Paul Harrison

Princess Isabella has finally found the perfect husband--though he's not quite what her mother had in mindThe Queen wants Princess Isabella to get married. But all the princes that come to the palace are too stupid, too ugly, or just too boring Then Isabella meets someone who is quite different from the others. He's green and he croaks, but Isabella thinks he's just perfect

Mmm, pizza Mmm, chocolate Yummy scrummy. Fly is having a great time trying all the lovely food. But not everyone wants to eat what Fly wants to eat

Billy's in the team and he's not about to let the side down He runs he heads he shoots he scores Billy is our hero. Have Billy's dreams come true

Will the Space Cadets be able to prevent disaster and keep the Earth safe? Eddie and Yelana are training to be Space Cadets, protecting the Earth from attack. A boring day suddenly becomes almost too exciting when an alien invasion threatens their ship.

Akaka wants to catch a huge fish--but the ice bear wants to catch Akaka Young Akaka is determined to surprise his family by catching the biggest fish they have ever seen. He cuts a hole in the ice and waits. Little does he realize that the ice bear is waiting, too--waiting for his chance to pounce. Will Akaka be able to escape?

In 2013, following the shock resignation of Pope Benedict XVI, a little-known cardinal from Argentina was elected Pope. Jorge Bergoglio became the first Jesuit Pope, the first Pope from the Americas, the first Pope from the southern hemisphere and the first non-European Pope in over 1,000 years. But what is the background of this extraordinary man? And how did he go from Argentinian nightclub bouncer to Pope Francis, the leader of one of the most widely-practised religions in the world. The Pope looks at his remarkable story, and how, as Pope Francis, he has become such a popular and widely-celebrated leader. His humility, and his concern for the poor are examined, along with his views on the issues facing the Catholic Church. The Catholic faith, and the role it plays in the lives of people around the world, is explained, as is the Church's place in the 21st century. Some of the more complex terms and processes of the Church, for example the way in which a pope is elected, are explained in separate boxes on each spread.

If gleaming, powerful and incredible boats are your thing, then you'll love Superboats. A look at some of the most amazing boats in the world. From racing powerboats, such as the Victory Team, a luxury yacht that looks like a submarine, and a research boat that flips itself vertical above the water, while most of the boat is underwater to specialist military boats and everything in between,find out about why these boats among the most incredible machines in the worldMean Machines is a series of books that take a close look at some of the most stylish, powerful and incredible vehicles on the planet.

Have you ever had a pet? Jenny has cockroaches. Unfortunately, her dad can't wait to exterminate every single cockroach in the town. One night, some very irresponsible aliens dump their food waste on earth and people actually begin to turn into giant grapes. How lucky then that Jenny's extraordinary pet roaches are here to save the world! AUTHOR: Paul Harrison was soon snapped up by an international literary agency and now has a successful career writing for children. Tom Knight made his debut in children's book illustrations with Mermaid Mysteries and is now working on his first major picture book. His inimitable style is perfect for the 50s nouveau-style approach - ideal for Monstrous Stories.

At the heart of modern scientific pantheism is reverence for Nature and the Universe. It offers a challenging alternative, beyond theism and atheism, with a joyful approach to our lives and a caring concern for all life on this earth. Pantheism is a 2,500 year-old belief system expressed by many famous thinkers and artists including Lao Tzu, Heraclitus, Spinoza, Wordsworth, Whitman, Emerson, Einstein and Carl Sagan. Today pantheism is seeing a revival as the underlying world view of many environmentalists, of leading scientists, of nature-revering pagans, and of non-theists looking for a more embracing perspective. This accessible and authoritative handbook is the only available introduction to the history, theory and practice of pantheism. Reviews from Amazon Probably the best book to recommend to someone who is no longer comfortable living with the intellectual compromises necessary to maintain a traditional "faith." This book is a gem, with useful contextual information and insights on every page. George FaulkneronMust read. Wonderful book for exploring a way to approach religion in a scientific world. Brady Walker This book is the perfect introduction to Pantheism. It's well written and to the point. Tells what Pantheism is and what it isn't, offers a history and gives basic practices. Fantastic Tag JonesThis book is surely one of the most extraordinary books written in recent years about the subject of religion. Dr Bill BruehlHighly impressed with this book and author. He carefully explained the beliefs of Pantheists without being condescending or judgmental toward other belief systems. This is a book I will keep to refer back to in future. Dragon LadyKindle edition is also available on Amazon, viewable also by iPads etc.

Judd Crank and his friend Zak are two ordinary boys, in an ordinary town, with some very ordinary goldfish. Who would have thought that these little goldfish would become great monsters and step right out of their tank and into town - looking for trouble?

This book encapsulates the 120-year history of Ebbsfleet United in a series of team photographs, action shots, player portraits, old programmes, statistical information and other fascinating ephemera. It explores the stories of Gravesend United, Northfleet United, the combined club (Gravesend & Northfleet FC) and its modern-day counterpart Ebbsfleet United – the first club to be owned by the people. All the great days of the club’s history are recounted, from strong links to Tottenham Hotspur right through to Ebbsfleet’s memorable FA Trophy success at Wembley, along with the many ups and downs in between. This is a must-have for all fans of the club.

The definitive and explosive account of a harrowing murder case that has shocked BritainPeter Tobin was already serving a life sentence for murder when he was charged with the murder of two young women - Vicky Hamilton and Dina McNichol, in November 2007. Both girls went missing in 1991. Their bodies were discovered by police in 50 Irvine Drive, Margate - where Tobin once lived. In their new true crime investigation, Paul Harrison and Professor David Wilson examine this shocking case, including full details of Tobin's trial. But perhaps even more importantly, they look into other similar cases around the country. With developments in DNA testing, the police are coming closer and closer to solving a range of terrible and high profile murders. There have been at least five major arrests in recent months, with further arrests sure to follow. Harrison and Wilson investigate these cases, and ask how new DNA tests will change police investigations. But they also ask whether this will be enough to stop murderers in the future, and whether there are larger forces at work in society that need to be addressed before we can stop people from killing again and again.

Status within Ancient Rome was marked and differentiated in many ways, including modes of dress. This book undresses the study of fashion in Ancient Rome through carefully chosen images from many different primary sources. Young fashion forward historians will be fascinated to learn how the varied tunics of ancient Rome have impacted clothing and social structure up through present day.

Samuel Pepys is famous for the diary he wrote 400 years ago. The diary tells us about lots of important events such as the Great Fire of London and the Great Plague. Find out why people thought his diary was written in code, why Pepys was known as the 'father of the modern navy' and why he was arrested and sent to the Tower of London. Part of a series of books for 9-11-year-olds. Other titles in the series include: Florence Nightingale, Guy Fawkes, Isambard Kingdom Brunel, Henry VIII, Mary Seacole and Queen Victoria.

The sweet, gooey world of deserts and candy is explored through the eyes of a ravenous fly.