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Laura Watkinson translates this Dutch children's classic in which Michiel becomes embroiled in the resistance in the Nazi-occupied Netherlands.

A boldly original voice tackles issues of justice, independence and resistance in this powerful first-person story of the Victorian mines.

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This world classic of children's literature is now available in English again. Zezé wants to grow up to be a poet with a bow-tie but for now entertains himself with pranks against the residents of his poor Rio de Janeiro neighbourhood, until a friendship changes his life.

Disaster strikes and adventure begins when a lighthouse keeper's daughter realises she has run out of matches at the critical moment. Winner of three prizes in its native Netherlands.

Originally published in Copenhagen by Forlaget Phabel in 2003 under title: Skammerkrigen.

The third book in the thrilling fantasy adventure series, The Shamer Chronicles.

Originally published in Copenhagen by Forlaget Forum in 2001 under title: Skammertegnet.

Originally published in Copenhagen by Forlaget Forum in 2000 under title: Skammerens datter.

Maresi returns in the thrilling conclusion to the feminist fantasy epic The Red Abbey Chronicles.

A girl's twelfth birthday takes an unexpected turn when she finds herself at the centre of the effort to save the community from the tyrannical rule of the Corvus. Presents a sense of the power of friendship and the importance of self-belief.

Arnica the duck princess was first published as Szegaeny dzsoni aes aArnika in Budapest, 1981"--Title page verso.

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The fifth and final book in the "Blue Door" series - a vintage classic to file alongside "Ballet Shoes" and "Anne Of Green Gables".

The disconcerting encounters of Lemuel Gulliver reconsidered through the comparable satirical mind of Jonathan Coe, for young readers. Illustrated by Sara Oddi.

The prequel to "The Murderer's Ape", emphasising the narrative conveyed through Wegelius' illustration work. A story of friendship and adventure on the high seas, further establishing the Sally Jones character.

The final instalment of the vintage series beginning with "The Swish Of The Curtain". For fans of "Ballet Shoes" and "Anne Of Green Gables".

The award-winning children's favourite out of print in the UK for more than forty years is back in a new translation from "The Letter For The King" translator Laura Watkinson. A story of the horrors and dilemmas of war drawing on the author's experience of Nazi occupation of the Netherlands.

The third book in the "Blue Door" series, which begins with the classic children's story "The Swish Of The Curtain". As the six friends from Fenchester make their first forays into the London theatre scene, the bright lights of the West End tempt one of them to stray from the group's ambition to establish a professional theatre back in Fenchester.

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