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A frightening curse. A daring sea crossing. A race against time. For Damir, Mala and Sarah, life in the Maldives is full of excitement. These young kids spend their days fishing, exploring nearby islands, or – in Damir’s case – avoiding the school bully and preparing for the kite flying championship. But things start to get strange when the trio return home after exploring an uninhabited island nearby where they discover an old map and a journal which they bring home. A series of frightening and mysterious events plummet their island in to chaos. Frightened that their discovery had something to do with this and as things get worse, the children are forced to embark on a journey across Maldives to find answers – a journey that leads them to be locked in a race against time with supernatural beings, and a race that was thought to have long since gone extinct in the world. Damir and the Hidden Atoll is a thrilling supernatural story that children and adults will love!

How could so many children on the island, including his best friends, turn absolutely wicked in just a matter of weeks? As reports of children-related offences pile up, and the adults struggle to contain the spread of more children turning evil, Hassan can’t help wondering if there are far more sinister forces at play…

Welcome to Techville, a city where robots and AI keep everything running smoothly—most of the time! But when a mix-up causes chaos, it’s up to Spark, the clever robot detective, to solve this thrilling artificial intelligence mystery. Join Spark as he uncovers the secrets behind the tech troubles, outsmarts tricky bugs, and saves the day in this fun-filled adventure! Perfect for young readers who love excitement, problem-solving, and a sprinkle of tech in their stories!

Across sparkling waters and hidden shores, Echoes from the Islands carries readers into the heart of island life around the world. In this beautifully crafted collection of fifteen short stories, children discover moments of kindness, wonder, and connection in places surrounded by sea and tradition.

Perfect for classrooms, libraries, or quiet reading at home, this book is designed for educators, caregivers, and families seeking meaningful stories that go beyond entertainment.

Each story is paired with:
• Reflection questions to spark discussion and emotional insight
• Creative “Try This” activities inviting writing, drawing, and gentle observation
• Glossaries to help readers discover new words and cultural details

These gentle tales offer lessons in empathy, resilience, and emotional literacy, showing how even small actions can make a big difference. Whether read aloud or explored independently, Echoes from the Islands invites young readers to listen deeply, notice small wonders, and connect with island cultures and nature across the world.

Ideal for children between 6 and 12, this book offers not only stories but a quiet space for reflection and discovery—a perfect resource for educators and parents guiding children toward compassionate curiosity and global understanding.

Echoes from the Mountains is a collection of fifteen gentle, beautifully crafted short stories set in mountain regions across the world. From the snowy peaks of the Himalayas to the quiet trails of the Scottish Highlands, each story follows a young protagonist navigating moments of courage, kindness, patience, and connection with nature and culture.
Perfect for classrooms, libraries, or cozy reading at home, this book is designed for educators, caregivers, and families seeking meaningful stories that go beyond entertainment.

Each story is paired with:
Reflection questions to spark discussion and emotional insight
Creative “Try This” activities that invite writing, drawing, quiet exploration
Glossaries to help readers discover new words and cultural details

Stories in this collection weave subtle lessons in empathy, resilience, and emotional literacy into glimpses of daily life and gentle wonder. Whether read aloud or explored independently, Echoes from the Mountains invites young readers to listen deeply, notice small wonders, and connect with diverse places and people around the world.

Ideal for children between 6 to 12, this book offers not only stories, but a quiet space for reflection and discovery—a perfect resource for educators and parents guiding children toward compassionate curiosity and global understanding.

Echoes from the Savannahs is a collection of fifteen gentle, beautifully crafted short stories set in savannahs and grasslands around the world. From the golden plains of the Serengeti to the quiet winds of the Mongolian steppe, each story follows a young protagonist navigating moments of courage, forgiveness, patience, and connection with nature and culture.

Perfect for classrooms, libraries, or cozy reading at home, this book is designed for educators, caregivers, and families seeking meaningful stories that go beyond entertainment.

Each story is paired with:
• Reflection questions to spark discussion and emotional insight
• Creative “Try This” activities that invite writing, drawing, and gentle observation
• Glossaries to help readers discover new words and cultural details

Echoes from the Forests is a collection of fifteen gentle yet powerful short stories set in forests across the world. From the rain-drenched leaves of the Valdivian Rainforest in Chile to the silent cedar groves of Lebanon and the snow-filled pine forests of the Caucasus Mountains, each story follows a young protagonist navigating moments of courage, curiosity, problem-solving, and quiet connection with nature and culture.

Perfect for classrooms, libraries, or cozy reading at home, this book is designed for educators, caregivers, and families seeking meaningful stories that go beyond entertainment.

Each story is paired with:
Reflection questions to spark discussion and emotional insight
Creative “Try This” activities that invite writing, drawing, and gentle exploration
Glossaries to help readers discover new words and cultural details

These stories weave subtle lessons in empathy, resilience, problem-solving, and emotional literacy into glimpses of daily life and gentle wonder. Whether read aloud or explored independently, Echoes from the Forests invites young readers to listen deeply, notice small wonders, and connect with diverse places and people around the world.

Ideal for children under 12, this book offers not only stories, but a quiet space for reflection and discovery—a perfect resource for educators and parents guiding children toward compassionate curiosity and global understanding.

What happens when the Prime Minister can only moo, Parliament is accidentally replaced by parrots, and the world’s most useless invention becomes a billion-dollar trend?

In The President Who Disappeared, Harley A. Guffaw takes you on a riotous journey through 25 absurd short stories that feel both hilarious and eerily plausible.

These bite-sized tales of chaos and satire will make you laugh, groan, and wonder how we ever got here. Perfect for fans of Douglas Adams, Kurt Vonnegut, and anyone who’s ever looked at the news and thought, "Really?"

Inside, you’ll find:

✔️ A Prime Minister who can only speak farm animal
✔️ A Parliament run entirely by parrots
✔️ The world’s most useless invention (and why it’s the best-seller of all time)
✔️ And 22 more ridiculous, thought-provoking stories

Ready to escape into the absurd? Grab your copy now—before reality gets any stranger.