Books published by publisher Lion UK

Key episodes from the gospels are retold simply and respectfully in this compelling collection. Together, the tales are woven into a complete narrative that recalls Jesus’ life from his birth to his death and resurrection. Each story draws from a single gospel, allowing children to begin to understand the particular focus of each gospel and to gain a better appreciation of these four vital sources. Carefully referenced illustrations with informative captions and a map of the Holy land help to set the time and scenery for each retelling.

One of a set of 4 books on the national saints of the British Isles, published simultaneously with Saint Patrick: Patron Saint of Ireland; Saint David: Patron Saint of Wales; and Saint George: Patron Saint of England. Just who was St Andrew? When and where did he live? And how did he come to be Scotland's patron saint? And what is the link with the X-shaped cross or "Saltire?" This useful little book covers all these topics providing background information that all patriotic youngsters will be interested to know.

"Now! Now you shall see what happens to those who would break the spell of mermaids!" Deep down in the underwater kingdom, Princess Finnglas is in the deadly grip of an evil sea monster, and the mermaids have bewitched Niall. Pangur Bán, the white cat, is desperate. He must rescue them—but how? Only Arthmael can do it. But who is Arthmael? And where is he? Can Pangur Bán find him in time?

A new range of thematically arranged collections of some of master storyteller Bob Hartman's best-loved folk and traditional tales. The contents are derived from best-selling The Lion Storyteller Christmas Book. This collection contains more than half a dozen seasonal folk tales from around the world. It has a cover in series style - including the cute Storyteller Tales logo - and line illustrations accompany the text throughout.

Deep in a mountain cave a witch is plotting mischief: "We need something small, something sly, to carry a spell . . . and then we shall see who reigns on the Black Mountain!" The kitten Shape-Shifter is her victim. But before the charm is complete, the kitten escapes. He flees, in a terrifying chase, caught in a spell gone wrong and a shape that he cannot control. He brings disaster even to those who want to help him. Is there another power that can break the spell?