The Faerysouls are going to a party, invited there by the beautiful Princess Gorgonzella, or so they think. But deep in the heart of Ringfinger Forest, in the Kingdom of the Three Forests, lies a crooked house, where the Witch of the East has hatched a terrible surprise for them. Along the way, you will meet the witch's friends, the forest goblins Grizzenbeard and Scyrne, the slobbering Grymdelhack Troll, the Ogres of the Wastelands, Sea Hags, Red Wolves, and Black Crows from the dark and mysterious Mountains of the Moon. Can the faeries survive and escape the forest? Audio book read by Siobhan Redmond ('Holby City' and 'Eastenders'), and Jimmy Chisholm ('Braveheart' and 'Mrs Brown').

Leaving his home in Crooked Spyre, Mordekai Hagg takes a secret pathway through Hackenbarke Forest, seeking an underground cavern and a fortune in Goblins gold. On his journey, an elf called Dandelion, a grumpy dwarf named Grumblethump, and Slobberchops, a fierce forest troll, try to stop him, yet Mordekai will not turn back. Will Mordekai find what he seeks, and if he does, will he be happy that he did?

Leaving his home in Crooked Spyre, Mordekai Hagg takes a secret pathway through Hackenbarke Forest, seeking an underground cavern and a fortune in Goblins gold. On his journey, an elf called Dandelion, a grumpy dwarf named Grumblethump, and Slobberchops, a fierce forest troll, try to stop him, yet Mordekai will not turn back. Will Mordekai find what he seeks, and if he does, will he be happy that he did?

The Faerysouls are going to a party, invited there by the beautiful Princess Gorgonzella, or so they think. But deep in the heart of Ringfinger Forest, in the Kingdom of the Three Forests, lies a crooked house, where the Witch of the East has hatched a terrible surprise for them. Along the way, you will meet the witch's friends, the forest goblins Grizzenbeard and Scyrne, the slobbering Grymdelhack Troll, the Ogres of the Wastelands, Sea Hags, Red Wolves, and Black Crows from the dark and mysterious Mountains of the Moon. Can the faeries survive and escape the forest? Audio book read by Siobhan Redmond ('Holby City' and 'Eastenders'), and Jimmy Chisholm ('Braveheart' and 'Mrs Brown').

A novel based on a true tale of heroism and invention in the tunnels beneath Lake Erie in 1916   This original graphic novel imagines the lives of blue-collar workers involved in the real-life Lake Erie tunnel disaster of 1916 in Cleveland. Author Scott MacGregor and illustrator Gary Dumm tell the intersecting stories of a brilliant African American inventor, Ben Beltran (based on the real-life Garrett Morgan, Sr.), desperate immigrants tunneling beneath Lake Erie, and corrupt overseers who risk countless lives for profit. As historical fiction, Fire on the Water sheds light not only on one of America’s earliest man-made ecological disasters but also on racism and the economic disparity between classes in the Midwest at the turn of the century.

Every New Year's Eve, strange screechy music wafts down from the mountains of Glencoe. But who is playing it, and why? After delivering some porridge to his Granny, Curious McAye, an overly curious boy, decides to go and find out. At the end of a silvery pathway, high in Glencoe's mountains, he finds the oddest array of characters having a New Year Ball. Curious dances out onto the heath to join the party. But when the midnight bells toll, and Auld Lang Syne is sung, will Curious find his way back home?