Dear Mr Bullock
Thanks for your visit to my class at Settle Primary on 2nd March. It was a super day and great afternoon. I enclose a recording of the play/sketches the children wrote. They had a lot of fun with them.
After you left one of my pupils went to the library and came back triumphantly with your book “Sam Marsh: The Viking King.” Yesterday she came in very pleased with herself having read it all and told us “It is a great book, a kind of adventurous fiction, like sci-fi, you should read it, really good, and I’m not telling what happens in case you read it."
Thanks for the day!
Mr M, Settle Primary School.
http://www.ninnylizard.com/visits.htm
Wednesday, 14 March 2012
Visit Feedback from Feversham Primary School Bradford
"Rob worked at our school for 4 days with our Year 3's. He was very creative and his work was picthed at just the right level of our children. The children thoroughly enjoyed working with Rob and produced some really good, creative and imaginative pieces of writing which look wonderful on our display."
Sham A - Feversham Primary School, Bradford 14 March 2012.
http://www.ninnylizard.com/visits.htm
Sham A - Feversham Primary School, Bradford 14 March 2012.
http://www.ninnylizard.com/visits.htm
Wednesday, 7 March 2012
20% off Sam Marsh: The Viking King if you buy today!
Just add the following code SPACIOUS305 at the checkout to get a 20% discount today!
Sunday, 4 March 2012
World Book Day Week!
A big thank you to Feversham Primary, Cavendish Primary and Settle Primary for making me so welcome last week! The workshops were brilliant!
http://www.worldbookday.com/
http://www.worldbookday.com/
Saturday, 25 February 2012
Wednesday, 22 February 2012
Noah Ramsbottom and the Great Gold Robbery!
Coming soon on Amazon Kindle -
Noah Ramsbottom and the Great Gold Robbery!
Noah Ramsbottom and the Great Gold Robbery!
Thursday, 9 February 2012
The Excalibur Code By Robert Bullock
The Excalibur Code is second of the Lavender Blake books. After saving the world from total destruction in the Prophesy of Blood, the time travelling teenager is once again thrown into a fast paced chase to trace the whereabouts of the sword that will finally end all bloodshed and crown the true King of England and France.
Whilst holidaying with her grandmother in south west France, Lavender nips out early one morning to collect the daily bread from the village boulangerie only to take a short cut almost one thousand years into the past! In fact to Autumn 1169! Whilst the baguettes and croissants are still warm in her hands, Lavender is thrown into a bloody battle in the ancient Duchy of Aquitaine.
Hearing cries and screams from an old alleyway just off the Rue du Quatorze Juillet, Lavender rushes to investigate. A horrific scene meets her eyes as she almost runs straight into some wooden gallows! A young boy has been captured by a rebel faction and is about to be hanged for reasons unknown to her.
As the battle commences Lavender has one chance, one split second to decide, save the boy or let him hang! Lavender hasn’t a clue who the boy is. He looks about her age, 13, but Lavender is an experienced time traveller and she knows that, in the past, ages were deceptive! But all life is important to Lavender and she can’t just stand by and let this happen!
Little does the time traveller know that she’s about to save the life of one of the most famous people in history.
As Lavender shouts out in her excellent French to the boy with the noose around his neck , he answers like a English schoolboy just learning French, in a bizarre mixture of English and French words! Except for a handful of loaves and pastries Lavender is unarmed but that's never stopped her before.
Amidst the violence, Lavender hastily bribes a greedy mule over to the gallows with a croissant, she pulls out her Swiss army knife and quickly cuts the noose free from the boys neck. Little does she know that she has freed Cœur de Lion himself, Richard I, otherwise known as Lionheart, to follow his destiny, a journey that begins with solving the Excalibur code!
Whilst holidaying with her grandmother in south west France, Lavender nips out early one morning to collect the daily bread from the village boulangerie only to take a short cut almost one thousand years into the past! In fact to Autumn 1169! Whilst the baguettes and croissants are still warm in her hands, Lavender is thrown into a bloody battle in the ancient Duchy of Aquitaine.
Hearing cries and screams from an old alleyway just off the Rue du Quatorze Juillet, Lavender rushes to investigate. A horrific scene meets her eyes as she almost runs straight into some wooden gallows! A young boy has been captured by a rebel faction and is about to be hanged for reasons unknown to her.
As the battle commences Lavender has one chance, one split second to decide, save the boy or let him hang! Lavender hasn’t a clue who the boy is. He looks about her age, 13, but Lavender is an experienced time traveller and she knows that, in the past, ages were deceptive! But all life is important to Lavender and she can’t just stand by and let this happen!
Little does the time traveller know that she’s about to save the life of one of the most famous people in history.
As Lavender shouts out in her excellent French to the boy with the noose around his neck , he answers like a English schoolboy just learning French, in a bizarre mixture of English and French words! Except for a handful of loaves and pastries Lavender is unarmed but that's never stopped her before.
Amidst the violence, Lavender hastily bribes a greedy mule over to the gallows with a croissant, she pulls out her Swiss army knife and quickly cuts the noose free from the boys neck. Little does she know that she has freed Cœur de Lion himself, Richard I, otherwise known as Lionheart, to follow his destiny, a journey that begins with solving the Excalibur code!
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