Books published by SilverWood Books Ltd

Ever felt confused about religious belief but reluctant to question it? Ever considered that religious beliefs may in fact be less than wholesome, but weren't sure how to ponder them?

A phone call in the night, an ambulance, A&E and the beginning of a family's nightmare.

A story about the course of true love. Its uncertainty. Its turbulence.

The second part in the Isabella of Angouleme series.

Six general anesthetics! Yes 6! That is the astonishing number of anesthetics the average American will experience in a lifetime. This Anesthesiologist's Record tells the story.

The impact of a life-changing diagnosis.

Octubre 1938. El corresponsal de prensa extranjero, Jack Telford, esta huyendo por el norte de Espana, territorio que se encuentra ahora en manos del franquismo.

Michael Eden is just an ordinary kid. He's bad at sports, bad with girls and bad at most things except the World of Geek. This is his story.

Can friendship keep people together?

A well-researched account of the extraordinary lives of the Laras of London during the Georgian period.

A crumlush picture book to accompany the Matlock the Hare series.

A gripping true story all about the West Indies Test Caribbean cricket team between 1980 and 1995.

Andy is inspired by a school trip to the First World War battlefields where he learns about his great-grandfather's past.

A high stakes frame job. International intrigue. Will this upstanding advocate for the underdog find himself six feet under?

The first in a series of fun and informative children's books all about the history of money.

A biography of Madeleine Symons on the sixtieth anniversary of her death.

Tom believes that monsters live in his bedroom. His mum tells him there's no such thing. Is she right?

The third and final instalment in the Professor Golden Coin Series.

Two babies born a century apart - what is the link between them?

As Petulia and Miss Level try to conjure up the perfect man things take a mysteriously miserable turn for the worst.

Inspired by the life and work of Berenice Abbott, one of modern photography's most provocative and fearless heroines.

Fate hands Elliott an opportunity to make a small difference in a big way. But can he complete his project before he is discovered?

Betrayed by her own daughter, can Henrietta set aside her sorrow and reveal the truth?

Such adventures and 'goings on' in the garden! Can brave Worrall, the chief worm, keep his community safe - including naughty Jimmy Wriggle? Will bossy Robin get his tasty meal? Will he share with all the other birds? A delightful read for children of all ages!

Step into a high-tech vision of the future with author of 'Quantum Confessions' and 'Fluence' Stephen Oram.

The second exciting adventure from the Professor Golden Coin series.

A children's rhyme about a little boy whose yawning gets him into an unlikely spot of trouble.