The Full Flight series of reading books are for children and young adults aged 8 to 14 and over who are struggling to read. Each book has been carefully written for those with a reading age of approximately 7 to 8, but are packed full of adventure and brilliant illustrations to really grab the reader interest.Cara, Jodie and Jamie-Lee have somehow found themselves in the middle of a fairground. However, there is no fun to be found at this fair.

Ignite II is a series of books written specifically for struggling readers. In this title Annalise is fed up of being locked in the castle, watching knights battle and protect the kingdom. One day, she decides to become a knight, convincing one of her fellow trainees to accompany her to explore the land. All of a sudden, they are attacked by a fearsome dragon! Will he burn Annalise and the knight to a crisp? Or will they use their new skills to fight the beast and win? The Princess and The...

Taking the necessary time to minister prayer and forgiveness for oneself is vital: it enables one to remain fresh and vibrant while ministering to others. In addition, it fosters both spiritual and physical wholeness, as well as personal integrity. Taking the necessary time to minister prayer and forgiveness for oneself is vital: it enables one to remain fresh and vibrant while ministering to others. In addition, it fosters both spiritual and physical wholeness, as well as personal integri...

From the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Shiver and Linger comes a brand new heartstopping novel. With her trademark lyricism Maggie Stiefvater turns to a new world where a pair are swept up in a daring dangerous race across a cliff--with more than just their lives at stake should they lose.

Tabby Freeman and Lora Froggett go to the same school, but they live in totally opposite worlds. Tabby is rich, pretty, and the most popular girl in her class. But behind closed doors, her rfectife is rapidly coming apart at the seams.On the other side, Lora is smart, timid, and the constant target of bullies. While struggling to survive the piranha-infested halls of her school, she becomes increasingly nervous that somebody might discover the unbearable truth about whats been happ...

Since her father’s death, Finch’s life has fallen apart. Her mother just sits and stares. Her brother hangs out with awful Matt, a bully who picks on her. And Finch has the meanest teacher in the school. But most of all, she’s lonely.A graffiti message in a bathroom stall leads to a surprising friendship, and things start to look up. But her friend’s family is different and secretive in ways Finch cannot quite understand. When cultural differences cause trouble at school and her fr...

M is for Mary whose real name is Mariposa. She is a troubled girl who is haunted by mysterious dark shadows. She knows little about her father, and her mother can't accept her for who she is. Mary's attempts to dare to make connections with other people are doomed to fail as long as the shadows loom within her — until she figures out how she can gain control of them and use their power.

In the charming childrens book Gwennaelle and the Dragon, Gwennaelle is playing hide and seek with her adventurous brother Erwann near a cave. After looking high and low, Gwennaelle thinks she has lost him.----She meets Granael, a friendly dragon, who takes her all the way to the centre of Earth to look for him!----She finds Erwann in the company of other dragons, and they are both introduced to the beings who live there, named the Talantes. Everyone quickly makes friends.

Ratspeak is the the shrill and sly language of the rats of New York City's subway. When a curious boy is granted his wish to speak and understand the secret language of the rats, he brings a curse upon his home. "Ratspeak" is a standalone story by the acclaimed author of Vassa in the Night (Tor Teen, September 2016).At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.

The Full Flight series of reading books are for children and young adults aged 8 to 14 and over who are struggling to read. Each book has been carefully written for those with a reading age of approximately 7 to 8, but are packed full of adventure and brilliant illustrations to really grab the reader interest.Step into the future where friends Lee and Max are able to get themselves cloned. Lee thought it would be a good idea... how wrong could he be?