Nothing seems to be what they should be. Is Miss Wolf really the sweet little librarian with the chubby cheeks? Are the three angelic Porter children with their curly red hair and happy smiles as innocent as they make out? The truth is more interesting. This book is suitable for ages 8 to 12.

Miss Wolf & the Porkers (Aussie Bites)

Condon, Bill

Literature & Fiction

Puffin Books

Brian Talbot, seventeen, virgin, high school dropout, nightshift worker at the local dairy, in love. When life is kicking you down, you need to kick back, but when your old man lives in the shed in the backyard, and your mum has problems of her own, that?s not always easy. Sometimes, though, you just gotta hang in there, and you never know what might happen. Both humorous and confronting, Bill Condon has created a gripping urban tale of life, death, love, joy, and family, which reminds us all to hold on to the important things, however difficult that might be. Ages 13+.

No Worries

Teen & Young Adult

Univ of Queensland Pr

Holly & Mac (Supa Doopers)

Sundance

Snow Bright and the seven sumos (Supa Doopers)

Snow Bright and the tooth magician (Supa Doopers)

A waste of space (Supa Doopers)

With charm and smiles, no one suspects that the three Porker children are behind the pranks pulled at Mount Barker. But when the equally sweet-seeming new school librarian, Miss Wolf, arrives, unforgettable experiences are up ahead! Grades 2-4

Miss Wolf and the Porkers (Bites)

Children's Books

Running Press

Everyone loves clowns — they're funny, friendly, and make people happy. So why is everyone running away from new clowns Riley and Matilda?

Riley Clowns Around (Legends in Their Own Lunchbox)

Capstone Classroom

Riley's on the lookout for treasure — pirate treasure! He even has a pirate map with an X marked on it! So why is the booty so tricky to find?

Riley and the Treasure (Legends in Their Own Lunchbox)

In 1957, a handsome gardener named Clayton Boone is hired by James Whale, the director of Frankenstein, Bride of Frankenstein, and The Invisible Man. Boone is fascinated by his retired employer's tales of Old Hollywood, but also wary of his overt homosexuality. Whale slowly exposes Boone to a world he's never before seen, while staging a plot with the young man at its center—not a plot of seduction, but something darker.
Gods and Monsters, the Academy Award®-winning screenplay by Bill Condon, is adapted from the novel Father of Frankenstein by Christopher Bram. The film, directed by Condon, stars Ian McKellen as Whale, Brendan Fraser as Boone, and Lynn Redgrave as Hanna, Whale's protective housekeeper.
Gods and Monsters, produced by Regent Entertainment, was named Best Picture by the National Board of Review, was chosen by more than 100 newspapers and magazines as one of the Ten Best Films of 1998, and was nominated for three Academy® Awards.
"Gods and Monsters is a picture that seems so very simple in its outline, yet it elicits from its audiences immensely complex feelings. That's a rare balance and extraordinarily difficult to achieve," writes Clive Barker in his foreword.
And Ian McKellen writes in his introduction, "This is one of those rare screenplays that the actors felt no need to tamper with. The dialogue is full of invention but never straining for effect."
This volume in the acclaimed Newmarket Shooting Script® series features Condon's screenplay, McKellen's introduction, Barker's foreword, a portfolio of stills by Anne Fishbein, and complete credits for the film.

Gods and Monsters: The Shooting Script (Newmarket Shooting Script)

McKellen, Ian

Barker/Clive

Reference

NEWMARKET PRESS

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