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Christine's published books are varied and eclectic.
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THE WANNA BEEZ features a bunch of young friends who form a pop group. Although they work hard, they seem to have no luck until they have a chance encounter with a T.V. presenter. |
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| R.U.FIT ? is about a group of teens who enter a fantastic, fun competition. The prize is free membership of a newly built, state-of-the-art leisure centre offering every form of sporting facilities imaginable. | ||
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MAGIC MOMENTS published by Southgate Educational is a book for Primary School Assemblies and PSHE&C (Personal, Social, Health Education & Citizenship) lessons. It includes 15 short stories for 5-8 year-olds of all faiths and ethnic backgrounds. Each story is followed by Teachers' Notes with suggestions for drama themes, discussions and craft work. Topics dealt with include safety at play, healthy lifestyles, stranger danger, coping with bullying etc. The accent is very much on fun and fantasy, not sermonising. |
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LIVERPOOL'S OWN, now in its second re-print, published by The History Press, is a work of non-fiction for the general market, available in all good book shops, Merseyside tourist outlets and leading supermarkets. North Western celebrities, past and present, are featured alphabetically. So, footballer Steven Gerrard and Victorian Prime Minister, William Gladstone, are next to each other, as are comedian Ken Dodd and the first ever Medical Officer of Health, Dr. Duncan; film star Rex Harrison and Frank Hornby, the inventor of Meccano construction toys. |
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