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Sarah Gregson hasn't made any friends at her new school. And Jill Cleary, the school bully, is making her life miserable. But when Sarah goes to sleep at night, she has a strange friend who comes into her dreams and shows her how things might be different. It's okay while these things only happen in her dreams, but soon it becomes clear that Sarah's world is changing in a very unusual and rather scary way.

Mitch has a new camera. He wants to win the prize for the best photograph at the Vancouver Giants' ice hockey game. He takes pictures of the players on the ice and the people in the crowd. But some people aren't happy to have their picture taken, and one of Mitch's pictures gets him and his brother Ben into big trouble.

The Richmond Robin Readers series is an award-winning collection of exciting fiction readers for students aged eleven and above. These highly engaging original stories will entertain students whilst improving their English and extended reading skills. Each reader is carefully graded according to grammatical structures, vocabulary and length and comes with accompanying audio CD.

After a terrible car accident, Rose doesn't like to go out. Instead, she watches the world from her balcony. She sees people down in the street below. She watches them coming and going from her building. One day Rose sees someone acting strangely and decides to watch more closely. She soon finds out that two people in her life are in danger. She needs to do something to help - but is she brave enough?

Tom and Fraser are excited when TV star Heath Mason visits their school and announces a play competition. The best actor in the competition will go on TV! The boys decide to put on a play together. But that's the easy part. As the night of the competition gets closer and closer, they face more and more problems - with the actors, with the script, with the costumes... The show must go on - but will it?

Ellen's friend Holly shows her an advertisement for a TV show. Are you under 16? Can you sing? Then you can be in Stars of Tomorrow. 'We can enter,' says Holly. Ellen agrees to go in the competition, but she's very nervous about it - the other singers are so good, and one of the judges is very nasty! Only one singer can be the winner. Who is it going to be?

Some strange things happen to the Robinson family on their holiday on the Fijian island of Tavioka. At first it's just small things that go wrong - someone steals their shoes, and they find their rooms full of toads! But then they start to feel their lives are in danger. It becomes clear that someone doesn't want them to stay on the island. But who? And why? Their Fijian friend Iveri helps them to find out.

Mumba Siwale is the best football player in his town in Zambia. His life changes the day a man comes to see him play and invites him to join a top English football club. Mumba is very excited. But when he arrives in England, things don't work out the way he expected. Will Mumba ever play for the team he loves?

There are grizzly bears in Yoho National Park in the Rocky Mountains of Canada. Before Joe and Randall go walking in the park, Joe's mother tells them be careful. They should stay on the trail, stay together and never stand between a mother bear and her

Why did Susie's English cousins come on holiday if they didn't want to have fun? They are in the north of Australia - crocodile country! There's a lot to do and a lot to see, but Alice is always reading and Jamie is always naughty. Susie isn't enjoying her time with them. But when Jamie disappears and the family can't find him, things get really serious. Where is Jamie? Susie thinks she knows. Does she have the answer?