Books published by publisher Wren Press

An extraordinary and delightful true story: Tama was a homeless cat who lived in Japan. Her loving nature, goodwill and loyalty saved a railway company and made her famous. People came from all over the country to meet her in her role as stationmaster. She was so successful she was made President of the company and when she died of old age was created a Goddess.5 star Amazon Review: "Tells the story in simple language aimed at children, but can be enjoyed by anyone of any age."Visit Amazon's Jill Rutherford page https://www.amazon.co.uk/Jill-Rutherford/e/B006U0FI06/ref=sr_tc_2_0?qid=1527336759&sr=1-2-ent

Beau Geste is the adventure novel that brought the French Foreign Legion to the popular imagination. The story follows Michael "Beau" Geste and two brothers as they are accused of a crime and must escape to French North Africa and join the Legion. Many of the earliest books, particularly those dating back to the 1900s and before, are now extremely scarce and increasingly expensive. We are republishing these classic works in affordable, high quality, modern editions, using the original text and artwork.

An extraordinary and delightful true story. Tama was a homeless cat who lived in Japan. Her loving nature, goodwill and loyalty saved a railway company and made her famous. People came from all over the country to meet her in her role as stationmaster. She was so successful she was made President of the company and when she died of old age was created a Goddess.5 star Amazon Review: "Tells the story in simple language aimed at children, but can be enjoyed by anyone of any age."

For the first time, children with sickle cell disease will have the chance to see themselves in the story of Cassie, a fourth-grade girl with the disease. With the support of her parents and a lively imagination, Cassie learns to master difficulties as they arise in this full color book, which also includes a guide for adults reading the story with a child, an extensive resource list of sickle cell centers nationwide, and a supplemental reading list.