New Releases by Penelope Farmer

It is Charlotte's first night at boarding school, and as she's settling down to sleep, she sees the corner of the new building from her window. But when she wakes up, instead of the building there is a huge, dark cedar tree, and the girl in the next bed is not the girl who slept there last night. Somehow, Charlotte has slipped back forty years to 1918 and has swapped places with a girl called Clare. Charlotte and Clare swap places ever night until one day Charlotte becomes trapped in 1918 and must find a way to return to her own time before the end of term.

Penelope's mother died when she was a very young child and she was subsequently adopted by her mum's best friend, Aunt Jo. On the surface her life seems as normal as anyone's and yet underneath she is deeply confused. Why does she suffer such painful headaches, why does she remember things that can't possibly have happened to her, and why can she speak phrases of Latin when she has never been taught the subject?!. Sometimes she really believes she is going mad. And then when even her best friend, Piloo, starts talking about reincarnation it's almost more than she can bear. Penelope only wants to be herself, but in order to achieve that she has to look to her past and discover just who she really is. . . . .

When Hugh is given a new cupboard, little does he know the secret it holds or how it will affect him and all his friends. Because the cupboard changes things - sometimes dangerously - and if it has the power to change a wallet into a pig, imagine what it can turn Hugh's friend Penn into! . . . And then there are Hugh's dreams; or are they really dreams?

Ellie loves being with Granny. She likes her bright clothes and the funny un-Grannyish things she does, such as climbing up ladders and painting her face like a tiger. This is a collection of six stories about the adventures of Ellie and Granny.

Collection of read-aloud stories about mischievous twin sisters.

Set in Kenya, Ecuador and Europe, and intertwining fact and fiction, this novel uses a multitude of techniques - diary, narrative, history, information and adman copy - to explore the implications of an international research project into epilepsy. By the author of Eve: Her Story.

Both Will and his cousin Becky have some adjusting to do when he comes to live with her family after his mother's death, especially when the ghost of a child coal miner begins his insistent haunting of Will.

BLE. Grace, a talented glass-blower takes a cottage in Derbyshire accompanied by her apprentice Terry. Their relationship is disturbed by a man-hating ghost and further complications arise when Grace's ex-husband makes an appearance.

This imaginative fantasy sequel to the Summer birds, finds Emma and Bobby flying backward in time while they sleep.

A strange boy teaches the children in a small English village to fly like birds.

Transported into strange underwater worlds by the half a sea shell William owns, Mary and William conduct a seemingly hopeless search for the other half of the shell.

The sea shell half that William keeps in his pocket has the ability to transport him and Mary to strange under-water worlds where they search for the shell's other half.