Books with title All Change

The Conways have lived at Charnworth all their lives, and they love it. They love the farm, and the estate where their father is the land agent. But now Lord Charnworth has died, and the estate has been sold to a Mr Smithson, a financier from the city. The family know that things can't possibly stay the same, but Mr Smithson seems determined to listen to strident modernising voices, and not their father, and the relationship between him and Mr Conway deteriorates by the day. But the Conways are determined to fight back, with the help of their mysterious new friend, Nick.

Seven-year-old Ben loves his teacher, Mrs Peacock. She lets the children eat their fruit in the playground, and go out to play early if they are good (admittedly not very often). But, best of all, she tells the most fantastic stories about magic conkers and carrots with legs. And the toys in the classroom come to life at night. Ben knows this is true as, each morning, Mrs Peacock shows the children the rubbish the toys have left behind.When Mrs Peacock starts to act rather strangely, Ben and his friends wonder what’s going to happen next. They can’t understand why they have to take their swimming things in for the second time that week, when they have been to the pool two days before. Ben’s mum already thinks that Mrs Peacock is a barmy old bat, and this latest instruction seems to confirm her suspicions.Mrs Peacock might seem barmy, but she is so fed up with a noisy class that she is willing to try anything to keep them quiet. She has noticed that the only time the children aren’t noisy is when they go for their swimming lessons, so she hatches a desperate plan to improve her life in school. A plan that involves a hosepipe, an open skylight, twenty-five children and an awful lot of water.

When her twin sister dies of a mysterious heart condition, Riley King is sent to her grandma’s ranch. But instead of the isolation she’s been aching for, she learns of a family secret that’s been deliberately kept from her, until now. As if finding out she’s actually a leopard wasn't enough shock for one vacation, Riley meets Hunter Logan … the guy she’s promised to. For life. But Riley has no intention of being told what to do by anyone, certainly not some stubborn, dominant shifter. Even if he can make her purr, her claws are slicing out. Until Riley realizes that not fulfilling her destiny would commit her sister to a life on the other side without her.

To cheer Tiger up, Miss Lollipop takes him on an epic journey from car, to train, to boat, joined by a hoard of animals for a wacky adventure full of motion and humor Tiger is upset. No one has remembered his birthday—or so he thinks. His friend, Miss Lollipop, takes him on a wonderful birthday adventure. With the refrain "All change!," they leap from one different form of transport to another—which get increasingly unlikely as they go—picking up animals and birthday presents on the way. Tiger ends up having the best birthday ever.