New Releases by David Wood

This musical play bears little resemblance to the traditional tale of Mother Goose. It takes its inspiration from the books of nursery rhymes under the umbrella title "Mother Goose", published over the last two centuries. The play opens with them preparing a surprise Christmas tree for her. It seems they are tired of always being called ''Little'' and doing the same things (losing sheep, putting the kettle on etc.), so Mother Goose incorporates them the Big Bad Wolf, the Bigger Badder Wolf, a Giant, and Miss Muffet''s Spider.6 women, 6 men

One of a series of readers for students with reading difficulties. The books follow a character called Vardo through a series of science-fiction adventures in the 21st century.

Teen-age David and his sister search southwestern Colorado for the mysterious animal that is killing the ranchers'' livestock.

“The best Brock Stone adventure yet!” A pharaoh’s curse reaches out from the grave! 1932 A mysterious artifact hidden by a legendary archaeologist points the way to the tomb of Yineput, the Night Queen. But adventurer Brock Stone and his friends are not the only ones searching for the queen’s final resting place. Stone’s enemy, John Kane also seeks the lost tomb. But is he working for the Germans, the Illuminati, or himself? From the night clubs of Cairo, to Nile River gambling boats, to lost temples in the desert, Stone must stop John Kane from unleashing the pharaoh’s curse on an unsuspecting world. Classic adventure for the modern reader!

This captivating biography that traces her rise from a quiet young woman to one of the most successful and beloved authors of all time. From Poirot to Marple takes readers on a journey through Christie''s life, delving into her fascinating personal story, her groundbreaking literary career, and the indelible characters she created like the brilliant Hercule Poirot and the sharp-witted Miss Marple, who have captivated generations of readers. From the mysterious disappearance that shocked the world to her adventures in the Middle East, every chapter offers a fresh perspective on a woman whose life was as intriguing as her stories. Why Read This Biography? · Get to know the author behind the mystery classics. · Discover the inspirations and experiences that shaped her works. · Explore the legacy of a woman who challenged the norms of her time. The insufferable Whittles by is thought to be a shoo-in for the prize, and ambition is certainly a worthy motive. But narrowing down these suspects could leave even Phyllida’s favorite fictional detective, M. Poirot, twirling his mustache in frustration. It’s a mystery too intriguing for Phyllida to resist, but one fraught with duplicity and danger, for every guest is an expert in murder—and how to get away with it .