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What about the Girls? is the third book in Set B of Samʼs Football Stories. There are two sets, each containing six books.

Sam overhears something really odd. The girls want to play football This is worrying. "Girls and football? Itʼs about as natural as me eating salad " is Dannyʼs comment. Sam is very surprised to see some of the girls at the away match, in all that rain too.

How will the boys react to the girlsʼ wish to play football?

Nowhere to Train is the fifth book in Set B of Samʼs Football Stories. There are two sets, each containing six books.

There is bad news for Eddie, Sam and all the others: the Scoutsʼ field had been sold. From next month, they will have nowhere to train The Newton Devils have already won two matches and drawn two in the league. They still have more to play.

What are they going to do?

Who will help?

The nature of sweating and the origins of low pay legislation are of fundamental social, economic and moral importance. Although difficult to define, sweating, according to a select committee established to investigate the issue, was characterised by long hours, poor working conditions and above all by low pay. By the beginning of the twentieth century the government estimated that up to a third of the British workforce could be classed as sweated labour, and for the first time in a century began to think about introducing legislation to address the problem. Whilst historians have written...

Stewie doesn't do sport. He hasn't got any time for sums or things like that, but he does like designing and making things. Come and join Stewie Scraps and his pet rat Bugzy in their extraordinary adventures as Stewie cleverly uses and adapts bit and pieces found in his dad's junk shop to make the ... Star Rocket. On Friday 5th November, Grandpa's local pub is holding a fireworks party for charity. "You could come with me." Grandpa suggests. Stewie thinks about it. In Art and Craft, Stewie has to think up his own firework and produces his Star Rocket design. Back at home it takes a couple of...

Trouble for Foz is the second book in Set B of Samʼs Football Stories. There are two sets, each containing six books.

It was a good result. The first match ended in a 1-1 draw and everyone was pleased. Eddie has even more good news - he has managed to get the Newton Devils into a league. The new team for the first leg has been picked but some boys are unhappy. David and Foz argue and there is a scuffle.

What has happened to Fozʼs arm?

How long before he can play again?

Will he make the next match?

Whatʼs Worrying Eddie? is the fourth book in Set B of Samʼs Football Stories. There are two sets, each containing six books.

When Sam and Danny arrive at school on Monday, Liza, Janey and Fran are already there playing football with the other boys. The boys are surprised at how well the girls play.

Then at the Devilsʼ first home game in the league, who is Eddie talking to?

What has happened?

Are We the Champions? is the sixth book in Set B of Samʼs Football Stories. There are two sets, each containing six books. With nowhere to train but having come second in the league, Eddie has entered the Devilʼs in a tournament. When a new training ground is found, everybody pitches in and helps give the hut a facelift. It is good news: everybody is happy. Whoʼs in the team for the tournament? What happens in the matches? Who ARE the champions?

The First Match is the first book in Set B of Samʼs Football Stories. There are two sets, each containing six books.

Sam is football crazy. Everybody says so. Now that Eddie Ford has agreed to help Sam and his friends, they have arranged a friendly match against Parton Rovers. Sam and Danny have made the team and can hardly wait, but Sam has practised so much that he canʼt play well anymore.

What is he going to do?

Join in the fun with Sam, his friends and Eddie in their bid to overcome the problems that come...

The nature of sweating and the origins of low pay legislation are of fundamental social, economic and moral importance. Although difficult to define, sweating, according to a select committee established to investigate the issue, was characterised by long hours, poor working conditions and above all by low pay. By the beginning of the twentieth century the government estimated that up to a third of the British workforce could be classed as sweated labour, and for the first time in a century began to think about introducing legislation to address the problem. Whilst historians have written...

Sam and his football-crazy friends have just been to their first football training session with Eddie Ford. Sam is sad because Dad cant be there to watch him play. Danny is sad because his grandad is ill. Together the two boys have to prove to Eddie that they are good enough for the team! If Only Dad Could See Us! is the fifth book in Set A of Sams Football Stories. There are two sets, A and B, each containing six books.

