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Triad: Book One Magical species must never mix. According to the rules, Simon Osborne should ignore the children’s cries for help. After all, they’re werewolf cubs, and he’s an apprentice mage. But for once in his life, Simon breaks the rul… more

This is an adventure story that takes place over one long hot summer. It tells the story of a group of friends and the things they get up too. I would hope that values such as friendship and looking after and helping others would be evident… more

PRAISE FOR 2012: THE FIFTH WORLD:”2012: The Fifth World is the kind of novel that demands it be read in one sitting. Mixing ancient civilizations with modern thrills and world changing events, this is a story that never slows and pulls no p… more

The work of English playwright Simon Gray (1936-2008) has always resisted ideological and stylistic labels. His artistic independence has also had an unwelcome side effect: It cost him the critical attention garnered by his peers. This book… more

How did you first hear about Quakers? You may frequently walk past an inconspicuous building with a dilapidated sign outside it saying ‘Friends Meeting House’ and wondered just what goes on inside. Or, you may have seen a cluster of banners… more

What is important to Quakers around the world?How do Friends approach the challenges of our testimonies in their different situations?What are the Quaker views of Jesus Christ, of worship, of the rich variety of humanity, & of the world fam… more

Simon Gray is the ideal teenager — smart, reliable, hardworking, trustworthy. Or is he? After Simon crashes his car into The Liberty Tree, another portrait starts to emerge. Soon an investigation has begun into computer hacking at Simon’s h… more

When he turned sixty-five, the acclaimed playwright Simon Gray began to keep this diary: not a careful honing of the day’s events with a view to posterity but an account of his thoughts as he had them, honestly, turbulently, digressively ex… more