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" God, this just doesn't make any sense! God, how can you let this happen?' Have you ever silently thought something like that to yourself or maybe even said it out loud? Dan and Sue Metcalf have. They know the deepest pain that life in a broken world can bring. Their beloved son, Matthew, was diagnosed with cancer. Surely he would get better. But he didn't. They realized the deepest pain a human being can ever know the loss of their son. But through Matthew's courageous battle, they realized something else God's sufficiency. Through the loss of their son they also realized great gain God's abundant mercy. This book is their story. It's Mathew's story. But it is also God's story. It's a story of God's grace and a story of God's sufficiency. It's about the discovery that God really is enough." Phil Hopper, pastor of Abundant Life Baptist Church A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this book will go to the Matthew Metcalf Memorial Scholarship Fund at Life Christian Academy in Tacoma, Washington, and also to St. Jude Cancer Research Center in Memphis, Tennessee.

Aiden Jones is 15, arty and sensitive. With his family slowly falling apart, and secretly in love with his best friend Nats, he is heartbroken when he finds she is dating Rainer, the town bully. The novel explores his actions as he discovers a supernatural ability to control fire. Will this new-found skill improve his life, or destroy it altogether?

First published in 2016 by Bloomsbury Education.

An adventure about gene-based aging reversal and immortality.

Welcome to the British Museum, home to Lottie Lipton: nine-year-old investigator extraordinaire! When Lottie reads a magic spell that brings some mischievous Egyptian statues to life, the museum ends up in a complete mess! Can Lottie and her friends track them down before they destroy the whole museum?

In 1928, nine-year-old investigator Lottie and her friends try to save the British Museum from shuttering its doors by looking for a buried treasure in a secret tunnel beneath the museum, only to discover they must solve a series of puzzles to find the treasure as well as their way out of the maze of passageways.

Welcome to the British Museum, home to Lottie Lipton: nine-year-old investigator extraordinaire! Lady Viola Kirton, the famous treasure hunter, is on the trail of a legendary Roman eagle. But she wants to sell it, and Lottie Lipton knows it belongs in a museum. Can Lottie win the race to find the eagle?

First published in 2016 by Bloomsbury Education.

In 1928, when a cursed Egyptian cat statue vanishes in the British Museum, nine-year-old investigator Lottie and her friends must follow the clues to find the missing cat.

Things are not going well for Jackson 'Jax' Hibert. He wanted to fit in at his new school but now everyone knows he's a maths whizz. Even worse, he's been asked to join a secret (and totally uncool) group of code breakers: the Codebusters. Their mission is to solve mysteries and fight crime. So far, they've found a missing hamster... But now, someone has stolen the school's math prize from the trophy cabinet, and the only clue is a mysterious code. This looks like a case for the Codebusters! Funny, exciting or a little bit spooky, Black Cats are fast-paced stories with short chapters and illustrations throughout - stepping stones to reading confidence. Book band: Dark Blue Ideal for ages: 9+