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The Women's Land Army takes over the Widdlington Allotments for a training school. This stirs up trouble in the village, not least for the children. But how did the diocesan bishop get involved, and even the Prime Minister?There's a midnight act of wartime sabotage, and ghastly confrontation at night in an unlit church. The village derelict is arrested, but is he the real culprit?All turns on a secret visit to bomb-menaced London.

A book inspiring lessons about self love, Veggie Bunnie learns something that all readers need to know.... Love yourself, no matter what others may say! Filled with colorful illustrations, this book follows Veggie's relationship with her friends Carb Monkey and his Uncle Bear. Throughout the book, 'Carb' wants to get even with the bully that is bothering Veggie, whereas 'Uncle Bear' wants her to take a different approach. This book encourages readers to be the best person they can be, regardless of how people may act around them.The author, Mrs. Williams states, "Instilling self confidence and promoting humility are hard…

Thirteen year-old Alexander's fear of bullying is so extreme, he nearly becomes a bully himself.He's sure that bullies are lurking around every corner in his middle school. He's certain that wedgies, swirlies and pantsings are just waiting to happen. He's even created a smartphone app to help him in his epic battle. He knows just when to pass through the school gate in the morning (7:54 a.m.), how to move through the hallways (fast!) and even how to eat (no condiments!).When Melvin, a boy in his social studies class, says he wants to talk to him after school, Alexander is…

When superhero wanna-be, Carly, stands up to a bully, he turns on her, forcing her to battle cutting words, flying hooks, a doubt dragon and a suffocating closet. Her karate-trained boyfriend, Dylan's desire to stop the harassment sets off a struggle to control his inner caveman. Meanwhile, Carly searches for inner strength and a peaceful solution. Will she find it before Dylan resorts to violence?This heart-warming magical realism story offers real solutions for handling bullying that will inspire and empower teens and adults alike.

In the autumn of 1940, a youngster, bombed out from an orphanage in London, arrives in the village of Widdlington to live with his pious spinster aunt.The village, far from being a peaceful haven, is divided into several gang territories each with its leader and its traditional customs and taboos. The new arrival, searching to belong, must thread his way through these territorial minefields. In so doing, he makes various friends, allies and enemies.Violence is part of the scene and the evacuee knows that sooner or later he must either fight the school bully or submit to his tyranny. He…

Johnny Big-Ears, The Feel-Good Friend is an inspirational story about a five-year-old boy who is being teased by his classmates at school because his ears are big. The story while fictional, is one in which many children presently face in school.The book helps children with their self-esteem, and there are questions at the end of the book parents or teachers can ask their children. Young readers will also be delighted to know that there is a page which allows children to draw and color themselves.Johnny Big-Ears is not simply a story, but a children's book that educates, and encourages children…

Pablo Perez is a 12-year-old poor kid without much going for him. His classmates have dubbed him "Duct Tape" because his tattered discount-store sneakers are held together with...you guessed it, duct tape. He can't escape the bullying.Pablo's luck, however, changes after he finds a $20 gold coin while swimming with his sister in a river near their home. Pablo later buys a $1 treasure map at the county fair. The map shows the route to the "lost treasure" of Jesse James. Pablo can't help but wonder: Is there a link between the map and the gold coin?He is determined to…

Mom, Am I Diffferent?" chronicles the heartfelt journey of a mother and her young daughter, as they explore the questions and insecurities all children face as they discover their own identities and passions.