A H Stockwell imprint: 77 books

It was the fox's fault. If it hadn't darted out from the verge into the path of the van, Sean wouldn't have swerved into the ditch and no one would have died. As it was, Sean and Nole find themselves on the side of the lane chatting with Azrael, the Angel of Death, and setting off along the crooked road...

Tayce Traun and her team are faced with ever more deadly quests in this third book of the Amalthean Quests series. They range the Universe, fighting evil and injustice, but can there ever be lasting peace while Count Varon Vargon lives? His shadow looms threateningly over Enlopedia and its sister...

Brian Wilson was born in 1924 in Penang, then part of the Straits Settlements (now Malaysia), where his Irish father practised as a solicitor. The book looks at his colourful early life, followed by an upbringing in pre-war Ireland and the UK. It was a way of life that largely disappeared after the Second...

This is the first of a series of four books about Fluffy the rabbit and his friends. The books are set on a Welsh farm and they follow Fluffy’s adventures through the year as the seasons come and go. Each book highlights a different season on the farm. In this beautifully illustrated story Fluffy becomes...

Ever get the feeling of that constant thought of someone on your mind? You’ve liked her a long time and she’s all you ever think about. Everything about her that you know is perfect and her smile is always in your mind, but her smile is also the only thing that cheers you up. You wonder if she wants...

At Barnaby Grange the garden is abuzz with life. All through the seasons little creatures are bustling about among the flowers and shrubs, never stopping until the very coldest days of winter. They are building and repairing their homes, searching for food and trying to keep out of trouble. They also...

Dark Hope is an easy-to-read poetry book about relationships, the darker side of which can be very seductive and/or powerful to experience. The poems have been inspired by my own relationships with the world, with the people around me and with myself. I look at these relationships from a Gothic viewpoint,...

In this beautifully illustrated story, Piper the little dog, whose full name is Royal Piper of the Glen, meets an owl, a rabbit, a kangaroo and a squirrel and makes their dreams come true.

This short story in poetry form is about a cute, mischievous little bear called Pom-Pom. Pom-Pom is very kind and loving and wishes to please her parents at all times, but in the process she often ends up in all sorts of trouble. She is a great thinker, full of ideas, and she always tries to be helpful...

Jamie, the bearded collie, is besotted by a beautiful white poodle called Fifi, and when she sails away to France he is heartbroken. But not for long. A very pretty collie catches his eye, and Jamie is his happy-go-lucky, irrepressible self once again. Here are four new Jamie tales, written in rhyme, and as usual Jamie is spilling over with energy and fun.

One Sunday the snow is so deep in the lane that even the tractor can't get through. It looks as though Billy and Ben will have to miss church. Instead they help Dad to collect firewood and then they sit round the farmhouse fire while Grandma reads to them from her Bible. She tells them the story of Mary...

P Handley was evacuated from Portsmouth to Melton Mowbray at the beginning of the Second World War, and much of her poetry is a celebration of the town and the surrounding countryside. Her memories of Melton Mowbray span almost seventy-five years, and here she recalls in verse the local landmarks, unforgettable...

The day came when I could stand it no longer! Whenever I arrived anywhere (usually with a burst of “You’re not gonna believe this . . . .”) the people around me knew that they would be in for yet another tale of woe about something that had just happened to me during my journey. Some would say,...

Detective Inspector Roger Watson is getting nowhere. A forty-year-old spinster is in a coma in the hospital, and he is convinced she has been raped by the Reverend Thomas Wright. The investigation is floundering for lack of evidence, so the Inspector is persuaded to join forces with a scientist who claims to be able to download information directly from the human brain.