When Chris sees an ornamental glass angel smash at his feet he doesn't think anything of it. But when a trip to the moors with his girlfriend brings strange events, he begins to think it may have been a bad omen. Then, out of the blue a stranger warns him to beware.

When his boss is mysteriously hurt, young gamekeeper Neil is left to look after the woods and pheasants on his own. There have been rumours of a panther on the loose, and now Neil notices some odd scratch marks on the trees. Is this message a warning? And will Neil take heed before it's too late?

Using an innovative approach that students find both accessible and exciting, this text lays out the foundations of quantum mechanics through the physics of intrinsic spin. This edition has been revised throughout to include more worked examples and end-of-chapter problems, further enabling students to gain a complete mastery of the subject.

Code-loving Max is unexpectedly recruited to spy on his friend's uncle, a suspected terrorist. But nothing is quite as it seems in this new world of espionage, double-crosses, kidnaps and car chases - and in the end, it may be Max's skill with word puzzles that saves the day. A thrilling, non-stop adventure packed with puzzles for the reader to solve.

A living dinosaur is said to lurk in the vast jungle swamp, but when a TV crew try to film this beast it vanishes without a trace. It's up to the army's top jungle explorer and his ten year old son, Greg, to find them. What will Greg do when he meets the biggest terror of the swamp face to face? Terror of the Swamp is part of the Toxic series, published by Ransom Publishing, a specialist publisher for reluctant and struggling readers. The Toxic books offer exciting, shorter stories (just 48pp each) for readers who may find longer books too daunting, but who still want fast-paced, adventure...

Meet Pam and Sam and their dog Mog. Pam and Sam is a very low level phonics reading book, covering the first letters and sounds that children learn in school. Beautifully illustrated throughout, this fiction story features a fully decodable text.

Miss Asan had a magic bicycle that could fly. She used it to do good. But when Miss Asan decided to sell the bicycle, Mrs Brown bought it. She wasn't interested in doing good - only in flying on the bicycle. But Mrs Brown couldn't leave it alone.

We're off to Dragon Mountain to feed the dragon. This reading book for developing readers is carefully levelled at Gold Book Band for guided reading. Illustrated throughout, it is suitable for ages 7-8. It features a longer, more demanding text with extended vocabulary and sentence structures.

Winter has come to the forest, but the forest animals live in fear of the hungry snow-wolf. The snowy owl has a solution, but will the other animals help?

Hari presses on into the hostile mountains in the hope of finding the bandits hideout and rescuing Maya. Soon he faces the first danger as night descends and the wolves howl in the moonlight, with tigers and snow leopards somewhere beyond...