The story of Robin Hood is very famous. Robin Hood robbed rich people and gave the money to poor people. He loved adventure, and he was the best fighter in England. The greedy Sheriff of Nottingham hated Robin, and the beautiful Lady Marian loved him. His most famous adventures are in this book.
One hot summer day, Alice sees a white rabbit and runs after it. She follows it down a rabbit-hole - and arrives in 'Wonderland'. Here, caterpillars can talk, rabbits have watches and the Queen wants to cut off everybody's head!
One day Joanna and Paul find an enchanted cottage in the woods belonging to the pixie Mother Mickle-Muckle. Once inside, the children are delighted to discover that the cottage can fly using its large feathery wings and so begins their adventure across magical lands.
Sheherezade is beautiful and clever. She also knows many wonderful stories - a thousand and one! Some of them are in this book. We meet many different people in these stories - a clever servant girl, a boy judge, a stupid barber and forty bad thieves.
In these thrilling adventures the famous five must uncover the secrets of a strange house, expose the sinister plans of two fellow campers and discover why a mysterious trunk has been smuggled on to Kirrin Island.
Join Larry, Pip, Bets, Daisy and Fatty as they get to the bottom of every puzzle that comes their way. In this third volume, the find-outers lift the curtain on a robbery at a theatre, try to catch an invisible thief and solve the mystery if the vanished prince.
Join Larry, Pip, Bets, Daisy and Fatty as they get to the bottom of every puzzle that comes their way. In this fifth volume, the find-outhers search for a missing man, investigate some strange messages and solve the mystery of Banshee Towers.
Benjy, Penny, Rory and Sheila are staying at their aunt and uncle's farm. They feed the animals, explore the countryside and hunt for the mysterious Tammylan, who lives in the woods - and you can be sure that they get into mischief along the way!
Uncas is the last of the Mohican Indians. He is with his father and Hawkeye when they meet Heyward. Heyward is taking the two young daughters of a British colonel to their father. But a Huron Indian who hates the British is near. Will the girls see their father again?
Scrooge is a cold, hard man. He loves money, and he doesn't like people. He really doesn't like Christmas. But then some ghosts visit him. They show him his past life, now, and possible future. Will Scrooge learn from the ghosts? Can he change?