Traditional pantomimes
(with a twist)
Aladdin and His Lamp
Ali Baba and the 40 Thieves
Alice in Panto Land
Babes in the Woods
Cinderella
Cinderella (unmasked)
Dick Whittington and his cat
Jack and the Beanstalk
Joe White and the 7 Dinner Ladies
Mother Goose
Peter Pan
Puss in Boots
Robinson Crusoe
Sleeping Beauty
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Fishy Secrets
This novel for 8-12 year olds is based near Bletchley Park. A discovery is made by two children fifty years after the war. With cliffhangers and red herrings, along with humour and adventure, can you discover the fishy secrets?
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The Night Moor
Tom Pearce hates his name but loves his art. When his family go on an Art Experience in Devon they uncover mysterious goings on.
Another adventure story for 8-12 year olds, where children discover criminal activity and risk their own safety.
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The Day of the Goosegog
The Baker family win a holiday to Cyprus but they encounter "Goosegog" who has other plans for the island. And a very important visitor's life is in danger. Will the combined skills of the twin girls and their parents stop Goosegog from having his day? 8-12 year olds love it!
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Pantomimes!
If you go on Amazon and type in Tinsel Turmoil you will find over 20 pantomime scripts! Oh yes you will!
Shows have been produced in schools with over 400 children taking part!
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Other show scripts
A Dickens of a Christmas
Brian’s Got Talent
Foiled again
Pirates of the Carbonara
Shooting Stars
Treasure Island
Nativity type scripts
Christmas Countdown
Satnavativity
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Coming soon: Ariela's Honey
A novel for children aged 10+
Croatian girl, Ariela, wants to make some changes to the traditions in her family. Living with her mother and grandmother can have its challenges. And Ariela has big ideas for the family's honey stall. But will she be able to persuade other people? Change, tradition, bereavement and prejudice are just some of the themes covered in this story of growing up.