Casey loves food. Every night his family eats toast for tea. But then Casey's friend Fred invites him over for dinner one weekend. Casey has some ideas on how he could make food much more fun for his whole family....
The Paul Cave Prize for Children's Literature is an excellent opportunity for budding writers of this genre to get their work in front of an editor and published.
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A Thunder of Dragons includes the story, A Tear in the Dragon’s Eye, which shares a special relationship between a young boy and his granddad, who he calls Bamps, and a very scruffy dog called Scruff.
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The Paul Cave Prize for Children's Literature, established in 2023 by Tim Saunders Publications, is an offshoot of The Paul Cave Prize for Literature, showcasing stories for youngsters (from the age of five to twelve).
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Nisha enjoys spending time with her playful and mischievous cat, Mosley, whose antics provide daily doses of laughter and creativity. Reading age 3 to 7.
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Throw yourself into a slide tackle position, as you weave through players’ legs - veering from side to side. Explore the life dilemmas of the Lyndhurst Lightning Bolts as you do so. Nutmeg the most fabulous football players while being immersed in the beautiful game. Launch yourself into action as you reach top speed on the pitch… Do you live and breathe football? Why not live, breathe and read it, too?
Reading age; 7 to 11 years.
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Hungry Henry (5) spies a worm in the garden and through his own eating learns about the important job they do. This is a fun children's book simply written and accompanied by childlike illustrations that will also teach little ones about a crucial creature in our gardens.
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Children who love their cats should love these heartwarming tales and illustrations about friendship.
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