Rita M. Hopkins is married, with sons, grandchildren and great-grandchild. She worked in two schools for 25 years in various capacities. She is now retired, and able to spend more time writing for children, which she enjoys.In addition to reading, she likes reading and spending time with children as well as walking her dog, Talia.
Two brothers watch a ghost ship sail along the river towards the sea, one Halloween night. They suddenly find themselves enveloped in fog, before being deposited on the deck of the ship. They later learn from the crew that they have no hope of escape. When the ship trades goods with the Bobbup Island, the chief refuses to let the boys go. However, after getting help from the boys, the inhabitants of the island set them in the direction that should lead them towards home. There are many dangers ahead for them, not least when they fall foul of the deadly blowpipes of the Grenhogs of Gremable Island. Later they once again see the ghost ship, and fall in danger of being spotted by the captain, and being returned to his clutches.Can they survive the perils facing them and reach the safety of their home? Can they evade being captured or will they never escape?That is for you to find out.
Two students walk and camp along the Cornish coastal path. They visit a remote cove but find all is not as it seems. What is the cove’s secret? What is the purpose of the strange red turret on the side of the castle on the cliff? Who shops in the odd shop on the shoreline? What exactly goes on in the cove, and more importantly…can the students escape its power?
Wednesday 25th September 2019.At the invitation of year 6 and their class teacher Miss Pownell, I paid a visit to Sowe Valley Primary School, where I had a wonderful afternoon. First I read part of ........
On the fifth of March,I went to visit Willenhall Library book club, at the invitation of Tiffany who is the librarian who runs the club. I must admit to feeling very nervous, but I had a great after ........
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