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Books published by publisher Peter Haddock Publishing

  • Ivanhoe

    Sir Walter Scott

    Hardcover (Peter Haddock Publishing, )
    None
  • My Fern Hollow Bedtime Book

    John Patience

    Hardcover (Peter Haddock, March 15, 1900)
    Read about the adventures had in Fern Hollow. Learn of their seasons, their Sports Day, and The Unscary Scarecrow. Enjoy the beautiful illustrations of this wonderful bedtime book.
  • The Case of the Mirror Image

    Kathleen Pennell

    language (Paddock Publishing, April 2, 2013)
    Astride their ponies, Ginger and Oreo, twelve year olds,Amy Jo and Becky, set out to solve mysteries and crimes in the small town of Bedford. In Mirror Image, will a current dispute between two brothers frustrate Amy Jo and Becky's frantic attempt to locate a Civil War treasure that's been lost for over one hundred fifty years? Or, will Major Ashcroft be forced to sell his estate and the treasure lost forever?
  • The Case of the Secret Passage

    Kathleen Pennell, Lauren Pennell

    language (Paddock Publishing, May 13, 2013)
    Astride their ponies, Ginger and Oreo, twelve year olds, Amy Jo and Becky solve mysteries and crimes . While housesitting at the Funderburg home, Amy Jo and Becky discover a hidden door leading to a series of underground tunnels. Strange markings on the tunnel wall, visible only with a black light, lead them further and further into the passageways where the Pony Investigators uncover a fiendish plot. Before they can warn the police, the girls are caught in a trap where there seems no possible way of escape.
  • Sports Day

    John Patience

    Hardcover (Peter Haddock, March 15, 1983)
    None
  • The Weaving: Changels Genesis Part Two

    Peter King

    eBook (Peter King Publishing, Nov. 16, 2013)
    After the shock of her UFO encounter DC Sue Williams wants to understand what Sam is involved in. Sam tells Sue how he came to Renwick House carefully leading her from the shallows of Earth's strangeness, with stories of how his friends from around the world came to New Zealand, into the depths, and the story of how Dr Prosperov's science experiments shook two worlds.Part Two of Changels Genesis (ASIN: B00BUZN08I)Follows from Initiation (ASIN: B00DCFR3B4)Hiding from deadly alien infiltrators Sam tells detective Sue Williams how six minority families, all needing refuge, and all with one psychic teenager ended up coming to live and work for the mysterious Russian financier Dr Gennady Prosperov at haunted Renwick House. Then how Dr Prosperov's amazing experiment in the abandoned lighthouse shocked two worlds.Like a traditional Maori cloak The Weaving tells how the stories of the Changels; the beautiful but troubled Iranian Baha'i, Tahira; the hunted black Louisianian, Ashley; the calm white Zimbabwean, Scotty; the pretty Vietnamese, Cam; and the enigmatic Russian, Dr Gennady Prosperov were woven together. But it was only when Dr Prosperov's physics experiments broke between dimensions that the truly strange extent of his conspiracy became clear.
  • A Trip to Granny Rumbletummy's

    Jane Patience, John Patience

    Hardcover (Peter Haddock, March 15, 1993)
    The gnomes of Rainbow's End are jolly little folk who are always busy. Lots of exciting and interesting things happen in the village and no one is ever bored. This book tells the story of something that happened there. A little birdie told me.Rainbow's End can only be seen by humans when a rainbow is in the sky, otherwise it is invisible to everyone except the gnomes who live there and the woodland animals.
  • Tommy and My Grandfather

    Kathleen Pennell

    eBook (Paddock Publishing, April 5, 2018)
    A sturdy paddock fence protected young Howard from the huge draft horses his father and older brothers used to work the fields. His love was the garden and orchard, climbing to the very top of fruit trees to gather the harvest. 1906 was a bad year and his brothers found day jobs away from the farm to help support the family. But it was spring and time for plowing and planting. With grave misgivings, Father hitched horses to two plows using three horses for each team. As his father led Howard's team of horses to the field, he assured his son that Tommy, his old draft horse, would take care of him, keeping the younger horses in line. After instructing Howard through the first three rows, his father left to plow the other field. Completely alone, Howard's confidence slowly grows as he learns to rely on Tommy. This is a tender short story depicting the growing faith and lessening fear of a boy with a trusted old horse.
  • The Boy on the Bench and Other Stories

    Kathleen Pennell, Lauren Pennell

    language (Paddock Publishing, Feb. 11, 2018)
    Lancelot Maddox hides a family photo of himself and his discouragingly athletic brothers before leaving for the park everyday. His backpack brims with difficult puzzles and his shirt pocket is stuffed with mechanical pencils . Safely hidden behind shrubbery on an isolated bench, Lancelot works his puzzles, and practices the art of bench warming which he will surely need come soccer season this fall. He's bending over a particularly challenging puzzle when a woman looms over him and whispers that she's being followed. And, if that isn't disquieting enough, she asks him to deliver a coded message to an obscure building cowering between two skyscrapers. Naturally, it's a matter of life and death. Lancelot finally agrees if only to be rid of her. However, when he arrives at the address, there's no handle on the massive door. An intercom interrogates him and the door slides eerily open. All the decoders have left for the day, so with grave reservations, Chief asks Lancelot to decode the secret message. With the success of the decoded message under his belt, Lancelot joins the agency's ranks as a part-time decoder after school this fall. Suddenly, Lancelot graduates from the degradation of bench warmer to the lofty position of part-time decoder. Lancelot appears in five of the ten delightful short stories. Middle-school boys and girls share top billing in the remaining five stories.
  • The Door Into Time

    Kathleen Pennell, Lauren Pennell

    language (Paddock Publishing, May 9, 2015)
    Reece and Sean give chase through the woods desperately attempting to rescue their dog, Bear, from the gigantic man who has stolen him. Suddenly, they find themselves inside a dome-shaped hut totally invisible from the outside. When they confront the thief, who calls himself Professor, he warns them to leave before the door closes. But in the course of the confrontation, time runs out and the door silently slides shut. After it eventually reopens, Reece and Sean break free and rush in the direction of home to enlist help. Home and their entire neighborhood have disappeared! What they do find is a ragged, dirty boy near to starvation. His story is an incredible tale ending with the Professor and Bear being locked in a room by village people who are frightened of him. Now, it's up to Reece and Sean to rescue him and their dog without being caught lest they end up beside him. Yet even if they are able to rescue the Professor and Bear, there is considerable doubt that the Professor can reprogram his time machine to return them home again!
  • I Love My Puppy

    Peter Haddock

    Board book (Paradise Press Peter Haddock Publishing, March 15, 1990)
    A very cute little book with foam covered board covers and board pages all of which are still nice and clean. Book two in the I Love My series. Guessing at publication date as there is no information available. The photo we provided shows our book has a yellow with brown spots puppy with an orange background as is not the one that Amazon shows in their photo.
  • Muddles at the Manor

    John Patience

    Hardcover (Peter Haddock, March 15, 1983)
    Children's book-Tales from Fern Hollow