Dave Cousins Knihy

Prvá kniha zo série Charlieho mimoni – Góly, body, kamoši opisuje prvú súťažnú sezónu mladých futbalistov. Charlie miluje futbal. Nadšene ho sleduje, o futbalistoch a slávnych góloch vie absolútne všetko, je kapitánom miestneho tímu. Svojich kamošov prihlási do súťaže o svetový pohár. Má však jeden problém - musí dokázať, že si miesto v turnaji naozaj zaslúžia a keďže sa im veľmi nedarí, nie je to vôbec ľahké. Zápisky Charlieho tímu sú plné kresieb, futbalových pikošiek a záznamov zo zápasov plných vtipných katastrof a prekvapení. Zabavia každého – chlapcov aj dievčatá, tých, čo bez futbalu nevedia žiť, aj tých čo jeho čaru ešte nepodľahli.

Oz is a joker who attracts disasters like magnets to a fridge. On his first day at a new school, he accidentally triggers a chain of events which causes a catastrophe of EPIC proportions! But it's when Oz tries to repair the damage that the trouble really starts . . .

When Robin, Jake and Jess's robot babysitter, is involved in an accident he forgets who he is and believes that he is their new class teacher! But Robin is not your average teacher and people are getting suspicious...

When Grandma creates a robot babysitter for twins Jake and Jess, chaos ensues! Robin embarasses them in front of their friends (and enemies) and loves following the rules. Can the twins put aside their sibling squabbles and work together to get rid of their new robot babysitter?

Meet Laurence, fifteen years old and six feet tall. Very soon, he'll dress up as his mum and impersonate a dead man on the radio. Meet Jay, his six year old brother. He looks like an angel but thinks he's a dog. He'll sink his teeth into anyone who gets in the way. Today is Tuesday and the next fifteen days will change the boys' lives for ever.

When Robin starts malfunctioning and Grandma goes missing, Jess and Jake have to work together to save the day!

This volume considers internal exile as a simultaneously twofold experience. It studies estrangement from one's society and, correlatively, from one's normative sense of self.

It's a young boy's last day at primary school, and he excitedly lists off all the points he won't miss when he goes to Big School. But is there anything he will miss? This thought-provoking story was written by Dave Cousins.

A young boy's best friend Jamie has just moved away, and he feels no-one could replace him, not even the new boy Daniel. But then he finds his school football team is missing one person. Will he finally be forced to accept someone new into his life? This sweet story of friends new and old was written by Dave Cousins.