When Cora, Elle and Bram realise their brother has been taken, they set out on a quest to rescue him.

But when an emergency arises and Deryn is left alone to keep watch over the lighthouse, she finds herself in a terrible situation when the lamp runs out of oil during a wild storm. Character-wise there are majestic wolves and an engaging hero in Ysolda, who grows in confidence throughout her journey. Now it looks like her father has died too, and silver eyed men are stalking her in league with the Madame Verdigris the housekeeper, who has stepped in as her guardian.Most children don't tend to view their grandparents as heroic figures, but Christopher is about to find out something very interesting about his extremely private grandfather. For in finding the key, Acton has become the Chosen One and must steal the Glimmerglass Crown, for the cruel Fairy Queen. Pathetic Fallacy is a form of personification where human emotions or characteristics are given to objects, nature or weather to mirror the mood of the story. The award-winning author of Cogheart has a new story filled with early airplanes, brave aviators, and one big dragon! Emily Lonsdale, age 10 - 'Though I found the plot a little slow, I would recommend it if you were looking for something different.

Lucky is on the run and joins up with a group of aliens - refugees from the ongoing war between aliens and humans - who agree to help Lucky find his father. Peter lives in North London with his partner, a fox who visits their garden, and a clutter of house spiders. Let your muscles go limp, breathe until you feel your soul pouring out of you, and then shut your eyes. For there are chilling goings-on in their hotel… A strange boy held captive, haunted by an undersea mystery; and a revengeful villain with a treacherous plan.

Cogheart by Peter Bunzl is a fantastic tale of murder, mayhem and mystery set against the backdrop of a reimagined, Victorian London. I have now updated the resource; you should be able to download the full planning again from your account. As a child he found inspiration visiting TV and film sets, where his mum worked as a costume designer. The Branford Boase Award Judges' Comments - ‘what he does with the ideas is really good and the world-building is excellent’; ‘children reading this will feel inspired’; ‘imaginative and fun, would make a great film’. He always wanted to tell stories, and as a child found inspiration visiting film and TV sets where his mum worked as a costume designer.