Böcker utgivna av Ransom Publishing

Vampire Omar is kidnapped to work with other vampires in a science lab.

In the mountains, people are disappearing. One man finds out what is happening. And he doesn't believe his eyes. Then he finds out that some of his friends aren't who they seem to be.

There is a demon in the city. Can The Dark Man beat it?

I am a striker. I play for Portsmouth in the Premier League, and I play for my country too. My country is Nigeria, in Africa. This is my story.From Africa to Wembley Beautifully illustrated in colour, this story continues the introduction of graphemes and phonemes and builds some more complex sounds.

Gary Stevens played for England many times. He played in the 1986 World Cup finals in Mexico. Read this book and see what you need to do to be a star striker. How to be a Star Striker Beautifully illustrated in colour, this story continues the introduction of graphemes and phonemes and builds some more complex sounds.

Sol , Kit and Ben are on a space rocket. They are off to a big, hot sun ! But it can be dull on a rocket . So how do they keep on the ball?Kick Off to the Sun Beautifully illustrated in colour, this story continues the introduction of graphemes and phonemes and builds some more complex sounds.

Mad fans, hot kicks, and the cup! It is fun at the top! Follow the team at the top. At the Top Beautifully illustrated in colour, this story continues the introduction of graphemes and phonemes and builds some more complex sounds.

Kick it, nod it or tap it. Just get the ball into the net! A series of superb colour photographs follow the balls journey into the net. Into the Net! Beautifully illustrated in colour, this story continues the introduction of graphemes and phonemes and builds some more complex sounds.

Run and kick it into the net! A series of superb colour photographs follow exciting match action from kick off to goal, narrated by basic text. Part of Goal! level 2, Go, Go, GO! uses some higher level football related vocabulary as well as more basic vowel-consonant-vowel words and the main letters and sounds.

It is match day. All sorts of fans go to the game. Are you a fan too? See what it's like to be a fan. Filled with fantastic full colour photos, 'Fans!' is part of Goal! Level 2 which works on introducing the main graphemes (letters) and phonemes (sounds) and building basic consonant-vowel-consonant words.

The TV man has to go up so high. But he will not miss a kick. And I can be on TV! See what the TV man has to do each game! Filled with fantastic full colour photos, ''On the TV'' is part of Goal! Level 2. Not only will the story of TV man fascinate any young football fan but it also will allow them to make progress in their reading skills by looking at the main letters and sounds whilst also introducing football related vocabulary.

Describes animals that have disappeared. This book lets you find out all about alien species and mass extinctions; animals that seemed to come back from the dead; and, which animal went extinct when a tree fell on the very last one in the whole world.

Plant's can't hurt you, right? Wrong. Meet the killer plants. These plants don't bother with sunlight or water. They eat meat instead. Insects, rats, mice. This title lets you find out which bean is 12,000 times more poisonous than rattlesnake venom.

Find out about some of the coolest gadgets ever. What''s the most important gadget ever invented? How do mobile phones woork? What about email? What do robots look like? Who said the world only needs five computers? (Duh!) Get the facts.Then read the story ''Bludworld3'' and find out what happens when you prefer computer games to real life.

Which type of shark do you most not want to meet in the water? But if you are attacked - where''s the best place to poke a shark? Great White Sharks, Bull Sharks, even Whales Sharks - it''s all in here. Get the facts. Then read the adventure story ''Swimming with Sharks''. Learn the big lesson of the day: don''t bleed when there are sharks around!This fantastic book features an exciting combination of both fiction and non-fiction. The non-fiction section enables readers to engage with the subject matter, using dramatic illustrations and bite-sized texts. The beautifully illustrated fiction story appears in two formats - short, simple texts for more able readers and an illustrated ''speech bubble'' version of the same story, for those who are really struggling. Part of the Trailblazers series, this book is brilliant for keeping reluctant readers engaged.