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  • Little Timmy's travels

    John Leneghan, Elizabeth Brooks

    eBook (feedaread.com, Jan. 17, 2013)
    snatched away from his family in the relative comfort of the zoo, which was his home, Timmy finds himself alone and frightened. however it is not long before new friendships are made in unexpected places, Timmy meets a variety of new friends who accept him for his differences and they try their best to help him.this story is a heart warming tale of a young tiger cubs adventures and it had the children enthralled from start to finish, "LITTLE TIMMY'S TRAVELS" was definitely a class favourite and we look forward to his next adventure.Amanda Mikalauskas year 6 teacher stoke minster C.E. (A) primary school Stoke on Trent.
  • Dragondogs

    A R Mayer

    Paperback (FeedaRead.com, Aug. 5, 2019)
    There is nothing unusual about a dog taking a walk. Until the night that Barney hears a message which will change his life forever... THE DRAGONS ARE RETURNING. But before this can happen, Barney and his pack must find five mystical objects. And if that is not difficult enough, there is a second message: HE WILL ALSO RETURN. And HE is also looking for the objects which will bring back the dragons. For HE is a dragon-slayer. Suddenly, what began as a night-time walk, turns into a race against time to save dragonkind, dogkind and mankind from an ancient and seemingly unbeatable evil. Dragondogs is a fast moving fantasy story aimed at the 9-12 year old audience, and is packed with thrills and humour which has also appealed to adult readers.
  • The Four Treasures of Eirean

    Ali Isaac

    Paperback (FeedaRead.com, Sept. 14, 2012)
    "Being a hero is not all it's cracked up to be." Reluctant hero Conor Kelly realises this when he finds himself unexpectedly entombed within the silent black tunnels deep beneath ancient Heapstown Cairn, where he is forced to confront his greatest fear... Enticed by the enigmatic Annalee of the Sidhe, wheelchair bound Conor enters the magical realm of Tir na Nog. He will risk anything to achieve his dream, something we all take for granted. The ability to walk and talk. Unbeknown to Conor, he possesses a wealth of magical powers and knowledge, lore long lost to the Sidhe, which he must somehow use to find the Four Lost Treasures of Eirean. These artefacts once belonged to the Tuatha de Denann, who ruled Ireland four thousand years ago. With them, the Sidhe hope to restore their land to its former glory. Conor sets out with Annalee on an adventure through Irish mythology, visiting the ancient sites of Tara and Newgrange. However, it soon becomes apparent that Annalee is not all she seems... Meanwhile, Bres, once a Denann king, also seeks the lost treasures as revenge against past Sidhe wrongdoing. He will stop at nothing to get them. How can Conor in his wheelchair possibly defeat him? Conor's search for the lost treasures takes him on a voyage of self-discovery as he realises that anyone, even the most unlikely of us, can still be a hero.
  • Tom's Tales

    Colin Albin

    Paperback (FeedaRead.com, Oct. 1, 2013)
    Tom's Tales is a short novel comprising a collection of tales of the unexpected, mysteries which have no easy or rational explanation. The story unfolds in the context of a relationship between a somewhat strange character called Old Tom and a young boy called Len, who goes to Greenbank Meadow looking for conkers. Len is so fascinated by the unusual tale the old man tells him during that first encounter that he returns, week after week, hoping to hear a new story. As the weeks pass by, Tom and Len get to know more about each other and develop a surprising and mutually beneficial friendship. It becomes apparent that they have far more in common than might have been expected. They both look forward to their short meetings with an increasing sense of anticipation and consider these times to be the highlight of their week. Len develops a love of stories and books from the old man, and over time this transforms his life. Each of Tom's tales has a surprising ending. But there are also some twists and turns in store for the reader as the book comes to its conclusion. Life is certainly full of surprises.
  • The Sorcerer's Tome: The Thomas Knight Chronicles - Book 1

    Philip Sealey

    language (FeedARead, Aug. 7, 2011)
    THOMAS KNIGHT believes in magic, especially at this time of year. He wouldn’t be surprised if Santa himself descended from the night sky and asked for directions to the nearest reindeer servicing depot. But tonight, Tom will discover that magic is real as he is thrust into a world of mythical creatures, magical objects, evil sorcerers and very cold feet.Walking home after a Christmas party, the fourteen-year-old has an unfortunate encounter with a magic portal and is deposited in an ancient realm where mystical forces originated. In his attempt to get back to his own world, Tom meets an unemployed cleric who soon learns that Tom is a powerful hero, about whom the ancient Lost Scrolls were written centuries before. Tom enlists the help of a vampire with an affliction, a girl who is barking mad for a couple of days a month, a fairy with a masculinity complex and a weepy seer to help him get home, but he must first rid this world of its evil ruler, the Sorcerer Balfour, steal the source of his power, a book containing the most powerful magic and use it to open a portal back to his Berkshire home. No problem. The trouble starts when he tries to use magic. He has power, that much is certain, but it’s like using a flame thrower to light a birthday candle.
  • Are You Talking to Me? a Handbook of Good Manners for Inner City Children

