Books by Paul Mason

Bold, colourful readers with kid-friendly characters and subjects they'd choose for themselves.

He would keep Paul locked up and naked in a tiny cupboard under the stairs of their home before sexually abusing him. The cupboard became a horrific prison where fear and terror filled his every moment. The Cupboard Under the Stairs is a story of abuse at the mercy of adults whom Paul should have been able to trust.

Do you want to become a great kayaker? If you could travel the whole world to learn more about surfing, where would be the best places to visit? This book combines two fantastic and fascinating topics: factual and practical tips on surfing, as well as an insight into the exotic places which are best for doing them!

Do you want to become a great skater? If you could travel the wholeworld to compete and learn more about skateboarding, where wouldbe the best places to visit?Thisbook combines two fantastic and fascinating topics: factual andpractical tips on skateboarding, as well as an insight into the exotic placeswhich are best for doing it!

Join the Energy Force and save the planet by learning about sustainable energy. TreeTops inFact is an exciting non-fiction series for children aged 711. Its range of subjects and careful levelling make it easy to select books that children will love.

Do you want to become a great rock climber? If you could travel the whole world to learn more about surfing, where would be the best places to visit? This book combines two fantastic and fascinating topics: factual and practical tips on surfing, as well as an insight into the exotic places which are best for doing them!

Globalisation has created a whole new working class - and they are reliving stories that were first played out a century ago. This title tells the story of this working class alongside the history of the global labour movement, from its formation in the factories of the 1800s through its near destruction by fascism in the 1930s.

An authoritative yet highly readable monograph on one of Britain's rarest yet most spectacular breeding birds, the Golden Oriole. This is the latest title in the acclaimed series of Poyser monographs.