Tom and the Tree House (Story Book) - Softcover

This touching story explores sensitively the feelings of jealousy and isolation that a young child in this situation might feel ... an ideal book for young readers. (THE SCHOOL LIBRARIAN, July 1999)

THE EGG THIEVES: 'This exciting story, interwoven with interesting facts about ospreys ... Ideal for early readers.' (CHILDREN'S BOOK NEWS, Spring 2000)

RIVER EYES: 'An ideal first adventure for the solo reader' (THE SCOTSMAN, July 2000)

THE EGG THIEVES: 'A deft detective story ... Paul Howard's illustrations are a delight.' (THE GUARDIAN, Oct 1999)

Tom is adopted. But he's always known about it, and always considered himself special. His parents have chosen him above anyone else. But with the arrival of a new, real baby on the scene, Tom isn't so sure he's all that special any more. He retreats from his parents and his next-door neighbour into his hideaway tree house. Now his parents have to show him how much they want and love him, and he has to learn to accept the arrival of a new baby sister. A touching story with plenty of humour - beautifully written and illustrated.