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Please note that this Kindle edition is complete with original illustrations and faithfully recreates the original story in its entirety.“Queen Silver-Bell” is the first in a series of four children’s books by Frances Hodgson Burnett with illustrations by Harrison Cady.When the queen of the fairies, Queen Silver-Bell, loses her ‘temper’ and becomes known to all as Queen Crosspatch. She knows that she will never find her temper again until she has done something that would make people believe in fairies again, as they used to “once upon a time”. So she decides to get a ‘respectable’ person to write her stories down just as she tells them.“Queen Silver-Bell” also contains the story “How Winnie Hatched The Little Rooks”.

The story of a shepherd lad in Israel long ago. When Jesse, orphaned and mute, was sent away by his cruel aunt, the boy found work with a travelling circus. Isolated by his muteness, the boy came to love an old white donkey; when the donkey was sold, Jesse ran off to find him. He found that the family that had bought the animal was in a manger; indeed, he found the three men from afar who had followed the strange, bright star that had alarmed everybody. Jesse took the donkey, lost it, found it and the family again, and realized that the Child was the long-awaited Messiah.

Another exciting new illustrated ebook from the folks at Beebliome Books! From renowned American author and illustrator, Howard Pyle, the exciting historical novel of the heroic outlaw of English folklore, Robin Hood, comes to life in a series of adventures assisted by his fellow outlaws — his band of Merry Men all clad in Lincoln green. So go on, take part in an unusual, exciting and daring experience and become his partner in crime in the magical mystery that is Sherwood forest!For readers aged 10 and above, or anyone interested in something a little bit different!

Another great illustrated ebook for teens from Beebliome Books!With bitterness in his heart, Harry Rushden, the thirteen year old lord of Two Mile manor, comes to London to serve his apprenticeship with a master goldsmith, for he had set his heart on following his father's footsteps in becoming a knight, serving his king, Edward VI, known as Harry. But he finds a way to be of valuable service to his king, as the story of the two Harrys paints a vivid picture of court and London life in the fifteenth century.Recommended for readers 12 and above.

To avoid a forced marriage, sixteen year old Alison flees from home with her younger brother. A young knight who has seen her once and fallen in love with her, aided by his servant, traces and catches up with her in a moment of peril. Pleased to have two protectors, she chooses to hide in a dangerous woodland. In spite of his servant’s warnings, her knight stays with her. Disaster strikes and the two young people are forced to recognise their responsibility for the tragic consequences.Barbara Leonie Picard was born in England in 1917 of mixed German-Venezuelan and French parentage. A long time resident of Lewes, Sussex, England, she died in 2011 at the age of 93. Several of her books were short-listed for the Carnegie Medal, and were selected as Notable Children’s Books by the American Library Association.

Declan and Marie, two young Maine lobsters, wanted the summer adventure of a lifetime. With the help of their new friend, Norman, they discovered The Deep - something they could never have imagined in their wildest dreams!Illustrated by renowned artist and former contributor to The Simpson’s , Junho Kim ("Sky Cleaner", "The Gingerbread Man"), with words by Whitney Foard Small ("The Gingerbread Man"), based on a real Maine story lovingly told by Debrah and Tom Yale

Another wonderful Illustrated Historical Fiction for Teens from Beebliome Books!Fourteen-year-old Christopher witnesses the beheading of Charles the First and flees to Ireland where he becomes involved in the events that lead to the Roundhead Massacre of the Irish and their Cavalier defenders at Drogheda."Ridere an Re, the Irish dub him -- King's knight's pawn: the King is Charles II and the knight is Cavalier Sir Arthur Aston; but Kit Barstow, fourteen, is really Captain Peter Dell's pawn, Peter Dell being an opportunist and a spy for Cromwell (“money knows no master”). Dell genuinely likes Kit although of course he exploits him and his kinship with Aston, a distant relative and godfather...” Kirkus ReviewsFor readers age 11 and above, and anyone interested in a fast paced story about Cromwell, Ireland and the English Civil War.

Shug the Pup is a classic story of a dog loved by his two friends, Billy and Ted. They live on a farm, surrounded by all sorts of farm animals, and go on interesting adventures every day. But soon, Father gets a new pup named Buddy, and Mother coaxes the boys to let Shug stay with Sammie, the neighbor boy. What will the boys decide, and what will Shug get up to? Shug the Pup, The Story of a Real Dog is a fun and easy to read chapter book with beautiful illustrations. For children ages 8 and up.

The cats of the Cass Cats Quartet gather together in this lovely sequel to come to the rescue of Blossom, a sweet little kitten in need of a bath and a home. And the cats know just whose home it will be!About the AuthorJoan E. Cass (1901 - 1994) was born the first child and eldest daughter of a Church of England clergyman. She taught her father's younger Sunday School children while she was still at school, and her godmother then paid for her to qualify as a teacher. She subsequently taught and led more than one nursery school, including in London during World War II. Later, she became a Lecturer in Child Development at the London Institute of Education. The main influences on her work came from Sybil Marshall and, indirectly, Melanie Klein. A prolific children’s writer, Joan wrote fourteen illustrated children’s books, including the Cass Cat Quartet.

When the cats get hungry and market day arrives, they just can’t help themselves! Such yummy seafood to had for who who would deny the cats some fat juicy fish-heads? Well, it turned out to be Mrs. Gubbins, who did not like cats. Chaos ensues!Reviews“...a most attractive book, with a pointed and well-told story and magnificently vigorous and stylishpictures...Almost alone among contemporary workers in this field (Stobbs) draws with equal assurance and personality the human and animal actors and places them in their setting.”The Junior Bookshelf (London)“…it is difficult to say which is better, the almost poetic text with its meticulous attention to details, which young children so enjoy, or the perfectly matched illustrations.”Books For Young Children (London)About the AuthorJoan E. Cass (1901 - 1994) was born the first child and eldest daughter of a Church of England clergyman. She taught her father's younger Sunday School children while she was still at school, and her godmother then paid for her to qualify as a teacher. She subsequently taught and led more than one nursery school, including in London during World War II. Later, she became a Lecturer in Child Development at the London Institute of Education. The main influences on her work came from Sybil Marshall and, indirectly, Melanie Klein. A prolific children’s writer, Joan wrote fourteen illustrated children’s books, including the Cass Cat Quartet.