Neil Griffiths

Proctor McCullough is 44 years old. When he decides to desert his comfortable, middle class life in London and build a church on a clifftop, nobody knows what to make of it; McCullough is not religious. Is it a midlife crisis? Has he gone mad? Is he suffering a spiritual crisis in a secular age, where identity is shaped by wealth and social media? Or has he really been chosen by God for a new revelation? Family of Love is an epic novel in the tradition of Dostoevsky; a character struggling to cope with the grand issues of modern life - faith, family, and his responsibility to society.Proctor McCullough is 44 years old. When he decides to desert his comfortable, middle class life in London and build a church on a clifftop, nobody knows what to make of it; McCullough is not religious. Is it a midlife crisis? Has he gone mad? Is he suffering a spiritual crisis in a secular age, where identity is shaped by wealth and social media? Or has he really been chosen by God for a new revelation?

As a God Might be

Jamboree Activity Guide A

No room for Roo

A simple repetitive story about a sleepy kangaroo.

No Room for a Baby Roo!

No Room for a Baby Roo (Storysack)

Ringo, born unable to walk, finds a positive role in the flock.

Ringo the Flamingo

Ringo was not like other flamingoes, as his legs just didn't work. Even though he could not do many of the things other flamingoes could, he was still able to make a valuable contribution to the flock. Find out how his bravery was rewarded in this sensitively-told story, that proves talents are even hidden beneath the fluffy feathers of a flamingo! "Challenges our preconceptions about disability" - Parents in Touch See inside the book - Ringo the Flamingo

Arth Goslyd

Grandma and Grandpa loved being together in their beautiful garden. They loved it too when their granddaughter Lucy visited and they taught her many skills. Sadly, these long, happy days were not to last, but memories of them would live on.

Grandma and Grandpa's Garden

The water bucket is empty Follow in the footsteps of forgetful Fatou, as she fetches a fresh supply for a family feast. But, will she return from her journey through the village with just water, or with more than she expected

Fatou, Fetch the Water

Four weeks of numb feet following a 340 kilometre trek along the Southern Upland Way with four Gurkhas was not enough to dampen Neil Griffiths' enthusiasm for coast-to-coast walking. Gurkha Highlander describes his second cross-country walk but this time on a new route and with different companions. Neil and five serving Gurkhas set off from the west-coast fishing port of Mallaig on the Sound of Sleat near Skye to march 320 kilometres to Stonehaven south of Aberdeen on the east coast. This formidable trek took them to some of Scotland's most stunning scenery: from the Rough Bounds of Knoydart, through the heart of the Highlands, across the Cairngorms, over Lochnagar and on to the sweeping farmscapes of Kincardine. Neil's colourful, and at times hilarious, account of one of the country's great walks is interspersed with little known but curious facts of Scottish and Gurkha history.

Walking Mallaig to Stonehaven

Gurkha Highlander

Farmer Wallace has been very busy making this year's scarecrow and was sure it would do a good job. But, as spring and summer arrived the woodland creatures took no notice of the scarecrow and weren't frightened at all as they nibbled at the green shoots and ripening corn. What would the farmer do when he returned to view his harvest?

The Scarecrow who Didn't Scare

When the king receives the wonderful news that a baby is to be born, he sets himself the challenge of giving his queen in return the best present ever! But, little does he know, that a poor young fisherman will be the one to provide him with the perfect gift.

The Best Present Ever

Mrs Rainbow lived a happy and colourful life in her brightly painted cottage, that is until the District Council decided that things had to change!

Mrs Rainbow

Itchy Bear

Ringo was not like other flamingoes, as his legs just didn't work. Even though he could not do many of the things they could, he was still able to make a valuable contribution to the flock. Find out how his bravery was rewarded in this sensitively told story.

Janette Louden

This should have been the tale of swashbuckling vagabonds who ruled the seas by blasting ships with whizzing cannonballs before plundering them of their glistening treasures. But meet instead the most puny of pirates who preferred pampering to plundering and bowling to blasting

Pirates Who Pretended

The Jolly Dodgers!

Fatou Fetch the Water

Sylvia Wright

Anne Pratt

Rund um das Thema Essen. Vorbereitung, Planungshilfen, Durchführung, Elternarbeit / Neil Griffiths ... [Übers. aus dem Engl.: Marion Labonte. Ill.: Tim Oliver]. .... ...

Ganzheitliche Bildung im Kindergarten

When Ella and Harry finally persuaded their parents to let them have a dog, they could never have imagined what a hole they had all dug for themselves! The realities of dog ownership are quickly brought to life when, after a visit to the Dog Rescue Centre, they end up taking 'the dog with no name' home. Poo duties have to adhered to, along with obedience training, and as for grooming their new pet, it's a task like no other. But the dog's passion for digging, and the discovery of what appears to be a dinosaur bone, leads to more than just fame and notoriety!

Neil Griffiths

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