Featured Books

These are some of our best-selling books as well as our newest publications. Why not browse and see if any meet your needs?

Advice for teachers from someone who has 'been there and done that'.

Experienced teacher, Gurdeep Singh, provides practical tips and strategies for secondary school teachers to help them manage classroom behaviour, reduce their workload and improve their own wellbeing.

There are sample pages and more information about Gurdeep’s book, 101 Ways to Win in Teaching in Secondary School, on our website.

Book Bundles

We sell some of our sets of books at a discount to help your budgets go further. These are some of the sets currently available.

E-books

If you purchase an e-book from us, you can download it from our website within minutes of your payment being received. Our e-books are pdf files which can be read on most computers and tablets.

E-resources

Our e-resources are pdfs or PowerPoints, some with embedded audio files. In most cases they are extracts (chapters) from one of our e-books or printed books. If you purchase an e-resource from our website, you can download it within minutes of your payment being received.

Author of the Month

Laura Maddock

These are the insights into her life that Laura has shared with us.

  • My biggest passion, second to music, is my allotment.  I have had it since my son was 1 and I love creating a space where we can help the environment and grow our own food.  One year we managed to grow a squash that was bigger than my son (he was 3 at the time) and won gold for our polytunnel in the local allotment show.
  • My friends and family have helped change our allotment site over the last few years into a haven for wildlife.  We have created a wildflower garden, built 2 ponds, put up and decorated multiple bird, owl, and bat boxes.  It has been amazing to watch the wildlife move in and make it home.  We even have an allotment cat called Tom!
  • We have recently also opened a community garden where locals can come and help grow food.  It is always open to the public, so it’s sort of like a living food bank.
  • When I’m not up to my knees in mud and veggies I also love going to music festivals.  (The first time I went to Glastonbury we lost our tent for 2 days – I didn’t realise how big the festival was).   So, every year I try to create a mini festival for my music students.  Whether they have had 3 music lessons or have learnt for years everyone gets a go to perform, it’s great fun.