Bøger af Jenny Sullivan

"Tree of Light" is the concluding, 13th part of the series of magical books that began with "The Magic Apostrophe". Heroine Tan'ith, who in the first book discovers that she is a witch, is trying in the final episode to train her rebellious niece, Cariad, to be her eventual successor. Cariad, however, has other ideas...

"Totally Batty" is the funny, exciting sequel to the Tir na n-Og Award-winning novel "Full Moon". This novel continues the story of the Welsh family with an eccentric Aunt. Aunty Gwen's life is dedicated to helping supernatural beings by the use of her version of the 19th Century American South's Underground Railway, which assisted escaping black slaves with a series of safe houses. Aunty Gwen's version, however, is located in the Aunty Annex to the house that Nia lives in. There's already Mael, a werewolf, who has become part of the family, who attends school with Nia and is overcoming his dyslexia, not to mention his hairy episodes around the time of the full moon. This time, however, it's Nia who invites a supernatural being to stay for Christmas one that's in no hurry to move on, and who isn't quite as pleasant to have around the house as Mael. All the characters from"Full Moon"characters appear again Aunty Gwen, Nia and her rugby-mad boyfriend Ryan O'Brien; Steffan the annoying little brother, Ceri the telly star and her famous fiancé Pete, Mael the werewolf; Nia's long-suffering Dad and her Mam, who hasn't quite given up on her plan to be an actress despite being unable to act, and who has even worse plans up her sleeve. There's Christmas to celebrate and they're all planning a wedding, but in a family that's as mad as a box of frogs, nothing is ever simple. Especially when a supernatural being is busily trying to wreck everyone's plans especially Nia's.

And exciting adventure story for children aged 9-11 from multiple award-winning author Jenny Sullivan. Set in Wales in the present day, Macsen and his parents and older sister move to an old hill-top house above Penbryn beach in Cardigan Bay that has been bequeathed to them by an elderly family friend and neighbour. As well as a house, Macsen has been left a Quest, a model pirate ship - and a ghost whose nocturnal visits draw Macsen into adventure and danger.

Wales, the year 1400, and Owain Glyndwr's fight for Welsh independence is triggered by the illegal annexing of a small, scrubby piece of land. "Silver Fox" is the story of that fight, and of three members of Glyndwr's household who are caught up in it. Rhiannon and her brother Llewelyn, fostered by the Glyndwr family, and Elffin, Glyndwr's youngest son, are swept away by the tides of war and passion.

Multiple award-winning author Jenny Sullivan's sequel to "The Great Cake Bake", the story of Aled Pryce. Aled is dyslexic, but a real Trier. He's about to get a new Dad - but unlike everyone else in his class at school he doesn't have a Granny. So, being a determined character, he decides the time has come to find one. Funny, poignant and relevant to society today, "The Great Granny Hunt" will appeal to children from 7 - 70!

Gwydion, the Apprentice Wizard, whose adventures began with "Gwydion and the Flying Wand", "Magic Maldwyn" and "Betsan the Brave" and continue with the "Magic Apostrophe" series is still learning his trade from Great Merlin! Merlin decides to send him on a Quest through a Time Door to find and bring back three things. But nothing is ever simple when Merlin is involved...

What Part of No" (Don't You Understand)" is the penultimate part of the series of books that began eleven books ago with "The Magic Apostrophe". Tan'ith, Lady of Ynys Haf, is planning a family, and she really needs maternity cover... Unfortunately her magical teenage niece Cariad is not impressed by the idea. Whilst this book is a continuation of a series, it can be read as a stand-alone leading into the final part, "Tree of Light".

"Silver Fox The Paths Diverge" continues the story of Owain Glyndwr's fight for justice from the English monarchy, which inevitably led to his struggle, as Prince of Wales, for Welsh independence as described in "Silver Fox It begins", the first part of this epic story. As in the first book the political and military struggles of Owain Glyndwr against the rule of Henry IV form the background which influences the lives of Glyndwr's family; Elffin, his youngest son together with Llewelyn and his sister Rhiannon, foster-children to the Prince. Elffin and Llewelyn aid Glyndwr in his quest to unite Wales against the English monarchy and the story ranges from Wales to France and back again, while Rhiannon has her own battles to fight and demons to conquer