Books

On Christmas Day, 1914, enemies emerged from the trenches to play soccer. How did this change attitudes to the enemy?

By Betsy Sewell – 1582 words 

The lives of the Turkish nomads, who depend absolutely on their sheep.

By Betsy Sewell – 1368 words 

The farmers of Kenya had a problem with elephants raiding their gardens. They tried everything from electric fences to massive walls, but in the end it was a simple bee fence that kept the elephants well away.

By Betsy Sewell – 943 words 

In the days before text messaging, television or even radio, it was the children of New Zealand who spread the news that World War 1 was over.

By Betsy Sewell – 1056 words 

Just a few bones and no complete skeletons remain of the mighty T. Rex, so how have scientists figured out what he looked like and how he lived?

By Betsy Sewell – 2213 words 

Complete set of Level 7 titles, in a journal box.

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One little spot in the sun, and all the animals want it.

By Betsy Sewell – 285 words

Mum says No to every pet Meg suggests, so she takes inspiration from her rag doll and makes a rag pet.

By Betsy Sewell – 382 words

How do you get rid of masses of bugs in the jam? Perhaps they are not bugs, after all.

By Betsy Sewell – 341 words

Pop just wants a little kip in the sun, but the kids annoy him with their pop guns.

By Jan Farr – 305 words

A tad, a dot, a jot, a dab – they all mean not a lot of dinner on the plate.

By Jan Farr –  233 words

A slapstick cop and robber story.

By Betsy Sewell – 728 words

The hero of this story is determined to get to work on time, but just how many different things can go wrong? Does he, in the end, get to keep his job?

By Betsy Sewell – 740 words