Best Selling Books by Rosemary Sutcliff

Tethra is not like the other children in his village. Fourteen years ago, he was left on the banks of a river, swapped by the Hill Folk for a human woman''s child, replacing the seventh son of Conan. Murna chose to raise him as her own, despite the dire warnings of their village leader. Raising a child of the Hill Folk will bring disaster upon the Epidii people. The dark days have arrived, bringing a poor harvest, a winter of plagues, and unsuccessful hunts. The Old One once again rallies the clan to cast Tethra out, this time with support turning against Tethra and Conan. To spare his father, Tethra runs away, and stumbles across some members of the Hill Folk, his own people, who take him in. As Tethra lives among them, however, he must decide if he is truly one of them, as his blood suggests, or if instead his real place is with the Epidii.

The Irish and Scottish legends of Finn MacCool, drawn together in the form of a continuous narrative.

The well-known author of historical novels for young people describes her childhood and youth and her struggles with the devastating effects of rheumatoid arthritis.

Twelve-year-old Demaris and her friends become involved with smugglers and a young man who may be a spy, in a rural community near the southern coast of England in the eighteenth century.

When the dragon pup is stolen, the minstrel''s songs suffer accordingly.

A young centurion ventures among the hostile tribes beyond the Roman wall to recover the eagle of the Ninth, a legion which mysteriously disappeared under his father''s command. Hoping to recover the standard of his father''s lost legion and prove himself worthy of commanding troops, Marcus ventures in Caledonia.

The story of Beowulf''s life, his battle with the monster Grendel, and his death after a fight with a dragon.

Six episodes chronicle the lives of a family in Roman Britain over three hundred years.

Based on the lives of Walter Ralegh and Elizabeth I.