Jeremy's Shorts

Children's Books

Henshaw, Daniel

Humor

Independently published

<h3>Your favourite teacher is LEAVING, your parents are getting DIVORCED... and your beloved class snails are in MORTAL DANGER! Will you break the rules to make all of your problems go away???</h3> Jeremy Green's life is falling apart. But as the misery piles up, the daring ten-year-old realises that all of his problems could vanish when he hitches an ambitious plot! The Great Snail Robbery is a funny, exciting adventure book filled with action and emotion! It deals with a number of issues, including friendship, family, divorce and pets. Fans of David Walliams, Andy Griffiths, Andy Shepherd and David Baddiel will love this laugh-out-loud story. "Full of humour and twists!" - Stewart Foster, author of The Bubble Boy.

The Great Snail Robbery

Growing Up & Facts of Life

Trust. Sometimes it is freely given. Other times it is hard-earned. Either way, it’s is a fragile thing. Give it to the wrong person, and it just might cost your life. The second volume of Ink Stains literary anthology series explores the complexity of placing your trust in another person and what can happen when that trust is betrayed. Join authors Brian Becker, Cooper O'Connor, Marc E. Fitch, I. K. Paterson-Harkness, Daniel Henshaw, J.D. Kotzman, Melanie Marshall, and Douglas Andrew Smith as they deftly delve deep into the dark side of betrayal in a collection of literary tales. From random encounters with strangers in the night to lovers turned enemies, from “I swear I didn’t know!” to “Who’s laughing now?” our authors dissect reasons betrayal is inevitable, no matter what the relationship, and the sometimes fatal consequences of such actions. Ink Stains, a quarterly anthology published by Dark Alley Press, features gritty fiction. We are about shining a stark light on the shadows of life, exploring those dimly lit corridors, and unearthing those long-buried secrets. We are about examining the human existence and the human psyche in its raw, delicate and dangerous state. We don’t shy away from controversy, nor do we believe good will always triumph over evil or that someone will always be around to save the day. Sometimes all we have is ourselves. And the stories that keep us turning the page.

Ink Stains: A Literary Fiction Anthology

Literature & Fiction

Becker, Brian

Morges, N. Apythia

O'Connor, Cooper

Fitch, Marc E.

Marshall, Melanie

Paterson-Harkness, I. K.

Kotzman, J. D.

Smith, Douglas Andrew

Short Stories & Anthologies

Dark Alley Press

<h3>&#9733; &#9733; &#9733; &#9733; &#9733; Your orangtuan has been stolen... ... and you've received a threatening message from the kidnapper! What would you do? &#9733; &#9733; &#9733; &#9733; &#9733;</h3> When this happens to Jeremy Green, he draws up a list of suspects and begins his own investigation. However, in his quest for the truth, Jeremy faces many problems, like the bizarrely behaving cat and the strange situation with the socks. With school about to break up for the summer holidays, the clock is ticking. Is Jeremy's precious orangutan lost forever? Or can the young detective uncover the truth and bring the thief to justice? 'The Curious Case of the Missing Orangutan' is a funny, exciting mystery adventure book filled with action and emotion! It deals with issues like friendship, family and doing the right thing. Fans of David Walliams, Lisa Thompson, Lauren St John and Anthony Horowitz will love this laugh-out-loud story. "Full of humour and twists!" - Stewart Foster, author of The Bubble Boy.

The Curious Case of the Missing Orangutan (Jeremy Green)

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