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A novel about a dwarf, the daughter of a circus performer of whom she is ashamed. Brought up by her old nanny, she develops a quirky view of the world which she tells in this story, which covers a strange and at time disturbing life.

A story about the destructive power of mental illness within family life, first published in 1979 and reprinted several times.

The story of a simple man, living his life by his own rules and the havoc that he plays in the lives of other people, who cannot seem to disentangle themselves from him. Bunderlin may be a criminal, a murderer even, but Martin isn't sure, and anyway he likes the strange, big, bumbling man - way that he plays with language and his distinct preference for animals over humans. As Martin is drawn further into Bunderlin's life, he finds himself inh...

On her very first day in Brittany, fifteen year-old Mary finds herself swept into French sea-side life. She falls for a handsome man, she meets a boy who'll change her life, and she hears a haunting song she will never forget - Ne me Quitte Pas - Please don't leave me. A beach romance for teenage girls - a story to break your heart.

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A story that will appeal to young people with a taste for adventure. Sophie is going on an exciting school trip that will include abseiling, canoeing and rock-climbing. But she finds more adventure than she bargained for when she finds herself being watched and followed. Everybody keeps talking about a girl who disappeared from the centre last year. And Sophie's got a terrifying feeling that history is about to repeat itself.

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The fifth book in Jean Ure's Foster Family series. When Bella arrives to stay with the Fosters, Abi and Sam are determined to be nice to her. Bella's dad is very ill - it must be awful - poor Bella. But it's hard to be sympathetic when Bella is such a boaster. Her parents, her house - even her pedigree pets are better than Abi and Sam's. The girls are trying so hard to be tolerant, but sooner or later something's got to give.

The third book in Jean Ure's Foster Family series. Fourteen-year-old Ellen comes to stay with a foster family. She's loud, childish and so clumsy! She's driving them mad. Will they ever be friends with a girl like that?

The second book in Jean Ure's Foster Family series. Abi and Sam are going to have a brother. They're not keen on boys, but little Gus is adorable. He's only six, with a crop of carrot red hair - Sam and Abi call him 'the Radish'. Gus is shy and really timid, but pretty soon the girls can't imagine life without him. Then his real mum turns up and spoils everything!

The first in Jean Ure's Foster Family series. Abi's parents decide to foster Sam, and Abi is thrilled. Sam is brilliant, bright and bubbly and Abi just knows they're going to be the best of friends. But when Sam starts giving everyone expensive gifts, Abi is suspicious. Where is the money coming from? Abi wants to think the best of Sam, but there are some things you just can't ignore.

Science finds that the reasoning process involving the left brain of humans is objectively driven, while the right brain is subjectively driven. While keeping this in mind, as aspects of Sigmund Freud's model of the human psyche are discussed in relation to the fullness of Biblical Truth, an insightful look about the relationship between thought and behavior can be explored. SOLIDUS illustrates how the pinnacle for human understanding can on...