Almost Nothing Happened by Meg Rosoff

Almost Nothing Happened by Meg RosoffParis. August. One long summer of nothing. 48 hours of everything. From the inimitable Meg Rosoff comes a chaotic and irresistible new YA. 17 year old Callum is facing an unfortunate truth: his summer exchange in rural France was a failure. No epic adventure, no summer fling, and his French is still rubbish. Just as he should be boarding the Eurostar home, without even a hint of a plan, Callum impulsively decides to stay (and doesn't bother telling

sending nature into an increasing state of flux

And the hundred will struggle to survive the only way they can - together

Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul

a bird and a frog

Along with Bate’s excellent general introduction and short essays

 Missing:'Page-turning' The Independent'Will have you gripped for hours' Sunday Express'Please read this book: it is brilliant

this book covers more than 40 profiles of the planets

Young nature enthusiasts can enjoy this perfect introduction to animal conservation and protection

from the Pennines to the South Wales coast

Most are privately owned and never otherwise accessible

Drama and Acting is the ideal collection for students and scholars of aesthetics

but the ending is personal and climactic