Books with title Attack of the Jack

A wickedly funny series featuring Mortimer: the small kid with big ideas! In this book, Mortimer covers his whole school in slime. With slimy facts and activities at the back, perfect for young readers. Mortimer Keene is full to bursting with madcap plans, and if it's trouble you're after, look no further! With laugh out loud illustrations, rollicking rhymes, and short chapters ideal for new readers, this first book sees Mortimer Keene and his slime machine on the attack!When slime upon slime attacks the school, a special task force of teachers set out to find Mortimer Keene and his slime machine at the source of the crime...Created by Chris Mould, illustrator of A Boy Called Christmas and Tim Healey. If you like Horrid Henry, you'll love Mortimer Keene.

Finn wants to be a Viking warrior, and seek adventure and glory in far-off lands, not become chieftan of a farming village like his father. But then, when his father has been summoned away to another island, Finn is left in charge, and danger strikes. With the village under siege and only Finn and his friends to protect it, can he save the day and learn what it really means to have the blood of a Viking?

Audio book edition of 'Warped galaxies: Attack of the Necron'. Read by David Tennant. David Tennant is renowned for his theatre and screen work, and his voiceover talents can be heard in dozens of television shows, audiobooks and audio dramas. He’s probably best known as the tenth incarnation of television’s ‘Doctor Who’.On the hive world of Targian, Zelia Lor helps her mother search for ancient tech, digging up treasures of the past on the wind-blown plains. They are happy. They are safe. All that changes when the Necrons attack. Without warning, a host of robotic ships appear in the skies above Targian and rip the planet apart. Separated from her mother, Zelia must escape the doomed world, her only hope a scrambled transmission promising safety at a mysterious place known only as the Emperor’s Seat. Launched in an escape pod, she crashes on an icy wasteland far, far from home. But Zelia is not alone. She is joined by a rag-tag group of survivors – the street-tough juve Talen, gadget-obsessed Martian boy Mekki and super-intelligent alien-ape, Fleapit.

Eight year old author Dexter Ambrose Allan-Reilly publishes his first story. Dexter tells the story of Super Dexter and his friends saving the Universe from the evil Lall super Ninjas. Is it fiction or autobiography? Can a kid really do all of those amazing things? Is it really possible for a battle of good versus evil to last for days? Did you ever think stinky feet could be a power for goodness? Has there ever been a better use of 99 cents? Can you believe an eight year old wrote more than 1,900 words?

Ethan, Elijah and Rayer are the best of friends. At the core of this friendship is a love for RC helicopters. This is all the boys think about. They even have a name for their flying group ... the Elite Fleet.It is the summer before the boys enter eighth grade. They are finally going to be the big men on campus. Making things even cooler is the fact that Ethan is going to finally buy the Destroyer 350. This is the best RC helicopter on the market. It can fly in almost any weather condition, it stays powered longer than any helicopter on the market and it also comes with Artificial Intelligence capabilities. The Destroyer 350 is an RC helicopter that can actually learn to fly better.The traits that make the Destroyer 350 so great soon prove to be life threatening as it develops a mind of it's own. After a series of "accidents," the Elite Fleet realizes that if they don't take action, the Destroyer 350 will soon terrorize the whole town!

These were previously published by Oxford University Press in the Headwork series of readers. The stories were written by Michael Thomson who now retains the copyright and is self publishing them for you!The stories are so called “High-Low” readers. That is of high interest but low reading age, or in other words with normal comprehension levels but easier to ‘decode’ or read. They were tried out on children at East Court, a school for dyslexic children and are aimed at an interest level of around 11-14. There are a range of genres from contemporary through fantasy, humour and true 2nd world war stories. They are written in 4 levels of basic reading difficulty starting around the 8 year reading age with level 1 being the easiest to read. However, the themes and interest level are all still at the 11-14 age range. This is Level 2 in a Sci-Fi Series