Natalie Vellacott

Join Reuben on his final exciting adventure where YOU make the choices and decide where the story will go. Reuben is being bullied, where will he turn for help? Suitable for ages 7-12, or for younger children as a read aloud with an adult. "These books are brilliant. Think choose your own adventure, but with a bit more of a focus on moral choices. They are written as fictional adventure stories but particularly tackle the importance of making wise decisions, then having to face up to the consequences of their actions. There are three books in the series, all featuring Reuben, a loveable but easily distracted young lad who often finds himself in tricky situations The young reader is then able to choose how the story plays out. My kids love these books as they can read them multiple times and have different adventures each time. Would highly recommend to buy for your own children or they make a lovely gift " AMAZON CATEGORIES -Inspirational Religious Books for Children-Children's Books on Christianity-Children's Interactive Adventures-Growing Up and Facts of Life-Fiction about Values and Virtues for Children-Fiction about Friendship for Children-Fiction about Emotions and Feelings for children-Children's Fiction on Prejudice and Racism-Christian Fiction for Children-Children's Fiction on Bullying

Reuben is happy with his small circle of school friends. Their families all have money and they can visit each other's houses and borrow each other's things. Reuben likes hanging out with the popular boys and thinks things will always be this way.But, is Reuben's comfortable friendship group about to be invaded by the sudden arrival of Joseph, a poor boy who doesn't seem sure of his birthday let alone anything else? How will Reuben and his friends respond to his presence? Will Reuben be willing to share the things he has with someone who seems to have nothing or will he avoid him at all costs? Will he offer heartfelt friendship or angrily obey a teacher's instruction?Will Reuben get close enough to Joseph to find out why he is dirty and wearing ragged clothes? Will he be able to help him if he does find out? How will his Christian faith impact the decisions he makes? What would Jesus do in this situation?Join Reuben on another interactive journey as he learns the importance of caring for others and sharing what he has with those less fortunate. Struggle with him as he makes tough decisions and learns some painful lessons

Reuben is excited, he is walking to school alone for the first time. He rushes along enjoying the freedom. He reaches the playground next to his school and can see his teacher waiting for him. He is so near...but then, he hears a strange noise coming from a ditch. It sounds like an animal might be hurt What will Reuben do; ignore it, wait until later, tell his teacher or investigate by himself? What will happen as a result of this choice and where will his actions take him? Reuben faces tough decisions every step of the way. What to do when confronted by danger or lost in the woods? How to respond when a stranger offers a lift at night or when a police officer is asking what happened? What will he say when his maths teacher asks him what he was thinking about or when the school alarm goes off? More importantly, will he ever discover what was making the noise in the ditch at the start of his journey? Join Reuben on this interactive journey as he learns the importance of telling the truth in any and all situations and suffers the consequences when he chooses not to do so

The LOGOS LIFEAsian adventures, cultural catastrophes, help and hope, on-board the world's largest floating book-fair THEY'RE RUGBY BOYS, DON'T YOU KNOW?A true account of a Christian missionary seeking to share Jesus with the street teens abusing solvents in Olongapo City in the Philippines.A MISSIONARY IN MANILAA former detective investigates claims that "It's more fun in the Philippines "

Natalie Vellacott took a two-year break from her job with Sussex Police and joined the Logos Hope Christian missionary ship. The ship, staffed by volunteers from sixty-five different countries, was sailing the waters of Asia. Natalie began by serving visitors in the mayhem of the International Caf before moving to the isolated recesses of the ship's dangerous freezers as store-keeper. Having fallen in love with a group of street teens addicted to solvents in the Philippines, she ended her commitment as administrator of the largest floating book-fair in the world. Join Natalie on her often hilarious adventures amidst an inevitable multitude of cultural catastrophes as she attempts to bring knowledge, help and hope to the people she encounters along the way.