Annie hates being dragged to her uncle’s church every Sunday. She wishes the Dragon would win his fight against St George. Suddenly she finds that everywhere she looks, her village is full of dragons and realises the Dragon of Windlesham has a message - for her alone. When Annie follows the trail, she discovers the secret of the Dragon and to save the land, she must take action to end a century old curse.

For Children Aged 8-12. 44 pages.

Mysterious Park Wood gives Sally the chance to escape from the hassles of school. But when the woods are threatened by plans to build a hypermarket, the strange serpent-spirit of the land begins to stir. Sally must listen to the voice of the woods and rally her friends to take on the might of the local council and big business.

For Children Aged 7-11. 46 pages.

Tom is a loner. Unable to make friends at school, the despair of teachers and caught while shoplifting, he feels that the whole world is against him. The only time he can truly be himself is when he is alone in the wide expanse of Haleford Park.

One day, while sitting near a spring, the strange figure of a monk appears to Tom and teaches him the secrets of the landscape. To bring back life to the neglected land, Tom must first deal with the notorious Kev and his gang, and he finds the road to enlightenment is never an easy path to tread.

For Children Aged 8-12. 46 pages.

Andy lives in a high rise flat in a rundown part of the city. He spends most of his time futilely wandering the streets. He feels there must be more to life than this pointless existence and starts to have strange dreams of an exquisite garden country where everything is perfect. A beautiful Chinese girl leads him through the land but his failure to listen to her words leads to terrible results.

Feng Shui is the ancient Chinese art of the geomantic siting of buildings to ensure the harmonious relationship of people with the land. This story was inspired by an article of the same name in Quicksilver Messenger 1983 by Nigel Pennick. It is based on the study known as Earth Mysteries and aims to encourage respect for the earth.

For Children Aged 12+. 26 pages.

Near the village where Edward lives is a great rock face in which he can see the figure of a mysterious lady. Her appearance changes from a laughing young girl in spring, to the mother of fruit and grain at harvest time, to a barren, wizened hag in winter. When a greedy landowner decides to quarry the rock, Mother Earth proves in a dramatic way that She is mightier than man.

For Children Aged 8-12. 22 pages.

Biffy understands the mysterious beings who live inside the ancient burial mound near his home. All is peaceful in the woods - until Jacko and his gang begin to use the woods as a scrambling ground for their motorbikes. Biffy’s warnings of trouble come dramatically true and the gang learn what happens when the "fairy folk" are upset by humankind.

For Children Aged 8-12. 22 pages.

Jamie is alone by the ancient standing stone on the wild summit of Oldstone Hill. A violent storm springs up and a strange boy suddenly appears before the stone, bringing with him a whole new dimension of mystery into Jamie's rational, 20th century world.

Full colour cover and 6 plates. Black and white chapter headings.76 pages.