Books published by publisher S.A. Knight

The Seven have a bonfire to plan and a thief to track down in this thrilling mystery, read by Sarah Greene. Jack's little sister, Susie, is very annoying and the Secret Seven are furious when they discover she's formed a rival club! Then some money is stolen and Susie is a chief suspect. The Seven can't quite believe it. Surely Susie wouldn't do anything that wicked ...would she? Enid Blyton is one of the best-known and best-loved authors of all time. In polls she is consistently voted a children's favourite and over a million of her books are borrowed from libraries each year. She wrote over 600 children's books, including the bestselling "Famous Five" and "Secret Seven" series.

Ella Hickson's version of J.M. Barrie's much-loved story puts the character of Wendy firmly centre stage, in an adaptation that is refreshingly modern but never loses the charm of the original.Winter, 1909. Snow is falling across London. Wendy Darling and her brothers sleep peacefully in their bedroom, as their parents bicker downstairs. In a sudden flurry of snow their window blows open, and into their lives tumbles a mischievous boy called Peter, followed by a fractious fairy called Tink. With the aid of a little fairy dust, Wendy agrees to fly with Peter to Neverland, seeing not only the promise of an awfully big adventure, but also the chance to rediscover the key to her parents' lost happiness. Once there, she will give the Lost Boys a run for their money, defeat Captain Hook and his pirate crew, and ultimately, learn what it means to grow up.Commissioned by the Royal Shakespeare Company, Ella Hickson's Wendy & Peter Pan premiered at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, in December 2013. The play will suit any theatre company or youth group looking to stage a classic tale, full of magic, adventure and strong female roles."[A] sensitive, funny and intelligent reworking... I laughed, I gasped, I cried - it is wonderful to be transported so completely by a piece of theatre." - WhatsOnStage"Delightful... a warm, sensitive and humorous reboot." - Evening Standard"Resoundingly successful... witty, pointed, adventuresome... Hickson isn't just subverting this story, she is strengthening it." - The Times (London)"Wittily inventive... a constant joy to behold." - GuardianElla Hickson is an award-winning and critically acclaimed playwright. Her debut play Eight won a Fringe First and played in London and New York. Other work includes Precious Little Talent (Trafalgar Studios), Boys (HighTide Festival, then Soho Theatre), Hot Mess (Latitude Festival, then The Arcola) and The Authorised Kate Bane (Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh).