Ages 9-12 years "Imagine it Jim - champions of the world. That'd be alright wouldn't it" Growing up in the North of England in the 1930's, Jimmy Evans and his best friend Stan share a burning ambition to play for England in the World Cup. After years of hard work, and against the odds, it seems like their dream may even come true as they are tipped for a call up to the national team. However, a terrible new war is brewing. When Jimmy and Stan are finally asked to represent their country, it will be in the skies of Europe and not on the football pitch.

When Billionaire William Mercer hire a team, to work on a special project with the help of his Executive Foreman, the team discover that this isn't no ordinary work task. It becomes a game of cat and mouse, everything becomes more than meets the eye. Now it's up to the team to find not only a missing Mr. Mercer, but what's so important in the tunnel. It's going to take a lot of wit and skill to survive the tunnel. Team leader Jax calls on the help from not only the National guard but his long time best friend Reese, who both served in the United States Military. Can Jax and his team do what it take's to survive this mysterious tunnel? "Stay Away From The Tunnel"

Age range 9 to 14 Growing up in East Germany in the 1960's, football mad Karl wants nothing more than to play for his hometown club. However, when this dream finally comes true, he soon finds out that playing for the mighty Dynamo Berlin comes at a cost. Karl realises that the team are run by the dreaded Stasi Police and he's required to be more than just a football player. When he refuses to become an informant, he finds himself falling foul of powerful men who always get what they want. Of course, as he falls out of love with football, he could always simply up and leave. Couldn't he? It's not to be - players don't leave Dynamo Berlin until the Stasi decide.

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