You see trees every day but how can you remember their names? Make friends with Tree Fellas. Have you ever wondered what trees do when you are not watching, climbing or hiding underneath them? How do trees feel? What do they enjoy? What are their dreams? Where do they go? Once you stop looking at them and your back is turned, Tree Fellas have fun and the adventures begin. When you look back, trees stand straight up in the same place as if they never moved. Next time you go out for a walk, try to find an English Oak Tree and say, "Hello" to Olly Oak. Tree Fellas are unique, memorable characters consisting of trees, leaves, bark, flowers, fruit and nuts to help 4-8 year-old children recognise different trees when they go for a walk, ride their bike or look out of the window from a car or train. Each book in the series introduces a separate species, including hand-drawn illustrations of their adventures. An activity section offers photos, a 'Log Book', interesting facts, a quiz and drawing to encourage environmental awareness amongst children aged 4-8. Republished for 2022, The Queen's Platinum Jubilee, Olly Oak urges children to plant trees to fight climate change and global warming to support The Queen's Green Canopy (QGC). Teachers may incorporate them into classroom learning, while parents will enjoy reading them to younger children. Take the books with you on walks, field trips and holidays for children to identify Tree Fellas and record their findings. Let's meet Olly Oak from an English Oak Tree.

After graduating from University, Billy and Marshy have no responsibilities and no jobs. They're off to wreak havoc abroad. They have three months to get from Miami to Los Angeles, any way they can, hitting as many bars as they can find along the way. But while they're just looking for a good time, partying their way across America in a storm of booze & drugs, the familiar faces that are starting to follow them suggest something more sinister is going on. Suddenly, LA and their flight home seem a long way away. Luck's Tether is a story of perception and perspective, where nothing is as it seems.