Books published by publisher Wild Remarks Publishing

After a bomb hits their London school in the winter of 1941 and their father is severely wounded in battle, the Bennetts start a new life in sleepy Dorset, England. It is the summer of 1942 and they are enjoying their summer vacation from school when someone starts letting a local pig escape his enclosure and wreak havoc in the village. The Bennett children and Kate, no strangers to adventure, along with Zorro their dog, decide to investigate. While looking into this petty crime they stumble across a much more sinister one which could have serious consequences for the war and their own safety.Follow the Bennetts, Kate and Zorro as they help the war effort on a farm and create their own detective agency, all while a sinister figure is at work, aiding the enemy.

Welcome to Wash Town! Meet the kids - and a few of the zany teachers and adults - who live here. Bo Snickley is in the biggest mess - just for thinking thoughts that adults don't like. His best friend, Susan Salida, owns the mysterious Wash Town Wash. Arnie Gads has developed a serious brain cramp after an out-of-control episode of online surfing plus Mrs. Lemon's strange class rules. And Principal Perswhistle becomes an EXTREMELY raving maniac after he farts in front of the whole school. Meanwhile, Mary Jean’s in trouble with kids for not following the rules she’s supposed to follow if she wants to be part of the group. Read about these kids who have wayward thoughts and other symptoms of being themselves. And find out how the Wash Town Wash mixes things up!

Gunpowder and Conrad ride again…all the way to cowboy school.Things are tough in Bangs, Texas. Conrad’s dad has lost his job and he can barely afford Gunpowder’s feed. To keep from having to sell Gunpowder, Conrad needs to find work and fast…but first, they must go to cowboy school to learn the ropes.Sounds fun, until they meet up with classroom bullies determined to make their lives miserable. With the odds stacked against them, can they survive cowboy school, win a roping competition and save the family farm? Or is Gunpowder doomed to end up on the auction block?

The psychologists at Pentallion Secure Unit for Young Offenders don't like Richard. They don't like what he says, they don't like how he says it and they certainly don't like how it makes them feel. But when parts of his story stack up one of them makes a decision that could change the course of history.A book about authorship, video games, pop-culture and teenage drift, Metanaut is likely to appeal to fans of Luke Smitherd, Ernest Cline, Suzanne Collins and a particular kind of obsessive hooked on Hidetaki Miyazaki's Dark Souls series.

When a Nazi bomb explodes near his London school in 1941, Matthew Bennett's mother decides it is time to send her children to live with her sister in the safety of the country, along with their dog and Matthew's best friend, Kate. But even in the safety of the country, intrigue and danger follow them as they find themselves facing the enemy in a way that tests them to their very limits. Follow Matthew and his siblings as they adapt to life in the country in WWII rural England and become entangled in their own battle.

Errol is a sleek, black cat with soft, velvety fur and small, pointy ears. His eyes are as green as emeralds and his nose is like a little, pink button. Errol loves nothing more in the world than eating tuna.Errol’s Christmas is the story of pampered pussy Errol's encounter with Santa Claus and a certain red-nosed reindeer. After being accidentally locked out of the house, Errol looks for shelter from heavy snow. Dreaming only of a warm blanket and the largest tin of tuna in the world, Errol has a magical liaison with old Saint Nick himself. But will he get back inside in time for Christmas dinner and his favourite fishy meal? Originally written for his own children, Harvey Rooster has created an instant classic!Beautifully illustrated by Janet Folan.