This installment of the Young David series continues to explore the early life of King David, tailored for children aged 3-7. Through engaging narratives and relatable themes, young readers are introduced to David's adventures and character development, fostering an understanding of bravery, faith, and leadership. The book combines storytelling with valuable lessons, making it an enjoyable and educational read for young audiences.
In the concluding installment of the Young David series, young readers aged 3-7 are taken on a journey through the childhood adventures of King David. This book wraps up the charming tales that highlight David's bravery, faith, and growth, showcasing key moments that shaped him into a legendary figure. Engaging illustrations and relatable themes make it a delightful read for children, encouraging them to learn about courage and leadership through the lens of David's early life.
In the first book of the Young Joseph series, we find Joseph living in Canaan with his dad, stepmothers, eleven brothers - and lots of scene-stealing cows!
In the second book in the Young Joseph series, Joseph's brothers grow more and more jealous of their favoured brother.
A delightful re-telling of the Biblical story of Joseph. Covers issues of concern to contemporary children, such as sibling rivalry, bullying and feeling alone.
"Reporter sleuth Poppy Denby is asked to investigate the mysterious death of an up-and-coming female scientist in an Oxford laboratory known as the Crystal Crypt. The official verdict is that Dr June Leighton died in a tragic accident, but Dr Leighton's lab assistant believes it was murder. However, when Poppy discovers that the colleague has spent time in a mental institution and has an unresolved murder in her own past, Poppy wonders if she is being misled. But then, another female academic is attacked, and Poppy herself becomes a target."-- Page 4 of cover
In Egypt a tomb is opened. In London a curse is unleashed. Poppy Denby Investigates.
It’s 1924 and Poppy Denby is heading up to Northumberland to celebrate her father’s sixtieth birthday. She stops off in Newcastle en route to visit her Aunt Dot, who has temporarily relocated from London to renovate a house she’s inherited. One of Aunt Dot’s guests is the world renowned artist, Agnes Robson, who is staging an exhibition at the Laing Art Gallery. Reluctantly, Poppy is roped in to help when the artist’s press liaison man falls ill. She soon discovers that the local press have dug up some dirt on Agnes relating to the tragic death of a young art teacher in Ashington Colliery, twenty-seven years earlier. As she tries to suppress the story, Poppy begins to suspect that the teacher might have been murdered and that the killer may still be on the loose…
Introducing Poppy Denby, a young journalist in London during the Roaring Twenties, investigating crime in the highest social circles.
A stolen Faberge Egg leaves a trail of death. Can Poppy unravel the egg's secrets?