring justice to Cesspool and the time has come to see that goal realized. Without the tools and force of the department behind them they must rely on their skills and their trust for one another. The decisions they make will impact not only their lives but the lives of everyone in Cesspool. The stakes have never been higher nor the mission more dangerous. If they succeed the city will be at peace for the first time in decades. If they fail the city will fall and become just another history lesson.

Series Editor: Sue Palmer Non-fiction Editor: Bobbie NeateLongman Book Project non-fiction for ages 4-11:Motivates a wide range of reading abilities with differentiated text in every book to support struggling readers and extend confident readers Encourages successful learning of information retrieval skills through clear and consistent page layouts and supportive photography Develops non-fiction reading and writing skills through National Curriculum and QCA linked cross-curricular subjects

I try to pull out my name, but it doesn’t come. I think harder, but it’s hopeless. And then I find it: embroidered in neat, red lettering across the left chest of my shirt: DAMIAN. “Damian?” I ask the room and wait for its answer. The name looks up at me with stitched deliberateness, but it’s as foreign as the stark whiteness around me. “Damian?” I run fingers over its fibers, and repeat. It’s a stranger’s name on my lips. In the face of imminent death, Damian is somehow alive. Clad in white cotton, he's the haunting image of a world he doesn’t remember. But he will. Soon. His mom's there, and she promises clarity and safety with The Light. She promises they’ll emerge to remake a world that’s been lost. But her power over them all is unnerving, and when her plan for the Alpha becomes clear, Damian must decide between what’s filling his head and a heart that beats something else.