Books with title Once Upon a Bedtime

Once upon a crime, in a faraway land know as River Heights... Hi, it's me, Nancy Drew. I thought meeting my hero, mystery writer Hazel Perrault, would be a dream come true. As soon as I found out she was joining forces with a local charity to build a community center for wayward teen girls, I knew I wanted to help. But instead of building and decorating, I'm, stuck doing all the cooking and cleaning for all the other volunteers! Yuck! Worse yet, I have a hunch that someone is trying to sabotage the project -- and the big fund-raising gala at the end of it. My fairy-tale adventure is turning into a nightmare, and if I can't solve this mystery, I'm not sure any of us will be able to live happily ever after....

Theme: Hi-Lo, life lessons, values, identity, good vs. evil, temptation, mysteryFirst Vivi Calderon finds old letters hidden in some library books while doing research. Then and odd-looking man starts stalking her. Are these strange events related? The letters seem to hold clues to an unsolved homicide. Did Vivi's stalker get away with murder?Written specifically for struggling readers to explore genres, like mysteries and science fiction, these fast-paced books hold student interest until the last page. Questions at the end of each title promote cognitive development by making students think about vocabulary, comprehension, character, and plot.

A trilogy of activity story books for £6.99 each: 'Once Upon a Journey', 'Once Upon an Adventure' and 'Once Upon a Time'.The idea behind the trilogy is that our readers follow a story line and complete various activities and parts of the plot as they go through.Cooper and Dotty have built the very first time machine! Follow them through time as they learn about key eras in Britain's history, including the Victorians, Anglo - Saxons, Vikings and more- especially in line with the Key Stage One and Two National Curriculum. . Activities range from colouring to mathematics and word problems, outdoor games and puzzles. Perfect for children aged 5 -10 or children with dyslexia.

Gems is a series of books written specifically for struggling girl readers. In this title Ella isn’t your average girl. She dresses all in black, dyes her hair purple and will only answer to the name Midnight. When she has to babysit her princess loving sister, she’s less than thrilled, especially when she has to read her a bedtime fairy tale story! All of a sudden, the two find themselves transported into a magical realm! Almost as if they have fallen straight into the story book pages. What will happen in this world? Will the fairies be good or bad? Or even worse, will they make Midnight dress in pink?