Join Rufus, a spirited young rabbit, on an extraordinary adventure in a world where animals don armour and swords. After saving his village from bandits, Rufus trains with knights at the castle to face the malevolent King Callum and his army. With newfound friends Felix and Fiona, Rufus must defend Carrotton in a battle of courage and friendship, proving that even the smallest creature can wield great courage. This heartwarming tale is filled with twists, humour, and the enduring power of friendship, inspiring young readers to believe in themselves and embrace extraordinary possibilities.

The story of Young Rufus, who would one day grow up to become the KILLEROO. This book is specifically aimed at younger readers, showcasing the formative adventures of Rufus and his time growing up in the Australian Outback. Exploring his friendship with his adopted Aboriginal brothers and sisters.

Australia's indie anti-hero returns in an exciting 48 page story, as US Marines battle it out with KILLEROO in the Aussie outback.

MARK'S GROUP DISCOUNT: In this HANDY 6x9" edition, your teenager will be thrilled to discover how Jesus might have spent his youth in preparation to become the Messiah. This faux biography of Jesus reconstructs the historic settings in which Jesus lived among mankind as one of us. The "missing years" are an interpolation of the birth story and his mission. The many characters are presented with familiar motives and concerns. This set of four Gospel novels presents a theologically correct depiction of the Trinity at work as God prepares His son to deal with his own flesh in this material world. As you preview the carefully worded sexual passages, your eyes will open to the modern dilemma that young people face today. You will recognize the Holy Spirit's voice, as God molds and forges Jesus in the same way that Jesus can mold and forge you. Both the humanity of Jesus and his divinity are portrayed in this romantic story of the adventure that Jesus began - an adventure that continues to this day.

When ten-year-old Rufus discovers that he has magical powers like his mother and grandmother, he learns that being a wizard is not quite what he expected.

Though fifteen-year-old Nepos lost his parents at an early age, he is brave and adventurous, with a thirst for knowledge. Living in the Roman Empire, he has been raised by his grandfather Philo Curtius, the founder and owner of a Roman newsletter. At Neposs request, Curtius calls in some favors, and the boy is allowed to accompany General Tarquitius and his entourage on a trip to Judea. Nepos believes this is his chance to prove to everyone he is ready to become both a man and a reporter. The itinerary calls for the entourage to visit cities close to the sea, such as Syracuse in Sicilia, Corinth and Athens in Achaia, Thessalonica in Macedonia, Philippi in Thrace, Ephesus in Asia Minor, Myra in Lycia, Tarsus in Cilicia, Antioch in Syria, and finally Jerusalem in Judea. Nepos is exposed to the great culture of all these places, but when the general is robbed, Nepos is sent to report on a wedding in Cana. There, he witnesses a man called Jesus turning water into wine. Intrigued, Nepos sets out to discover who Jesus really is. Nepos is eager to discover more about the Son of God.