Kathryn White Bücher

Olivias Traum scheint zum Greifen nah: Endlich beginnt ihr Studium in Edinburgh! Zwischen den altehrwürdigen Gebäuden und der Mystik Schottlands verbergen sich Geheimnisse, von denen sie nichts ahnt. Als ihr bewusst wird, dass sie denselben Tag immer und immer wieder erlebt, steckt sie schon in einem Zeitkreis fest. Der Einzige, der ihr helfen könnte, ist ihre neue Bekanntschaft Matthew. Auf ihren Reisen durch Schottland kommen sie der Lösung des Rätsels ebenso näher wie einander. Doch obwohl sie alle Zeit der Welt haben sollten, rinnt sie ihnen durch die Finger – denn auch in der Zeitschleife sind sie nicht vor Gefahren geschützt. Und Matthews Gesundheitszustand verschlechtert sich zusehends ...

KurzbeschreibungPaulchen, der kleine Hase, hat einen Schneemann gebaut. Die beiden werden dicke Freunde. Doch eines Tages ist der Schneemann plötzlich verschwunden. Wo mag er bloß sein? Ob die vielen Postkarten aus der weiten Welt es dem kleinen Hasen verraten?

Greek mythology's nymphs that shape-shifted into plants and trees, and the women who funded the glorious temples of Ancient Greece.

Hector and his best friend, Kofi, are going to build Blaster BLADE 1, but when Sameer and Lucas put their mean machines into action to take down Hector's Android, the battle of the robots begins. Enter the world of robots at your peril.

A powerful and compassionate introduction to homelessness, and the need for kindness, understanding and friendship. No one knows who Grace is. One day, she appeared in a shop doorway in a sleeping bag, with a cat called Luna, surrounded by strange things. When Jess and her mum strike up a friendship with Grace, Jess has questions: why did she leave her home? Does she have enough to eat? And what happens when the cold weather comes?

Little Bear doesn't want to snuggle down and sleep all winter, he wants to know what snow is like!

Here comes the crocodile. And he's sniffing and he's snarling, and he's grumbling and he's growling, and his great big tummy's rumbling -- oh no! He's hungry!! Run!

The Brontes are the world's most remarkable literary family and their novels are among the best loved books in the English language. They have been translated into dozens of languages and dramatized on stage, screen and television many times. This short biography covers the Brontes' childhood at Haworth parsonage, set on the edge of the Yorkshire moors, their trials as teachers and governesses, the sad decline of their only brother, Branwell, and their tragic early deaths. They are also set within the context of nineteenth-century society and the position of women and education in both their lives and novels is explored.

The nut looks so delicious that everybody wants to eat it. So Badger organises a competition to decide who will have it. But the nut race soon turns into a nutty nut chase

Prepare to be shocked. This novel, written in 1796, is a Gothic festival of sex, magic and ghastly, ghostly violence rarely seen in literature. The Monk is remarkably modern in style and tells a breathless tale of temptation, imprisonment and betrayal. Matthew Lewis recounts the downfall of Ambrosio, the holier-than-thou monk seduced within the walls of a Madrid abbey until he heads for the utter corruption of the soul. Meanwhile, two sets of young lovers are thwarted and the reader thrills to pursuits through the woods by bandits and is chilled by the spectre of nuns imprisoned in vermin-ridden and skeleton-crowded vaults. Late Eighteenth Century audiences were polarised in opinion as to the novel's merits. Lord Byron and the Marquis de Sade were impressed by Lewis's daring, while Coleridge warned parents against The Monk's suitability for their sons or daughters, describing the novel as 'poison for youth. If you want a novel that still terrifies, over two hundred years after it was written, there is none finer than The Monk.