Top Secret is a teacher's resource designed to accompany the Stewie Scraps series of reading books. It consists of six sets of photocopiable worksheets exploring the children's understanding of each book in turn. There are teacher's notes that explain the tasks and give suggestions about use to help develop reading, writing and comprehension skills. The beginning of each section gives a brief synopsis about the book before going on to the tasks involved. Ending each section is a set of comprehension questions that allows you to determine whether the children have fully understood the books....

Stewie Scraps and the Easy Rider is one in a set of 6 stories for reluctant readers. The gripping, stand-alone storylines woven around the likeable, engaging main character, Stewie Scraps, appeal especially to boys. Stewie doesn't do sport. He hasn't got any time for sums or things like that. The only school subject he likes is Design and Technology. When Clint, Stewie's big brother, spots a beautiful, glistening, red and chrome motorbike with long steering rods and long cow-horn handlebars, even Stewie is impressed. Later that night, Stewie secretly flicks through Clint's bike magazines...

Join Sam, a young lad mad about football. With the help of the local shopkeepers son, Eddie Ford, Sam and his football-mad friends now have someone to coach them. Team Talk is the second book in Set A of Sams Football Stories. There are two sets, A and B, each containing six books.

At last it was Monday, Sams first training session. He is so excited he can hardly tie his laces. Sam and Danny get into a group with Rob and Foz and do some passing. After their warm-up Eddie puts them into teams to do some more practising before a quick game. Training Night is the fourth book in Set A of Sams Football Stories. There are two sets, A and B, each containing six books.

Stewie Scraps and the Super Sleigh is one in a set of 6 stories for reluctant readers. The gripping, stand-alone storylines woven around the likeable, engaging main character, Stewie Scraps, appeal especially to boys. Stewie doesn't do sport. He hasn't got any time for sums or things like that, but he loves to design things. Stewie loves his dad's junk shop. But Miles Kingston-Brown, his new friend from school, is less than impressed. The only thing he doesn't turn his nose up at is an old pair of wooden skis. Then Stewie realizes that since Miles came along he hasn't come up with any new...

Stewie Scraps and the Space Racer is one in a set of 6 stories for reluctant readers. The gripping, stand-alone storylines woven around the likeable, engaging main character, Stewie Scraps, appeal especially to boys. Stewie doesn't do sport. He hasn't got any time for sums or things like that, but he loves designing and making things. Stewie wonders what will happen when the Earth is overrun by mutants. "We must find new planets, Sir," he explains to Mr Melling, his teacher. After school, Stewie rushes home with his prototype. "We just need a few extra bits on the landing gear ... and then...

It is the moment Sam and his friends have been waiting for. Everyone is in the big room, eagerly awaiting the news from Eddie about who is on the team for the first match. Mr Bond has agreed that they can borrow the schools shirts and bibs, but who will be on the team? A Place on the Team is the sixth book in Set A of Sams Football Stories. There are two sets, A and B, each containing six books.

Sam is totally crazy about football. He is desperate to belong to a proper football team. He asks everyone he meets if they can help - all the teachers at his school, the headteacher, even Mrs Ford who runs the corner shop ... Will Sams dream come true? Will one of the people he asks be able to help? Football Crazy is the first book in Set A of Sams Football Stories. There are two sets, A and B, each containing six books.

Stewie Scraps and the Giant Joggers is one in a set of 6 stories for reluctant readers. The gripping, stand-alone storylines woven around the likeable, engaging main character, Stewie Scraps, appeal especially to boys. Stewie doesn't do sport. He hasn't got any time for sums or things like that, but he's the best designer in Mr Melling's class. Stewie's first overnight school trip to the countryside gives him tons of idea for making this and that. Back at home, there's a surprise birthday party for Grandpa and a welcome home for Stewie. Grandpa's present is a new pair of slippers. "Could you...