Editorial: Publishdrive
The book, Science Fiction Wall is my story in outer fiction space and the turmoil beneath the planet MarsI raise the question to what and where in science fiction letters andthoughts that all and none have the answers to but try to capture itIn my writing of science fiction and poetic love stories and beliefsnear to God.
Twelve short stories about eight year old Imogen and her best friend, Roari, a four metre tall dragon. Wonderfully narrated with voices for every character, in each story they meet a new friend, from Bluey the Penguin to Mr Kiwi. Each enchanting story is a combination of a fun tale with interesting facts for the children. Two of the stories include helping Father Christmas in different ways. For 3+ years of age. Originally broadcast on ‘Suzy and Friends with Suzy Cato’, the award winner, for best children’s radio programme 2023 radio. Author, narrator and recording studio, Simon Taylor. Copyright 2023 Simon Taylor. Editor Eileen Clews. Produced by Phil Yule - Voice Box. Sound effects from ‘FreeSound' - details of individual sound effects and license holders available on application. For further details about Simon Taylor, his audiobooks, books, broadcasts and storytelling at primary schools, see www.simontaylorstoryteller.comVer libro
It’s festival day, and the British-Filipino twins, Sam and Sophie, can hardly contain their excitement to explore the rich traditional tastes and vibrant cultural celebrations from around the world! Embark on a scrumptious journey with them as they discover and indulge in cultural foods and treats from around the globe. Through shared stories over delicious meals with friends and family, Sophie and Sam learn that while everyone is unique, we all have something in common! Together with Sam and Sophie, encourage children to embrace new cultures and rich heritages, celebrating the joy of sharing experiences and the universal love of food. Perfect for your little one’s bedtime stories or when travelling, something familiar and easy-to-listen narratives for all ages, join Sophie and Sam in our debut audiobook and discover their culture one tale at a time.Ver libro
What if your imaginary friend was real, and they've been waiting for you to remember them? When twelve-year-old Lucy Washington escapes her orphanage to find Washington Manor, she discovers she's not just an orphan, she's the last heir to Fantoria, a hidden world where imaginary friends are very real and waiting to be remembered. But Fantoria is dying. The connection between worlds has been severed by Heartless, a guardian who chose logic over love after being betrayed by the children he swore to protect. Now Lucy must find Vladimir, a lost prince split between worlds, and convince him to help heal the wound that's killing both Fantoria and Earth. Armed with nothing but a golden key, a head full of stories, and the stubborn belief that broken things can still be beautiful, Lucy crosses into a world where imagination is real and love is the most dangerous magic of all. Written by JQ Sirls, this middle-grade fantasy brings the magic of childhood imagination to life in a story about choosing connection over fear, and believing that broken things can still be beautiful.Ver libro
The poignant and powerful young readers' book asks: How can one young boy survive World War I and find his brother with only a dog to help?With his older brother gone to fight in the Great War, and his father prone to sudden rages, fourteen-year-old Stanley devotes himself to taking care of the family's greyhound and puppies. Until the morning Stanley wakes to find the puppies gone.Determined to find his brother, Stanley runs away to join an increasingly desperate army. Assigned to the experimental War Dog School, Stanley is given a problematic Great Dane named Bones to train. Against all odds, the pair excels, and Stanley is sent to France.But in Soldier Dog by Sam Angus, the war in France is larger and more brutal than Stanley ever imagined.“An outstanding book, reminiscent of Michael Morpurgo's War Horse.” ―School Library Journal (starred review)Ver libro
CAW! CAW! CAW! The crow’s common call is heard throughout cities and forests. The birds’ black feathers shine in the sun. This title welcomes beginning readers to learn about the lives of crows. Simple text and beautiful photos fill the pages, while features introduce related birds, crow foods, and more!Ver libro
Meet Henry the Hippo, a young hippo living in Africa, and discover his fascinating world in this fun and educational children’s audiobook in rhyme! Follow Henry as he shares the story of his underwater birth, his protective Momma, and his playful adventures in the wild. Along the way, listeners will learn amazing hippo facts—from their powerful contests and unique sweat to their surprising camouflage skills and incredible underwater vision. This engaging rhyming story is perfect for curious young listeners eager to explore the wonders of the animal kingdom. Through fun and informative poetry, children will learn how hippos sleep in water, munch on grass, and hold their breath for several minutes! They'll also discover why it’s important to respect and care for wild animals like Henry. Both entertaining and educational, this audiobook introduces children to animal behavior, environmental awareness, and the beauty of nature—through the voice of a friendly hippo guide. Ideal for ages 4–8, Henry the Hippo is a joyful listening experience for kids who love animals, adventures, and learning through stories!Ver libro
