Here is a list of my published books.
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* Watchers of the Sky (Educational Printing Services Ltd)
Since witnessing the plane crash in 1931 in which Douglas Bader lost his legs, Philip Earnshaw has admired the air ace as he copes with such a disability. He himself suffers from dyslexia and although no name has yet been given to it, he knows that he is not as stupid as everyone thinks. Bader's true exploits are relayed to Philip by his aircraft engineer father. Philip prepares to leave school and hold down a part time job, as well as coping with rationing, air raids and the discovery of a German parachute. 'My grandson, who is not a keen reader, absolutely loved this book.' Mrs B, South Bucks
ISBN: 1-904904-43-2
* The Charioteer's Son (Anglia Young Books - an imprint of Mill Publishing Ltd)
Julius
dreams of becoming a charioteer like his father but his family are
slaves to a retired army general and they have recently moved to
Britannia - to Aquae Sulis. Within days of their arrival the master's family is in danger and
Julius is the only one who might be able to identify the kidnapper.
ISBN: 1-871173-96-5IS
Simon is frightened by a ghostly
figure in the woods near his home, but then he learns about the legend
of the Green Man. When the local council wants to cut down trees to
make way for houses and a sports centre, he joins his dad and others in
a demonstration, and is devastated to find out that his best friend's
dad is the builder contracted to do the job.
*The Curse of the Full Moon (Educational Printing Services Ltd) *
ISBN: 1-904904-11-4
An assembly book of 50
stories especially for infants. Ten themes each with five stories
followed by Things to Talk About and Things to Do. ISBN:1-900818-39-6 Joe is eleven and has a job working on a
barge on the Regent Canal, London. It is 1863 and life is hard. Joe
dreams of escaping and joining his father in Australia. One day he is
attacked in a dark alley and forced into service by men who enjoy the
sport of ratting. But when he falls asleep whilst acting as lookout,
the men are not pleased and Joe and his friend Emily are forced to pay
for his mistake...
ISBN: 1-871173-91-4
The Castle Builder, Daisy's Diary, The Runaway Three exciting and easy to read stories
about children in Victorian Britain. Historical notes at the end of
each story set the scene and there is also a glossary to explain any
unfamiliar words. ISBN: 1-871133-87-6 Lisa and Scott go to look for hawks and
falcons in the countryside behind their new home, but they find more
than birds when they discover a world beneath the hills where horses
have wings.
ISBN: 1-870448-4-7
When Mike, John and Sophie have the idea
of looking after small pets while their owners are on holiday, they
think it will be an easy way of making some pocket money. But one or
two of the pets are not quite what they had bargained for, and when one
of them escapes, there's no telling where it will end up... ISBN: 1-900818-87-6 An assembly book of 50 philosophical stories in ten different themes: Justice, patience, truth, etc. ISBN: 1-900818-13-2
* Let's Have Story (Educational Printing Services Ltd)
* The Rat Catchers (Anglia Young Books - an imprint of Mill Publishing Ltd)
* Victorian Britain (History Quick Reads) (Anglia Young Books - an imprint of Mill Publishing Ltd)
* Where Horses Have Wings (Forward Press)
* The One That Got Away (Educational Printing Services Ltd) 
* Let's Think (Educational Printing Services Ltd) with Paul Cleghorn
* A Marrow Escape (Educational Printing Services Ltd) *
Dad has 'flu' and it's Kelly's job
to look after his prize marrow. But when it goes missing she and her
friend Sam need to work hard to stop Dad finding out. Can they get the
prize veggie back in time for the big competition on Saturday? With the
help of her brother Zac and his friend, the chase is on...
ISBN: 1-900818-61-2
A book aimed to help children to imrpove their creative writing. - Photocopiable A4 format
- Lots of examples and room for children to write on the page. ISBN: 1-904374-44-1 An assembly book giving brief
biographies of fifty great people from a wide range of backgrounds.
Most have faced adversity with courage and strength. Some have worked
selflessly to improve the living/working conditions of others. A few
have strived to succeed in seemingly impossible situations. ISBN: 1-904374-57-3
A brief glimpse into the lives of fifty great people. A moment of
change or discovery, a turning point which led to or demonstrates the
reason for their greatness. These are dramatised, sometimes with
dialogue. - No dates or dull facts - Questions which follow each story chanllenge students to do further research - Quotes from the subjects - Other events which happened in the world at the time of their birth
ISBN: 1-904374-43-3
* Everyone Can Write a Story (Educational Printing Services Ltd)
* Inspirational Lives (Educational Printing Services Ltd)
* Let's Find Out (Educational Printing Services Ltd)
* The Owlers (Educational Printing Services Ltd) *
Jack's father is a smuggler. When the Prime inister orders all the
boats to be burnt Jack and his friend Will try to warn the people of
Deal. But when the soldiers on horesback clatter down the main street, Jacks' dad is missing...
This story is based on a true event.
ISBN: 1-904904-87-4
* Dracula is Back (Back to Front)
When Jon Harker and his step-sister, Sarah, accept a lift from a stranger after getting lost on the ski slopes in Romania, they are driven to a dark, intimidating castle and taken prisoner. Escape seems impossible and they realise with growing horror that the man who calls himself Count Dracula is not the gracious host he seems.
The present and past become strangely confused as they try to convince themselves that it is all a nightmare. After all, vampires only exist in legends... don't they?
* Denotes books suitable for children with reading difficulties
Other children's books by Stephanie Baudet * A Present From Egypt * Double Bubble Trouble * In Someone Else's Shoes * M is for Mischief * Back-to-Front Bob * Avalanche
* A Dog in Hiding
* White Feathers
* The Breath of Demons
* The Downhill
Books for adults
* A Measure of the Soul (Read Now! series Eprint Publishing)
It
is 1918, and for Harriet Baker, looking after her ailing father is a
distressing burden. Burt after his death she is faced with more
problems than she ever thought possible... An engaging story, that takes the reader on a rollercoaster of emotions.
ISBN: 978-1-905637-89-8
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