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| The Barefoot Book of Knights by John Matthews, illustrated by Giovanni Manna and CD read by Anthony Stewart Head |
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| Henry Hunter and the Beast of Snagov By John Matthews |
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| Henry Hunter and the Cursed Pirates by John Matthews |
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| The Barefoot Book of Princesses by Caitlín Matthews, CD read by Margaret Wolfson |
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| This paperback with story CD is an inspiration to all boys who want to be knights and heroes. With stories from Japan to Europe, we follow the adventures of famous knights and their quests along with young Tom the squire who will grow up to be better known as Sir Thomas Malory! |
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Henry Hunter is an extraordinary boy with extraordinary skills - and the ability to get into the strangest situations and most thrilling adventures imaginable. In this story, the first in a series, Henry and his long suffering sidekick Dolf uncover a clue to the legendary Beast of Snagov, the origin of all vampires. Unraveling clues from Bram Stoker’s Dracula, they encounter sinister forces that are tracking their every move, intent on releasing the Beast from its underground tomb.
"The very first book I read myself. Please do more!" – Macy, aged 8. |
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| The second in the Henry Hunter series, this one tells of the dilemma of Henry Hunter's friend, Charlie: his parents have gone missing in the Caribbean Ocean, and no one will believe him that something sinister is afoot. It's up to supersleuth Henry and his faithful friend, Dolf, to investigate, but their only leads are local legends about the Sword of Columbus and the feared pirate Blackbeard. |
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| This best-selling children's anthology of princess stories from all over the world comes with familiar stories like the Princess and the Pea and the Sleeping Beauty, and less familiar ones like the Siberian Birdcage Husband, the African Bald Princess, and the Chinese Beggar Princess. |
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