THE PRYDAIN CHRONICLES: Book (1) One: The Book of the Three; Book (2) Two: The Black Cauldron; Book (3) Three: The Castle of Llyr; Book (4) Four: Taran Wanderer; Book (5) Five: The High King

Lloyd, Alexander

Literature & Fiction

Fontana/Lions

Running wild

FORTNUM, Peggy

Children's Books

Paddington on Top

BOND, Michael

Friend Monkey (Lions)

P.L.Travers

Granny Reardun (Picture Lions)

GARNER, Alan

Narnia ... where horses talk ... where treachery is brewing ... where destiny awaits. On a desperate journey, two runaways meet and join forces. Though they are only looking to escape their harsh and narrow lives, they soon find themselves at the center of a terrible battle. It is a battle that will decide their fate and the fate of Narnia itself. Performed by Alex Jennings

The Horse and his Boy (The Chronicles of Narnia, No. 3)

C.S.LEWIS

Classics

paperback, fine In stock shipped from our UK warehouse

Elidor

<p>Fifteen-year-old Marsh thinks the whole world hates him, including his own mom whom he nicknamed, Schizoid Suzy. Then he meets fellow outcast, Edna Shinglebox, in his school’s group therapy class led by the cranky Mr. Meizner. Even though Marsh writes hate letters, carries around a raccoon in his coat pocket, and tells outlandish lies, Edna finds herself getting deeper and deeper involved with Marsh as more and more insane things start to happen. And then things quickly spiral out of control.\nAfter embarking on an incredible and dangerous adventure to unlock Marsh’s dark secret, Edna and Marsh are surprised by what they learn about themselves and each other. Will what they learn only tear them apart?</p>

Pardon ME, Your'e Stepping on My Eyeball!

ZINDEL, Paul

<p>During a trip to the seaside with her ne'er-do-well artist father, twelve-year-old Emily makes friends with a gypsy's son and the young heir to a stately home, who are struck by her resemblance to mysterious, long-dead Sylvia, a girl in a painting by Renoir.Her father's disappearance on a mysterious errand leads Emily to Mallerton House and to Oliver Mallerton, who points out her resemblance to Sylvia, the subject of a famous painting</p>

The Sylvia Game (Lions)

Vivien, Alcock

The Haunted Mountain

Mollie Hunter

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