Most Popular Books by Christine Morton

It''s a sleepy, creepy dark night. Horace and William need biscuits to make them brave, so they sneak downstairs. But then they hear a noise, a mum kind of noise. What will happen to the 2 naughty bears when mum finds they''re not in bed?

Jim moves to ancient Minerva Hall and encounters the ghosts of six children. They urge him to find the seventh child and leave him cryptic clues that point to a dark, ancient prophecy that only Jim can stop from being fulfilled. Jim turns to Einstein, a brilliant autistic boy who lives at the Hall. If anyone can help Jim, Einstein can. But the boy, who speaks in riddles, proves to be as mysterious as the dead children. Time is running out; if Jim doesn''t figure out the clues, innocent people will die. Christine Morton-Shaw has linked ancient rites with modern mystery to create a chilling, suspenseful tale that will keep readers guessing to the very end.

After moving with her parents to a remote English island, fourteen-year-old Jess attempts to dispel an ancient curse by solving a series of riddles, aided by Epsilon, a supernatural being.

Bully is a daunting tale about how various forms of unjustifiable bullying led to an unimaginable act of brutality. Kori Archer knows firsthand what it is like to be bullied. Consequently, she finds herself making many trips to a local therapist to try and understand the why behind the unforgettable torment that plagues her mind day in and day out. The outside world sees a happy wife and devoted mother of two, but after a series of gruesome events occur in her hometown of Buffalo, New York, Kori is forced to reckon with her past. Once known as one of the most beloved places to stay in the heart of Downtown Buffalo, the Jaxshelben Mansion befalls a darkness no one could ever have imagined.

A gentle, rhyming story, full of beautiful baby animals and perfect for bedtime. One by one, all the animals in the forest wake up to find something very special has happened - they don''t know what it is yet but they know it''s very special. They each gather a gift and form a procession to find out what it is. Finally they reach a clearing and there they meet a beautiful, shy and wonderful newborn baby fawn.

Ellis Rowan was one of Australia''s most accomplished artists and an incredible--if somewhat unexpected--adventurer. During World War I Ellis ventured alone into the tropical jungles of New Guinea in search of all 72 known species of the Bird of Paradise. Not only was she the first white woman to do such a thing, she was also 70 years old. The Flower Hunter is the incredible story of a woman who went to extraordinary lengths to paint her beloved subject matter, journeying to some of the most wild and inhospitable areas of Australia and beyond. On her death in 1922 there was hardly a household in Australia that didn''t know her name. Sadly today she is all but forgotten, yet her work lives on in the 970 paintings carefully preserved in the National Library of Australia and in this, the definitive story of Ellis Rowan''s remarkable life.

Horatio y su osito Guille decidieron hacer travesuras en el noche porque oyen ruidos extraños.

With every step he takes around the carefully manicured grounds of Minerva Hall, Jim is haunted by the ghosts of children, long dead, whom no one else can see.

After moving with her parents to a remote English island, fourteen-year-old Jess attempts to dispel an ancient curse by solving a series of riddles, aided by Epsilon, a supernatural being.