The pillows in the house are very friendly and help each other all the time. Today they are going to make some new friends who will show them how to make sure they wash properly and clean up after themselves.

So you think all vampires are the same, they suck blood, make familiars and keep out of the sun?Well you're wrong...The passion for family is what makes life worth living even for vampires and when that's endangered then beware.As Sheri fights for the twin sister that was taken from her, against the family she never knew she had; her vampire self is in the hands of a man who was turned and then cured, a man who took her breath away then turned his back on her.Ye...

Sesi was only fourteen when her brother had an accident on his motorbike. He'd been left to die where he fell; in a ditch at the bottom of a very steep bank.Although she didn't know much about men or murder for that matter, she still managed to make a name for herself as a serial killer.She killed them with good reason or so she thought, but now she had to pay the price for her actions.

When Grace gets attacked by her uncle she seeks help from her friends. No one likes her uncle Lennie, so will she be the one that gets to him first or will someone else do it for her.

The house has a new puppy and the pillows look after him. They have adventures in the garden, digging up worms and playing football together.

The pillows have been learning to spell and ask some of the upstairs cushions to come and help them learn some more words. It's a long way up the stairs but if they work together as a team they should be able to do it.

A futuristic story about a loss of a family member due to an unauthorized power outage follows the life of protagonist Claire as she shuttles home to the half-underwater Venice, the ancient city enchanting at Christmastime amidst the fluttering of snow over houses, bridges and the relentless gentle waves. Flashing memories of childhood laced with messages sent to Archive Adjustment supervision, "Grief time requested," explores the intertwining of advanced techno-bureaucracies and family li...

With razor-sharp acuity and snappy language, Dayboil centres on a community in crisis––a kitchen-table comedy that quickly takes a dark turn.Four middle-aged women meet at Kathy’s house in rural Newfoundland for their weekly cup of tea and gossip when tragic news disrupts their usual banter: Kathy’s husband has killed himself. Abruptly, the threads that hold their comfortable community life together begin to snap, and they find themselves exposed by the un...

I walked your grey, stone floors from nave to Poet’s Corner,Careful to sidestep graves of poets long revered.I felt a deep whispering in my heart; I shivered in my warmth,Was that Tennyson I heard softly calling?Early winter sunlight streamed through the Rose Window, gentlyDust particles fell like teardrops in muted rainbow hues…From an early age Sharon King-Jeffers has read and been inspired by all forms of poetry. Now she once again provides a g...

***THE MIRAMICHI READER'SVERY BEST BOOK AWARDS, POETRY: LONGLIST***Illuminating, poised, and wholly original, the poems of Sharon King-Campbell’s This Is How It Is range across the planet from New Zealand to Thailand to Newfoundland, gathering along the way voices both historical and mythological in a compelling display of dramatic empathy and poetic imagination. Subverting history and fable while always returning to vividly depicted images of our...

A stunning book shimmering with shiny silver foil throughout, from the astonishingly talented Sharon King-Chai, illustrator of Animalphabet written by Julia Donaldson.WINNER of the CILIP Kate Greenaway Shadowers' Choice Award 2021.Starbird is a magical story about love, freedom, and the wisdom of children.Starbird's songs weave the richest dreams and delight all who hear him, but when the Moon King traps him in a cage as gi...

In this collection of 15 stories you'll meet Charlotte whose fear of cats may have precipitated the tragic events which occur after she meets The Old Woman's Cat. Tracy wakes up one morning to find she has lost not only the last 11 years of her life but her Identity as well. When Penny inherits her grandparents old farm, she discovers the Skeleton Key that unlocks a long-buried secret. The little dog Danny has is imaginary...or is it? Michael delivers groceries to That Chastain Place for y...