Sally is excited about moving house but Andrew is not, especially when his cat Millie disappears. But in their new village the children soon make new found friends, including a ghost cat who helps them defeat a bully and save an old lady's life. If you like a spooky tale with some exciting events, this is the book for you. An easy read for young people with beautiful illustrations by Diana Cranfield. Shirley Armitage has written more than ten books, this is the first publication with more to be released soon.

Brian Wood, a now retired Police Sergeant from the Thames Valley Police, recaps some of his humorous and occasionally serious encounters during his 30 years 'in the force'. Finally, the second book, sorry it's taken so long to publish, I hope you will enjoy this one as much as the first. It is a pleasure to retell these tales, and many have bought back fond memories of friends and colleagues and a few rogues that I have met along the way. Comments on previous book: - Outstanding insight into community policing. - This was what good coppers did. - Interesting read. For the first book, please...

George lives in an ordinary house with his mother, father, younger sister AND AN UNEMPLOYED GHOST The Ghost has been banned from the nearby stately home, Neverhedge Hall, after playing mischievous tricks on visitors. So, when George visits the Hall, the Ghost befriends him, and looking for somewhere new to live, returns home with George to the unsuspecting family. Every day events become much more fun with the Ghost involved .....