Books published by publisher Cotswold Willow Publishing

Maybe it is true about your other senses getting stronger when you lose your eyesight. No sooner had I thought these words, than the strangest thing, the thing that put all of us in terrible danger, happened: I saw…myself. George is having a bad year: he lost his sight in period one Science, thanks to an accident with a Bunsen burner; he has to spend all the summer holidays with his twin sister, thanks to his parents; and when he discovers he has a weird magical power, his life is suddenly in danger, thanks to a mysterious old couple who come to tea.

Never in a trillion years did Rena think vampires existed...or that she has enemies among them. When Rena Vesten heads to her first day of senior year she hopes for something incredible to happen. But she doesn't expect the dark-haired, blue-eyed man of her dreams-literally-to suddenly appear as the new student at school. The gorgeous mystery guy, Cryder, has more secrets than his inexplicable presence in her dreams. Soon Rena's world takes a turn into the supernatural when she finds out Cryder is not human and is destined to be with her. His destiny is irrevocably linked to Rena's. She's forced to jump into this supernatural world without the time to consider the possibilities of this new world with vampires because it looks like Cryder has brought more than his mysterious demeanor, but a rogue vampire hell-bent on taking her blood for his own. There's nowhere to run, so Rena must learn to fight back and become the true person she was meant to be.

Shadow: The Curious Morgan Horse, introduces the characters of the award-winning Morgan Horse series to younger readers. In this adventure, the farm's cocky rooster tells Shadow about a magic pond hidden in the woods. He tells Shadow that if she drinks the water from the pond, she will be able to fly. Shadow decides to find the pond and goes exploring in the woods beyond her pasture. Along the way, she meets a bumblebee who stings her on the nose, a skunk who sprays her, and a couple of deer who run away before telling Shadow where the pond is. The young horse eventually finds the pond but when she drinks the water, all she gets is a tummy ache. As she tries to decide what to do, a friendly basset hound named Willow comes along. Willow guides Shadow out of the pond but then the horse realizes she is lost. Will her new friend Willow be able to use her wonderful nose to get the pair back to Shadow's pasture?

Lottie adores her Grandma and for that reason she wants to be just like her, extra weight and all. Grandma loves Lottie too, but she is passing on her bad eating habits to her granddaughter. Everything that they do revolves around food. Not only is grandma overweight, but she is contributing to Lottie becoming overweight also. Lottie's mother, who is a nurse, stresses the importance of healthy eating to both Lottie and her Grandma, but it doesn't sink in until grandma has an experience that gets her attention.

Kids go bananas over this one-of-a-kind book that has three funtastic parts: an adorable story, fun facts about fruit, and kid friendly recipes. It proves fun and learning make a berry good “pear.” Part one’s whimsical rhyming story touches kids on many levels and encourages an interest in healthy food and movement. Colorful dancing fruit characters stimulate the imagination with their hip-hop, tap, ballet, and other amusing antics. A positive “I can do it” attitude mixed with wiggles and giggles find kids joining in the fun and feeling their best. Part two, filled with colorful photos and interesting facts of where fruit grows, is a tree-rific crowd-pleaser that’s sure to fascinate. You may be surprised to learn something new too! Part three shows clever ways for kids to serve fruit, and is a sweet, creative finale for this awesome, peachy story time book.