Bøger af Richard Lambert

When Cindy wakes up, she sure is hungry! Luckily for her, a big garden full of wonderful fruits and vegetables is right outside her house. So, she gets dressed, tumbles down the stairs, and heads outside to her garden. But when she gets there, she is a bit confused with too many food choices. Find out which delicious thing Cindy eats from her garden after she looks through her lovely fruits and vegetables. Vocabulary and grammar quiz follow the story.

When Cindy hears birds singing in the trees, she wants to see even more animals! Luckily for her, a big zoo full of friendly animals is a quick jog through the town. So, she runs over to the zoo and starts her visit. But when Cindy gets there, one of the zoo creatures scares her, yet another becomes her friend. Find out which animals Cindy make friends with at the zoo. A spelling quiz follows the story.

Cindy's pants are just a little too tight! Luckily for her, the Summer Games are happening, which allow her to get a lot of exercise. She tries many sports and is wildly successful at one of them--but only one! Find out which sports Cindy tries. Maybe she will even win a medal! A spelling quiz follows the story.

Jeremy Fitch is a brilliant but unstable businessman who will do anything to pursue his dream of wealth and glory in London's small business investor markets. Jeremy needs cash and investors to do it and, although his vision for the future is clear, he is inexperienced and falls prey to ruthless investors... or more accurately, one investor.

Princess Tamurlaine is about to be crowned queen of Balthasar but her evil foe Malladain who has travelled secretly to our world is conspiring to have her assassinated on the day of her coronation. Can Toby defeat Malladain and save her? It's a race against time.

From the author of The Wolf Road, picked by The Times & Sunday Times, FT, Guardian and Irish Times as one of the Best Children's Books of 2020, a compelling thriller of a boy caught up in a land of shadows ruled by a mysterious queen. The first in a stunning new series..

A hotel with mysterious guests, a city where the moon wanders, an abandoned seaside pavilion, are some of the places visited in this, Richard Lambert's second collection. Structured around a movement from city to sea and always alert to the emotional resonance of landscape, The Nameless Places dwells on those spaces that lie at the edge of our lives and vision, and that seem somewhere between reality and dream. The collection culminates in a sequence that follows a journey made along the course of a river from its source to its mouth. Here, an English landscape's margins are investigated suburb, waste ground, marsh, and estuary beach. In poems that are formally various (rondeau, villanelle and sonnet) and conjuring an atmosphere of melancholy, The Nameless Places explores forgotten and neglected spaces both of the mind and of our physical world.

When Lucas survives the car accident that kills his parents, one memory stays with him - of the wolf that caused the crash. A tale of loss for YA that is also a gripping thriller and a page-turning account of anger and grief.