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Between the spaces is an illustrated poetry collection that examines the borders between who we are and the stories we tell ourselves. Across twelve poems in colour and words, it explores the loss of adolescent innocence, the longing for a future, and the magic we find along the way.

In the year 2030, an interstellar asteroid enters the outer reaches of our solar system. Its appearance triggers the formation of SOLAR, a global defence programme stationed on Mars.But things never go according to plan...When the system designed to protect the Earth fails, the world erupts into chaos as the countdown for the arrival of the asteroid begins.For Aurora, her life gets turned upside down when her family receive tickets for bunker relocation. They must try and reach Inverness, navigating through a surge of riots, looting and natural disasters brought about by the asteroid.Meanwhile, Chidi is manically helping prepare the Inverness Bunker for the influx of new inhabitants. All he can do is stand by and watch as family after family get turned away from safety, while those chosen receive refuge.Over 140 million miles away is Alex. Not only did the SEIA IX crew fail to change Viatrix's path, but now they must sit and watch as the asteroid hurtles towards Earth. Preparing the backup plan for humanity, playing Martian golf and carrying on with scientific experiments does nothing to distract Alex from the guilt and horror she feels at not being able to help her own and the billions of other families back on Earth.As a newly qualified research assistant at ICERN, Rav regularly works with the world-famous Dr Heike Bartal, the scientist who discovered asteroid Viatrix seven years ago. After gaining her trust, he unexpectantly finds himself at the centre of the backup plan to divert the asteroid, flying across the globe with Heike as they make plans to try and save the world, even if those in power believe it's already too late.

"I know I'm not an ordinary twelve-year-old kid. I mean, sure, I do ordinary things. I eat ice cream. I ride my bike. I love to play with my dog. But ordinary kids don't just visit other worlds in their spare time - do they?"When Alicia Rivers is summoned to Hanya, she discovers a magical world that she never knew existed... With the help of brave hearted friends, Alicia embarks on an epic journey, facing mortal peril around every corner...But can she defeat the dragon and save everyone?

John Howard utilises his forty-year career in property to provide an enlightening read about the challenges of buying property. Whether it is your first home or fifth, this book is a product of the purchase of around 4000 properties, and all the experience that comes along with it.

What is a wildfire?How does it start and how does it grow?Why is it beneficial?Join Spencer the Spark on his great journey to become a mighty wildfire. Spencer grows into a wildfire when he reaches the pine forest, but it is not all bad! Although Spencer causes great destruction, he also helps create new growth for Polly the Pinecone, the entire pine forest, and the land around it.

'Social Housing Homes in 25 Paintings' describes how these homes rose to prominence from the slums of the Industrial Revolution and the destruction of war-torn Britain.Following the wars, the Government passed various Acts aimed to improve or demolish existing homes that were unfit for habitation and build the homes that we may see today.This is an illustrated story of how these homes were built to meet the demand of the many millions of people who lived in them.The book details various construction types used to fix holes in the demand for homes in worn-torn Britain. Many of these homes have been deemed defective for human habitation and have to had to be modernised to meet a better living standard. The book is illustrated with original artwork that tries to evoke the relationships between the people from social housing and their homes of the day.

The imaginative talents of Caroline Lawrence (author of the Roman Mysteries series) and Laura Jenkinson Brown (illustrator of Greek Myth comics) combined with the expertise of Dr Sophie Hay, Prof. Andrew Wallace-Hadrill and Dr Olivia Elder, with just a dash of the CSCP magic that made the Cambridge Latin Course so well-loved, bring the ancient town of Pompeii to life in a truly unique way.Follow the story of Amarantus and his neighbourhood as they experience a year of puppies, friendships, weddings, funerals, bar fights, elections and earthquakes, and find out:ΓÇó why honey is a ''hot food''ΓÇó why the best seat in the house was on the ''lowest'' couchΓÇó how the Romans cleaned their earsΓÇó and why the late drinkers supported Vatia in the local elections.Want to learn more? Check out the companion website at: cambridgeamarantus.com