Treasure Island By:Robert Louis Stevenson

It was longer than the squire imagined ere we were ready for the sea,and none of our first plans-not even Dr Livesey's,of keepig me beside him-could be carried out as we intended.The doctor had to go to London for a physican to take charge of his practice;the squire was hard work at Bristol; and I lived on at the hall under the charge of old Redruth,the game -keeper,almost a prisoner, but full of sea-dreams and the most charming anticipations of strange islands and adventures.I brooded by the hour together over the map,all the details of which I well reembered.Sitting by the fire in tje houekeeper's room,I apporoached that island in my fancy,from every possible direction;I explored every acre of its surface;I climbed a thousand times to that tall hill they call the Spy-glass,and from the top enjoyed the most wonderful and changing prospects.Sometimes the isle was thick with savages,with whom we fought; sometimes full of dangerous animals that hunted us;but in all my fancies nothing occurred to me so strange and tragic as our actual adventures.

Transformers:Revenge of The Fallen:The Junior Novel By:Dan Jolley

Demolisher!!!

The Deception,Demolisher,made a break for it,trying to escape.The men opened fire with rockets on the monstrosity,but nothingg seemed to stop it as it tore its way out of the steelyard.

Transformers:Revenge of The Fallen:The Junior Novel By:Dan Jolley

Devastator

In the quarry,Devastator turned,lumbered toward the pyramid where The Fallen was perched,and began climbing.When he reached the top,The Fallen moved one side,and the devastator lived up to his name:He started smashing the pyramid apart,sucking up the oieces into a glowing green furnace bulit into his chest.

Transformers:Revenge Of The Fallen:The Junior Novel By:Dan Jolley

The Matrix

"Revenge is mine,"The Fallen said,clutching the Matrix."And now I claimyour sun."The air split again,and the Fallen vanished-only to reappear stop the pyramid,two miles away.

Transformers:Revenge of the Fallen:The Junior novel By:Dan Jolley

Autobots

I am Optimus Prime,leader of the Autobots.We take shelter on this earth in hiding,awaiting the arrival of more Autobot allies.But in our quest to defend the humans,a deeper evelation dawns.

Transforrmers:Revenge of the Fallen:The junior novel By:Dan Jolley

The AllSpark
The lone hope for our race lay with the recovery of the AllSpark.All-knowing,all seeing,it was the keeper of our histroy.It held the secrets of our kind.But with its destruction,only fragments now remain.

Transformers:Revenge of the Fallen:The Junior Novel By:Dan Jolley

Cybertron


Home.Ours was once a planet call Cybertron.Until the war brought its destruction and made exiles of us all.

The Disgusting Adventures Of Fleabag Monkeyface:Invasion of the Grubby Snatchers By:Knife & Packer

Gerald,Gene and Fleabag Monkeyface were hard at work..."We need more squrriel
droppings,"sais Gene as he squinted at aa test tube."Yes,"said Gerald."And an extra rotten prawn head.""And here are those ug-toenail clippings,"said Fleabag,holding out a revolting ingredient of his own."I just ug-love working on school projects!"

Three Cups of Tea By:Greg Mortenson & David Oliver Relin

Syed Abbas gave the most important speech."Today is a day that you children will remember forever and tell your grandchildren,"he said."Today,,from the darkness of illiteracy,the light of education shines bright.

The Mysterious Benedict Society By:Trenton Lee Stewart

The last class was dismissed into a perfect fall afternoon.Blue skies,cool temperatures,the subtlest of breezes.The sun seemed to rest upon a distant hilltop like a giant orange on a giant table.

Shark Quest By:Cath Ard and Deborah Kespert

Most sharks keep moving all their lives-otherwise they stop breathing. Sharks don't really take a nap,but they will do chill out for a while.It's a bit like when you daydream!

Shark Quest By:Cath Ard and Deborah Kespert

All sharks live in the sea but one,the bull shark,also swims upriver near towns and forests.Animals had better watch out because antelopes,dogs ,sloths and cattle have all been found in bull shark's stomach!

Totally Amazing Spider By:Golden Books

A nighttime hunter like this spider just loves wood lice.The spider pierces the wood louse's tough exoskeleton with it's enormously long fangs,so that it can get at juicy body inside.

Totally Amazing Spiders By:Golden Books

A banana spider's favourite food isn't bananas,it's the cockroaches that live on the bananas.The banana spider eats a little else,so people use it to help keep down the cockroach population.

The Greek who stole Christmas By:Anthony Horowitz

Tim was the worst private detective in England.I mean...he'd just spent two weeks working in a big department stall in the WestEnd.He was supposed to be looking out for shoplifters but I don't think he'd kept an eye on the ball.In fact,the ball was the first thing that got stolen.After that,things went from bad to worse.The stall had twenty-three departments when he started but only sixteen when he left.He was fired,of course.The dummies in the window probably had a higher IQ than Tim. He was lucky he had me.I sloved the crimes,Tim got the credit.That was how it worked.If you've read my other stories,you 'll know what I'm talking about.If you haven't,go out and buy the books.If you like,I'll even sell you a ten-quid book token.You can have it for nine-quid.

Jack and the dragon's tooth By:Lily Hyde

The whale's belly was as big as inside a castle,and it was full of riches and rubbish from the bottom of the sea.When the whale gulped down a ship full of oranges and peanuts,Jack lived on oranges and peanutsfor a month.When the whalegulped down a cart full of ham,Jack ate ham for three months.At last the whale gulped down a fishing boat down.Inside it Jack found a pipe,a flint and a bag of tabacco.He filled the pipe with tabacco and lit it wiht a spark from the flint.He smoked three pipes one after another.The whale felt so dizzy and dozy from the smoke that it swam to a beach and fell asleep.

Treasure Island By:Robert Louis Stevenson

And,indeed,bad as his clothes were,and coarsely as he spoke,he had none of the appearance of a man who sailed before the mast;but seemed like a mate or skipper,accustomed to be obeyed or to strike.The man who came with the barrow told us the mail had set him down the morning before at the 'Royal George';that he had inquried what inns there were along the coast,and hearing ours well spoken of,I supppose, and described as lonely,had chosen it from the others for his place of residence.And that wass all we could learn of our guest.