A H Stockwell imprint: 77 books

In this slim volume of verse, Janet Walker describes how the Lord's love has brought strength, joy and peace to her life, the author uses illustrations and verse to explore her faith.

Through the winter of 2002/3, as Britain and the United States prepare for war with Iraq, one man above all others is doing his utmost to avoid conflict. Step forward Captain Harry Flashman, a staff officer with the Queen's Royal Hussars and distant descendant of legendary Victorian scoundrel General...

Everyone admires the new dress her mother has made for Pom-Pom. It has tiny rosebuds stitched around the hem, and Pom-Pom looks very pretty indeed in it. It is certainly not the sort of dress she ought to wear when she is meeting her friends to play in Bramble Wood. Full of fun, and bursting with energy,...

This is the second book by David Hughes on the subject of his own personal feelings and opinions of the world he lives and exists in, covering 2010 to 2017, with updates and new and more interesting personal thoughts, experiences and actual true facts. The book details his acquired knowledge and the...

All the excitement has gone out of Tom and Lucy Davies’ marriage. Tom is depressed and Lucy increasingly feels that she has been cheated by life and the years have been passing her by. However, for Tom and Lucy and their two daughters everything is about to change and their family will no longer be...

This exciting book opens the portals of thought connecting UFOs, 'back-engineering', the Bible and historical art. Sceptics and the converted will enjoy this comprehensive book. Declassified papers reveal that fifty years ago Sir Winston Churchill may have given orders that some incidents should lie...

Following on from the successful publication of her two holiday journals, Marian Bythell has now turned her passionate pen to poetry. Concentrating on the essential three Ls Love, Life and Laughter she has produced a considered collection of rhyming verse.

No one is so merry or so generous-hearted as Santa. More than anyone else, he overflows with goodwill and good fellowship. The spirit of Christmas is in his bones. But for all that, Santa keeps himself largely to himself and limits his house calls to only one night of the year. Now, however, Santa has a message for the world - it is time for Santa's celebrity interview.

Pom-Pom loves to go to the market with her mama. The well-meaning little bear enjoys the bustle of the town on market days, when there are so many exciting and colourful things to see. Today she particularly wants to find a present to take home for her papa, but as usual poor Pom-Pom cannot keep away from trouble.

The naughty twins, Billy and Ben, are up to mischief on their grandparents’ farm where they live, and Scamp, the farm dog, is always ready to join in with their life of fun and adventure. This beautifully illustrated children’s story book contains three stories featuring Billy and Ben and their adventures,...

Preparations are underway for the Rosehill summer fête. Every year prizes are awarded for the best home-made produce, and on the farm Mrs Evans has been busy with her speciality jams and marmalades, cheeses and chutneys, cakes and pies and pickles. The Evanses are also hoping to win a prize in the...

Jamie is a long-haired, bearded collie, bursting with life and energy, but his sense of fun and his lively curiosity are apt to lead him into trouble.Written in rhyme, Marian Bythell recounts some of the adventures of the rollicking, frolicking, lovable dog.This lovely book, which is skilfully illustrated, will not only captivate the imagination of young children, but will also appeal to all ages.

Tomorrow it will be Ben’s mum’s birthday, and Ben has an idea. He whispers the idea to his dad, and he agrees to help. While Mum is safely out of the house, they slip into the kitchen, put on their aprons and set to work. It is important that she doesn’t guess what they are up to, but the next...

Sometimes we think we have all the time in the world. We believe we have forever, but then something happens to show us that we don't. Sooner or later we are brought face-to-face with our own mortality and we realise that life should be about living for the moment and making the most of the precious...