Sue Corbett 
Last Newspaper Boy in America [EPUB ebook] 

While trialing a secret flying invention on the outskirts of Santa’s Grotto, factory elf Alabaster Snowball discovers a mysterious, abandoned cub shivering in the snow. Against Santa’s wishes, he dec …

"The Interpretation of Dreams" by Dr. Sigmund Freud is a groundbreaking work in psychoanalysis, delving into the depths of the unconscious mind through the lens of dream analysis. As a corn …

"Hawthorne" by Henry James is a captivating biography that explores the life and literary legacy of Nathaniel Hawthorne. Positioned within the realm of American literature, James delves int …

My Very First Bible published to high acclaim in 2003 and its popular stories and bright illustrations have since gone onto provide the basis for a number of additional series including board books, …

The Mahabharata is a story of the dynasty of King Shantanu, the ruler of Hastinapur. It is a story about the decisions taken by his successors and the Royal household, that determined to a great exte …

Clara enjoyed visiting her grandparent’s house, but she could not have foreseen what was to happen following a knock on the door by the local policeman.The news he brought would lead her on a bear hu …

Down in Schull there is a world Where magic, and mischief, and adventure, unfurls Kids and grownups flock to the sea For holidays and mystery And in the ocean’s mighty stream Some see reflections, bu …

There comes a time in the life of every intelligent species when they must take time to ponder their place in the worlds beyond. For the vastness outside the confines of their planet teems with life, …

Meet Boo Boo – A ten-year-old boy who brings a small African grey parrot as a pet into his house. Boo Boo’s loner life is gets more interesting. But with time, a few things begin to change between tw …

The year is 2127. Electric cars whizz around like mini planes in the sky, and glass buildings are connected by aerial tubes where public commuters whoosh through on space skateboards. But some things …