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How (Not) to Make Bad Children Good by Emma Barnes
Category: Junior Fiction
How (Not) To Make Bad Children Good, tells the delightful and very funny story of Martha Bones. Ever since she bit Santa when she was six months old, it’s been downhill all the way for Martha. She is horrible to her baby brother, Boris, elder sister, Sally, and her parents are in despair. Far away fro ...Show more
Jessica Haggerthwaite: Media star by Emma Barnes
Category: Fiction
The sparky Jessica, whom we met in Jessica Haggerthwaite: Witch Dispatcher, is still confident she will become a famous scientist. This time though she has decided she will become a TV star first. But some serious competition arrives in the form of glamorous Xandra and her stuck-up daughter Agapanthus. ...Show more
Jessica Haggerthwaite: Witch Dispatcher by Emma Barnes
Category: Junior Fiction
Jessica has always planned to be a world famous scientist one day. So she is not impressed when her mother decides to set up a business...as a professional witch! Jessica sets herself up as Jessica Haggerthwaite - Witch Dispatcher - intent on thwarting her mother at every turn and saving her family’s re ...Show more
Jessica Haggerthwaite: Witch Dispatcher by Emma Barnes
Category: Fiction
Jessica Haggerthwaite and her brother Midge are not impresseeed when their mother decides to set up in business... as a professional witch! Jessica has always planned to be a world famous scientist one day. But how will she ever win the Nobel Prize with her mother embarrassing the family like this?
Jessica Haggerthwaite: Witch Dispatcher by Emma Barnes
Category: Junior Fiction | Series: Jessica Haggerthwaite
Jessica Haggerthwaite is a girl with a cool, logical mind who has always planned to be a world famous scientist one day. She and her brother, Nat, are not impressed when their mother decides to set up a business...as a professional witch! The kids at school, and in fact the entire town, find it amusing, ...Show more
Reading Gems: Where Is Cat? (Level 1) by Emma Barnes; Hannah Wood (Illustrator); QED Publishing Limited Staff
Category: Early Reader | Series: Reading Gems Ser.
Dad has lost his hat and Mum has lost the cat! Where have they gone? Where is the Cat? So many things go missing on the farm. Exploring themes of family, animals and life on a farm, this fun and engaging story also includes comprehension activities and extra discussion topics, making it perfect for supp ...Show more
The Girl from Hard Times Hill by Emma Barnes
Category: Children's | Series: Flashbacks
When Megan's father finally returns from Occupied Germany in the years following World War II, she should be pleased - shouldn't she? But she hardly knows her father, and his arrival means moving out of Nana's house into the city. Megan hates the changes to her life, yet when she has the opportunity to ...Show more
Wolfie by Emma Barnes
Category: Early Reader
Lucy has always longed for a dog. But not one this big. Or with such sharp teeth. Or with such a hungry look in its eyes. Lucy realises her new pet is not a dog...but a wolf. Not only that, but a wolf with magical powers. A talking wolf is not an easy thing to hide from your family and friends. Or from ...Show more
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