Jean Ure Libros

Who's for the zoo? asks teacher, everyone of course except Catherine Onslow. No one understands why until they play the zoo game.

Eleven-year-old best friends, Hannah and Katy LOVE animals. Every weekend, they learn to ride at Mrs Foster’s Riding School, where they meet a loveable horse named Rosie. Rosie isn’t able to ride like the other horses, and when Mrs Foster cannot afford to keep her, she is sent to another Riding School. But Farley Downs is no ordinary Riding School, and the owner mistreats Rosie, forcing her to gallop when she isn’t able. Hannah and Katy want desperately to save the horse, but to do that, they will need to raise more money than either of them have ever had. Follow the girls on their journey as they rescue their four-legged friend, Rosie.

Lucy has lived her entire life in her sister's shadow - Lola is always the centre of attention and constantly in need of new clothes for a party or kit for her dancing, meaning Lucy often goes without. But when a talent show comes to town, an unlikely ally helps Lucy step into the spotlight for once. Will Lucy discover her own star quality?

Apichatpong Weerasethakul and the turn to sleep -- Sleep must be protected -- Into the dark -- Exiting and entering early cinema -- Somnolent journeys -- Insentient intimacies -- The regressive thesis -- Narcotic reception -- A little history of sleeping at the movies -- Zoning out -- Circadian cinemas.

The second fantastic book about ten-year-old FRANKIE FOSTER - the girl who wants to help, but ends up causing chaos!

The third hilarious book about ten-year-old FRANKIE FOSTER - the girl who wants to help, but ends up causing chaos! From the best-loved and original Queen of Tween, whose books are described by Jacqueline Wilson as, funny, funky, feisty - and fantastic reads!

The beautifully repackaged eighth title in Jean Ure's acclaimed series of humorous and poignant stories, about making wishes come true.

A quirky, warm and exciting story about family, friendship and time-travel - from legendary author Jean Ure.

A sad, funny tale of innocents abroad in a modern world. Richard is a shy history undergraduate from a wealthy home; Bonny, a perky fantasist or inveterate liar, streetwise survivor of a dozen homes. With their normal props kicked from under them, an unexpected friendship develops.

The narrative delves into the themes of dancing, friendship, and the pursuit of dreams, continuing the engaging journey introduced in the first story of the series. With a vibrant and relatable style, the author, Jean Ure, captures the essence of youthful aspirations and the bonds that form through shared passions. Jacqueline Wilson praises Ure's work for its humor and lively spirit, making this installment a delightful read for fans of heartwarming stories.