BERNARD ASHLEY

London is at war and as the Blitz rages, children like Josie and her brother Len face the same dangers as the adults. Can they find the strength to stand up against the onslaught?A tale of amazing bravery, inspired by the true story of the Dead End Kids of Wapping - young people who fought fires and rescued their friends and neighbours from bomb sites. Perfect for fans of Michael Morpurgo, this dramatic story brings the Second World War vividly to life.

As top reporter at Zephon TV, Ben Maddox is used to breaking the news - and sometimes he even makes it. When he is sent to investigate the situation on Kutuliza, he finds himself face-to-face with slick politicians, guerrilla fighters and a young footballer who is the hope of his people. Ben has to put everything on the line - including his life...

Hard Stew always gets what he wants, but hes not the only thing chasing Davey. Theres also a secret - the sort that jumps up on you and is more frightening than a hundred Hard Stews. The sort youve got to stare in the face. If youve got the guts...Shortlisted for the Sheffield Childrens Book Award and the Angus Award.

Ben Maddox is in trouble... After disobeying her orders on his last assigment, Ben has been banished by his boss, to work in the archives at Zephon TV. But he is desperate to follow up a hot lead about drug trafficking. To his dismay when his boss eventually relents, she gives him the show-biz brief, but it turns out to be more dangerous than Ben could ever have imagined . .

When journalist Ben Maddox is thrust full-throttle into an investigation for Zephon TV, he worries that hes in over his head. But as he digs deeper, he realises that whats really important is being prepared to fight for what you believe in, and if that means risking his life, then thats exactly what he will have to do...

When Kaninda survives a brutal attack on his village in East Africa he joins the rebel army, where hes trained to carry weapons, and use them.But aid workers take him to London, to a new family and a comprehensive school. Clan and tribal conflicts are everywhere, and on the streets its estate versus estate, urban tribe against urban tribe.All Kaninda wants it to get back to his own war and take revenge on his enemies. But together with Laura Rose, the daughter of his new family, he is drawn into a dangerous local conflict that is spiraling out of control.

Across Europe, the horror of war is destroying lives and separating families.Yield or fight?When tragedy strikes Freddies family, he and his soldier brother must go on the run, battling for their survival.Jump or burn?Without a parachute, thats the choice Ernst knows he will face if his Zeppelin is shot down.Bravery takes different forms. How far would you go to stand up for whats right?

Cuenta dos historias paralelas, la de una madre y su hija que van a vivir a un apartado lugar, Casa Venganza, y la de un grupo de criminales que casualmente, terminarán allí secuestrándolas. Un autén

When Sophia and her mum move into Revenge House, on the lonely and windswept Romney Marshes, little do they know how the timbers of the ancient building are steeped in the secretive life of the marshes. They are both struggling to cope with the death of Sophias father, although Sophia is embarking on a tentative romance with a local boy who is sensitive to her feelings. But suddenly they all find themselves sucked in to a criminal underworld that will eventually threaten their lives.

Julia tiene dos abuelas que la quieren mucho...

Edición en catalán. Sara tiene dos abuelas que la quieren mucho.

Amber is shocked when her brother falls to his death from a tower block. Shes convinced it wasnt an accident, and so begins her journey to discover the truth and bring some kind of justice for Connor. With twists, turns and a fabulous multi-layered plot, Bernard Ashley has created a thrilling and engrossing tale. Set in south east London, this is a incredibly gritty and absorbing novel.

Life is not easy for fifteen-year-old Charlie Peat. He is living alone in London, while his guitarist father is on tour abroad and his mother is in a care home suffering from the psychological after-effects of a bomb explosion. He has to cope with all the normal problems of everyday life while keeping up the pretence to his grandparents that he is not in fact living alone, and worrying about his father touring in the notoriously unstable country of Trajanov, where terrorism is rife. And this terrorism is about to threaten Charlie far too close to home ...In this thrilling book Bernard Ashley skillfully interweaves Charlies story and that of his father in Trajanov into a complex multi-layered narrative which sensitively explores the effects of urban terrorism on young people today.