R M Hamilton

Diana has a problem Pet day is coming to school and she needs a super, awesome animal to win. She asks her mum if she can have a pony. "Certainly not," says Mum. "We haven't enough grass on the lawn " Then she asks her dad if she can get a goat. "Certainly not " says Dad. "A goat would eat all the washing on the line " Things are looking glum until Diana and her brother find some very large, extremely odd-looking eggs at the edge of the lake. Has Diana solved her pet crisis or just made things a whole lot worse?

Henry Bogwasher has a secret He's building a hot-air balloon with his friends to compete in the annual charity race. But can he win against the local bully, Oswald Orrid, and his super-duper store brought pirate-ship balloon?

Susie wants to be a detective. She is going to have a mystery game for her birthday, but when she citizen arrests the local boatman, her parents decide that her obsession with crime is not nice. They cancel her mystery party and arrange a boring picnic on Bluebell Island instead. Can Susie still find a way to make this the best party ever, or will she be embarrassed in front of all her friends?

Diana has a problem Pet day is coming to school and she needs a super, awesome animal to win. She asks her mum if she can have a pony. "Certainly not," says Mum. "We haven't enough grass on the lawn " Then she asks her dad if she can get a goat. "Certainly not " says Dad. "A goat would eat all the washing on the line " Things are looking glum until Diana and her brother find some very large, extremely odd-looking eggs at the edge of the lake. Has Diana solved her pet crisis or just made things a whole lot worse?

Henry Bogwasher has a secret He's building a hot-air balloon with his friends to compete in the annual charity race. But can he win against the local bully, Oswald Orrid, and his super-duper store brought pirate-ship balloon?

This charming fable about a caterpillar adopted by a family of slugs teaches us that we are all different and special in our own way. A helpful resource for parents dealing with late bloomers.

This charming fable about a caterpillar adopted by a family of slugs teaches us that we are all different and special in our own way. A helpful resource for parents dealing with late bloomers.

Lilly and Violet are sisters and best friends. They do everything together until Violet gets a boyfriend. So Lilly decides to make things go back to the way they were. A charming tale about handling change. Ages 8 to 12

Lilly and Violet are sisters and best friends. They do everything together until Violet gets a boyfriend. So Lilly decides to make things go back to the way they were. A charming tale about handling change. Ages 8 to 12

A family of mice live, on a dark island. Their neighbor is a deceptive snake called Cuthbert. When a candle washes up on their shore, the mice have to choose if they will believe Cuthbert's old lies or accept a new future full of light

A family of mice live, on a dark island. Their neighbor is a deceptive snake called Cuthbert. When a candle washes up on their shore, the mice have to choose if they will believe Cuthbert's old lies or accept a new future full of light

Another delightful book in R.M Hamilton's unique style. Whimsical mice depict the good wife of Proverbs 31 in illustrated rhyme. A wonderful teaching tool for children or a lovely gift for young women or even a new bride.