Crow Girl (Crow Girl, #1)

I See You Baby

The Gift of the Gab

Pitt Street Pirates

The Last Viking

Wrong Number

David Foster has a violent temper and his wife Louise and everyone else in Brede are frightened of him. Then a writer moves to the village and Louise and he fall in love. But when Foster commits suicide after she leaves him, she gradually loses her mind. A chilling ghost story.

No Stone Unturned

Martin Smith is humiliated in front of millions on the hit TV programme Fame Factory. But watching the show is 80s pop star Rick Donovan who comes forward as Martin's real dad - and wants everyone to know about it. Poignant and funny this is a topical look at celebrity, reality TV shows and what people will do to get fame.

Love Dad

Jane and Rosie are sisters who lead very different lives: Rosie is a wife and mother living in domestic bliss, Jane is single, scatty and artistic. Rosie's daughter's wedding brings them closer together and helps Jane see her life and talents in a new light.

The Wedding Present

Left in a carrier bag as a baby, Billie's always dreamt of finding her real parents. Will she ever succeed? A moving story about growing up.

Looking for Billie

Darren is going to be the best rock guitarist ever - just as soon as he learns how to play the guitar. But if he wants an electric guitar for his birthday, he has to solve his dad's puzzles first.

Diary of a Trainee Rock God

When superstar footballer Dean Johnson moves into George's village, she gets the shock of her life. He seems like such a normal guy - but the newspapers say he's a foul-mouthed overpaid yob. Who should George believe?

Fame Thing

Each book in this series focuses on forgotten heroes, exciting adventures and fascinating facts - guaranteed to appeal to reluctant readers, especially boys. In 'Dick Turpin', Terry Deary provides a fascinating insight into one of history's most famous villains.

Dick Turpin: Legends and Lies

Jemma moves to Norwich with her family and to be close to her boyfriend Tim. But she finds it hard to make friends at school and crossed wires and bogus test messages bring their relationship to the brink of disaster. This story is light-hearted, romantic and a perfect teen girl read!

Fall Out

Greedy King John has set the Abbot of Canterbury three impossible riddles. If he can't solve them, he's ruined. The wisest men in the land can't help him - but perhaps a simple shepherd can.

King John and the Abbot

When Jamie's father buys a house that has been empty for many years, they discover ghosts, mystery - and danger. Can Jamie and his friend Colin learn the truth before anyone else gets hurt?

The House with No Name

'My mind skidded and flipped over. I don't know any other way to describe it. it was like those dreams when you're walking and you suddenly drop down a huge step you never knew was there.'<br />Danny is cool. The younger kids think they're cool too, but they are just kiddie babes to Danny. He can make easy money out of them. he isn't going to say no to easy money, is he? Not until the day he wakes up on the pavement. Out of it. Trapped. This time Danny's gone too far. <br />A chilling tale with a powerful anti-drugs message.

Falling Awake

This book is suitable for reluctant readers of 8-13 with a reading age of eight years. It is printed on cream paper, which is proven to be more restful on the eye. The font is specially designed to encourage a smooth and easy read. There are frequent page breaks, short, headed chapters and illustrations on almost every page. A wide range of specialists, including children themselves, have read and commented on the book prior to publication.

Wartman

Clare had lived her whole life on the farm without seeing a fox... until she finds a fox cub, separated from its mother. She looks after him, but has to keep it a secret from her father who thinks foxes are vermin. Will she be able to keep him safe?

Fox Friend

Who's a Big Bully Then?

Written by specialist teachers, this resource consists of two sets of differentiated questions and homework tasks and photocopiable comprehension masters to support selected titles from the Barrington Stoke fiction list. A Close Look is for the reader who needs some support and A Quick Look is for those who need extra encouragement. Their clear layout and accessible language should enable pupils to practise essential literacy skills without first having to grapple with decoding, and should motivate pupils to read the stories more closely. saddlestitched master copy booklet and a comprehensive answer book with reference and mark grid.

Close Look Quick Look. Ship of Ghosts

An empty cottage. A cold room. A thing in the chair. Noises under the floor. Jack and Lulu want to find the truth - but it puts them in danger. Can they stop a terrible crime? And what is the real secret of the bone room?

Bone Room

Lenny has a crazy Friday, messing about at school. He wishes it could be Friday forever. When he wakes up the next morning, it's Friday again... and again... and again. Can Lenny escape?<br /><br />A dyslexia friendly story from specialist publisher Barrington Stoke.

Friday Forever

Alien Deeps

All Change

Meet Dec's family: there's his brother Gabe, a devoted Goth obsessed with dark music, studded dog collars and dying his hair purple, their pet snake Oz who lives on baby mice, and their mum, who hates everything about the snake but ESPECIALLY the baby mice. When Oz escapes, the whole family are enlisted to find him. All you need to know about pet snakes coupled with a hilarious picture of family life!

Exit Oz. by Catherine Forde

This is the hilarious story of an escaped ostrich, who Ross and Katie attempt to hide in the school toilets. Slapstick humour, action aplenty and strong characters make this a classic Jeremy Strong story.

Mad Iris

Spencer's mate Zac has decided he wants to be a real teenager and Spencer is disgusted. He's not interested in girls, skateboards or huge trainers! A hilarious and insightful story for teen boys aimed at reluctant readers.

Barrington Stoke

Following are some books under publication of Barrington Stoke