SHORT TOO!: A SECOND BOOK OF VERY SHORT STORIES

AT THE CROSSING PLACES

Book 2 in the Arthur de Caldicott series: Sequel to ‘Arthur: The Seeing Stone’ (616267). In the year 1200, Lord Stephen de Holt prepares to go on crusade with his young squire, Arthur. Meanwhile, as Arthur faces up to meeting his father the events of his life are mirrored in the seeing stone.

GATTY'S TALE

A vivid, and realistic picture of life and times in 13th century Europe. Gatty, a village girl, sets off on a crusade to Jerusalem in the footsteps of her childhood friend and hero, Arthur.

NORSE MYTHS: TALES OF ODIN, THOR AND LOKI

The gods of the Vikings come to life as never before in these dramatic, enthralling and atmospheric tales. Based on the Scandinavian myth cycle they tell of Odin with his one eye, Thor with his mighty hammer and Loki, the red-haired, shape-shifting trickster. In this anthology, the strange world of ancient magic, giants, dwarfs and monsters is unforgettably imagined.

THE SEEING STONE

Set in 1199, young Arthur de Caldicot wants nothing more than to become a squire to a knight. When he is given a seeing stone his life becomes entwined with that of his namesake, King Arthur.

SHORT!: A BOOK OF VERY SHORT STORIES

The longest of these stories is short and the shortest is just one sentence long. This means a whole bookful of stories to make you think, laugh and shiver! This book was recorded as part of the Social Action Zone project at the Conservative Party Conference 2011 and read by members of the government.

STORM

Carnegie Award 1985. Annie has to conquer her fears one terrible stormy night when she has to venture out to fetch help for her sister. As tales of the legendary ghost of a murdered highwayman play on her mind a horseman appears offering to help.…

WATERSLAIN ANGELS

For centuries, the village of Waterslain has hidden a dark secret. When Annie and Sandy set out to solve the mystery of the angels missing from the church roof, they soon discover someone else is on the same trail. Someone who will stop at nothing to get there first.