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Flour Babies (New Longman Literature)
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Unexpectedly, Simon Martin's class is given the task of looking after pretend babies make out of sacks of flour. After his initial lack of enthusiasm Simon begins to learn more ... |
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Heat and Dust (New Longman Literature)
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Two English women go out to India. One is Olivia in the 1920s. The other is her step-granddaughter who retraces Olivia's steps, trying to unravel the mysteries of her ... |
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Holly Starcross (New Longman Literature)
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When Holly was six, her mother ran away with another man and took Holly with her. Eight years later, Holly has a new family, but she feels very alone. That is until a stranger ... |
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Hoot (New Longman Literature)
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Roy's parents move around a lot so he's used to the new-kid routine. But his new home in Florida is the worst yet. Bullied at school and feeling out of place, life is not ... |
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I'm the King of the Castle (New Longman Literature)
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This tragic tale of two isolated children explores the nature of cruelty and the power of evil. |
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Jane Eyre (New Longman Literature)
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Orphaned and penniless, Jane Eyre arrives as governess at the home of the brooding Mr Rochester. Before long he has captured her heart. But what terrible secret lurks in the ... |
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Journey to the River Sea (New Longman Literature)
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Maia no longer needs to stay at school in the holidays. In fact she no longer needs to go to school in London at all. Her only living relatives have been tracked down to the ... |
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Kite (New Longman Literature)
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Daily brutality is a way of life for Taylor Mase who lives on a country estate with his father, Tom, the gamekeeper. Reg Harris, the land owner, requires Tom to kill animals of ... |
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Lies of Silence (New Longman Literature)
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Michael Dillon faces an agonising dilemma. Whatever he decides, someone will pay the price. The question is; whose life does the value the most? |
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Love That Dog (New Longman Literature)
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Jack doesn't write poems - 'Can't do it. Brain's empty.' But Miss Strechberry persuades him to write one, then another and another. And soon Jack comes to understand poetry, to ... |
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