    Diane Rose

    Paperback (FeedaRead.com, Sept. 2, 2014)
    The nation is under attack by monstrous beings. Have we been invaded by aliens? No, it's our children: scowling, swearing and setting new standards for rudeness. Adults view these fearsome creatures and say, "What can we do?" The answer is here. Are you talking to me? speaks directly to children, telling them in 41 easy lessons what they're doing wrong and how to fix it. But don't wait for them to pick it up. Get a copy for yourself and take it into your home, classroom or youth club and put it to work. All the ideas in Are you talking too me? have been tested in the tough inner city. They work. They work in the big city, the small town and anywhere else rudeness reigns. Get Are you talking to me? now and change your monsters into nice young human beings. You won't regret it.
  • All the Sky

    Avalon Weston

    Paperback (FeedaRead.com, Nov. 2, 2013)
    A story for those of perhaps nine years and older. Too many foxes they said. The Hunters were coming. It was time for the Running. The Foxlings must flee Blackberry leads the escape of his band of urban Foxlings from London to a New World in deepest Devon. There is adventure, rescue and friendship. The cooperation of all the creatures of the city, the cats, the rats and the squirrels and even a parakeet is needed to get the young foxes away. In the country they meet new creatures, the deer, the hawks and finally some country cousins
  • The Curse of Lecia

    Jude Lyon

    Paperback (FeedaRead.com, June 3, 2014)
    It is 1832, and thirteen year old Princess Victoria of Kent has learned she will, one day, become Queen. In August she began a tour of England and Wales ,to get to know her subjects. The Princess has been travelling the land ,shaking hands, smiling and acting with dignity and grace. It is now late October and she is about to visit Pitchford Hall in Shropshire, the home of her favourite "uncle." and Lady Louisa his spirited daughter. The Princess is restless and wants adventure, although her every move is guarded by her mother and governess. However, she hopes to enlist Lady Louisa (who is in disgrace) to help her break the monotony and boredom of her young life. What the Princess discovers in "The Tree With The House In It" profoundly influences her beliefs,and ultimately determines the fortunes of her nation.
  • The Blemished

    Sarah Dalton

    Paperback (FeedaRead.com, Aug. 10, 2012)
    "It all comes down to one simple fact - the Children of the GEM are perfect. We are the ugly and imperfect. We are the Blemished." In a world filled with stunning clones Mina Hart is Blemished. Her genes are worthless and that takes away her rights: her right to an Education, her right to a normal life and her right to have a child. Mina keeps a dangerous secret which she never thought she could share until she meets Angela on her first day at St Jude's School. But their friendship is soon complicated by Angela's adoptive brother Daniel. Mina finds herself drawn to his mysterious powers and impulsive nature. Then there is the gorgeous clone Sebastian who Mina is forbidden from even speaking to... The Blemished is a frightening take on a fractured future where the Genetic Enhancement Ministry have taken control of Britain. It will take you on a ride filled with adventure, romance and rebellion. A beautiful world comes at a price...
  • The Wormhole Adventures: The Dickens You Say

    P. M. Russell

    Paperback (FeedaRead.com, Feb. 18, 2014)
    This is the second Wormhole Adventures where three siblings, Paul, Sebastian and Lynn meet Barnaby, a talking raven. Barnaby had stumbled upon a wormhole where he is able to travel through time. Together the kids and Barnaby travel back in time and meet the great Victorian author, Charles Dickens. Dickens gives the children a glimpse of his life and some of the ideas behind his wonderful stories.
  • Ghost of Drumlin Castle

    Hazel Eggleton

    Paperback (FeedaRead.com, Feb. 24, 2016)
    When Joshua, a thirteen year old, explores the dungeon in Drumlin Castle, in Ireland, little does he know that he is unleashing forces of evil. The evil, known locally as the "Thing" is out to seek revenge on the English for their past misdemeanours in Ireland. Joshua is haunted by sightings of a ghostly, dark, figure of a boy who seems intent on telling him something. He suffers a series of life-threatening accidents and realises that something is out to get him. He and his friend, Sarah, appeal to the Catholic priest for help but he seems afraid and proves powerless against the "Thing". So Joshua, with the help of Sarah, takes it upon himself to exorcise these ghosts of the past and end the evil that has gone on for years. In so doing he puts his life in danger - will he be strong enough to face the collective evil that is centuries old?
  • The Firestone Crystal

    Linda M David

    Paperback (FeedaRead.com, Feb. 1, 2012)
    A lonely 11-year-old girl, a bit on the moody side, and more than a little spoilt, is looking forward to a luxury break in the Caribbean with her parents, but is livid when they announce that the trip has to be cancelled due to work commitments! So instead of endless sunshine and tropical beaches, she finds herself unceremoniously packed up, and sent off to stay with a grandfather she barely knows for the summer! But it turns out to be the best summer of her life. Her grandfather has a strange reunion with a mysterious childhood friend, and she gets the opportunity of a lifetime. To visit a world beyond the stars, and become Earth's first student to be enrolled in an experimental Inter-Planetary Education Programme at the Firestone Academy, where lessons in telepathy, mind-reading and astral projection are the norm. But things are not as straightforward as they seem. One fellow student makes no secret of the fact that he despises her and will do anything to make her leave...she is havi