Best Selling Books by David Hill

Recounts the life and accomplishments of Sir Edmund Hillary, from his childhood as a shy boy in New Zealand to his expedition to the top of Mt. Everest, making him one of the most famous mountaineers in history.

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Every time he sleeps, the photos change. Tom Harrow discovers his childhood photo album has started rewriting itself overnight. At first the changes feel harmless-tiny details shifting, small tragedies avoided. Then the fixes get bigger. A near-miss becomes a normal day. A death becomes a warning. A family disaster... never happens. Tom thinks he's been given a miracle. Until people begin disappearing from the photos. And from real life. Because every correction rewrites the present-and every saved moment costs something in return. Soon Tom is trapped in a brutal dilemma: Save his family from tragedy... or protect the memories that made them who they are. In the butterfly effect, one small change can destroy everything. The Day the Photos Changed is a fast, emotional time travel thriller short read about love, consequence, and the terrifying price of second chances.

Are you always feeling confused about cooking choices whenever you crave strongly to make a complete healthy full course meal? Next time when you wish to make a full course meal for many guests or friends over, just surprise them with the help of this mouth-watering collection of recipes straight from European kitchen. You will find the most versatile collection of popular cuisines from France, The United Kingdom, Greece, Ireland, and Germany. Either you want to try making the most popular English Trifle, Irish Soup, Greek Dessert, English breakfast Bread, French Salad, Greek Shrimp, European hummus; this Amazing European Cookbook has everything in it.

A play in two acts, dealing with teenage sex and pregnancy. There are 13 main characters, 9 smaller parts, and 2 non-speaking roles. Intended for classroom reading or school production. Topics for further discussion are suggested. The author has previously published many plays and stories for teenagers and children, and for adults including 'Moaville Magic'.

Set of blackline masters for students in Years 7-10 personal development, health and physical education. Complements the student texts. 'Health in Action' and 'Taking Action'. Activities include knowledge tests, word association, true/false questions and multiple choice questions on major areas of the physical education curriculum.

The powerful story of one man's fight in the trenches ... and the little messenger dog who saved him. Young soldier Jim McLeod waits in the trenches of World War I for the order to attack the enemy. With him are his friends, and Nipper, the messenger dog. When they charge across no-man's-land, Jim is shot ... and finds himself face to face with an enemy soldier.

High interest, low-level texts for struggling readers aged 11-14.

Sixteen-year-old Nick Wilder has an aim in life, to impress Jemma Jackson. So when his high school class decides to put on a play with Jemma and him in starring roles Nick see his chance. Suggested level: intermediate, secondary.

Leveled reader that supports comprehensive literacy instruction and actively engages students in reading, writing, listening, and speaking. (Single Book)