A gentle stroll through town leads to leg kicking and bottom shaking as Claude dances his way into the theatre and straight into the spotlight!

Eddie goes to look after the dragons on Uncle Morton's remote island but will he be able to protect them when they're accused of a terrible crime?

It's Eddie's birthday and he's looking forward to a birthday party filled with fun, games and ... dragons? Ziggy and Arthur are the unexpected guests, but their idea of a good time involves eating everything in sight and ruining the party magician's tricks. Is Eddie in for the wrong kind of birthday surprise?

When Ray Smith's wife Grace developed Alzheimer's disease, the couple decided to treat the illness as simply the latest adventure in their long and loving marriage. This book explains the secrets of how the couple learned to control the disease and embarked on a series of glorious adventures.

Wilbur Smith has lived an incredible life of adventure, and now he shares the extraordinary true stories that have inspired his fiction. From being attacked by lions to close encounters with deadly reef sharks, from getting lost in the African bush without water to crawling the precarious tunnels of gold mines, from marlin fishing with Lee Marvin to near death from crash-landing a Cessna airplane, from brutal school days to redemption through writing...

'Wasted' tells the story of Paul Smith, the first English cricketer to be banned from playing the sport he loves for taking drugs.

One evening in Washington DC several members of the government are kidnapped. Among them is Nick Rendel, a coding expert in charge of drone programming and strategy. He is the victim with the most dangerous knowledge, including confidential passwords and codes that are used to programme the drones. Jon Smith and the Covert-One team begin a search to recover the officials, but as the first kidnapping victims are rescued, they show signs of brainwashing....

Widely considered to be the father of a neo-conservative ideology of unregulated business and small government, Adam Smith's concepts have been adopted by many politicians in recent years. In this biography, James Buchan proves that Smith fits no modern political categories, and that his theories have been misrepresented by many.

The first geological map of anywhere in the world was made by William Smith. It was not until 1829 that his genius was realised. Written by the author of The Surgeon of Crowthorne, this is an extraordinary tale of the father of modern geology

This heart-warming account of veterinary life traces Ivor Smith's early days as a student at university through to setting up his own practice in the Costwolds, recounting almost 40 memorable years in the profession.