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  • The Big Match

    Rob Childs

    Paperback (Young Corgi, Jan. 1, 1987)
    'Ace save Chris!' shouted Andrew as his younger brother pushed yet another of his best shots around the post. 'You're unbeatable today'. But will Chris be unbeatable when he is picked to stand in for the regular school goalkeeper in a vital cup game against Shenby School, their main rivals? For Chris is several years younger than the rest of the team - and they aren't all sure of his skill in goal ...

  • Broken Gun, The

    Louis L'Amour

    Paperback (Bantam 3098, March 15, 1966)
    1st edition 1st printing paperback, vg+ In stock shipped from our UK warehouse

  • Eating Ice Cream with a Werewolf

    Phyllis Green, Patti Stren

    Paperback (Corgi, Feb. 20, 1987)
    A wacky baby sitter and her book of spells keep a twelve-year-old and his little sister guessing while their parents are away.

  • Pearl's Promise

    Frank Asch

    Paperback (Corgi, Sept. 15, 1988)
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  • Tappan's burro,and other stories

    Zane Grey

    Paperback (Corgi, Sept. 3, 1967)
    None

  • Dogspell

    Helen Dunwoodie

    Paperback (Transworld Publishers, Jan. 1, 2003)
    Daisy and Robina are desperate for a dog. They've tried everything, and in desperation they sneak a book about magic out of their older sister's room and try to cast a spell. Later that day, to their great amazement and delight, a dog appears in their house. All the girls want to know is, can he stay?
    R

  • Anna Witch

    Madeleine Edmondson, Karen Heywood

    Paperback (CORGI, Oct. 17, 1986)
    None

  • Billy Wizard

    Chris Priestley

    Paperback (Transworld Publishers, Oct. 1, 2005)
    The first day at a new school is often tricky, and if the only person who befriends you claims to be a wizard, you simply have to make the best of it! Joe is pretty certain that Billy has, as the teacher says, just got an over-active imagination, but when he witnesses some pretty odd events at playtime, he's not quite so sure.
    Q

  • Pigface

    Catherine Robinson

    (Corgi, Jan. 10, 2003)
    For newly confident readers -- an engaging story about school bullying.When a broken leg keeps Noah off school for several weeks, he finds out what life as an outsider is like on his return. A new boy, Basil, has joined the class and everyone is fascinated by him. Try as he might, Noah just can’t slip back into his normal place. His only choice of partner in class and at lunch is Pigface, the class-joke. Noah has a choice -- make a desperate effort to get back into the “inner circle” or get to see life from Pigface’s point of view.

  • Billy and the Seagulls

    Paul May

    Paperback (Transworld Publishers, Feb. 1, 2004)
    Eddie's little brother Billy is terrified of everything: snakes, the dark, toilets, orange peels, mustaches, and even soggy toast. When they move to the seaside, Billy finds a new thing to be scared of—seagulls. Can Eddie and his stepfather get Billy over his fears?
    U

  • Diary Days

    Ghillian Potts

    Paperback (Transworld Publishers, July 1, 2005)
    Yasmin has a problem. Her cat's just had six kittens and Mum says she can't keep them. If she doesn't find homes for them they'll have to go to the Cat Protection home! Mr. Williams has asked the class to write a diary, so Yasmin writes down all her worries. Will she be able to find the courage to stand up in front of the class to ask for help with the kittens before it's too late?
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  • Count Boris Bolescu and the Black Pudding

    Ann Jungman, Doffy Weir

    Paperback (Transworld Publishers Ltd, Jan. 1, 1995)
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