"Haworth moors are the biggest and best garden in the world," says Charlotte in this captivating picture book about the four extraordinary Brontes – Charlotte, Branwell, Emily and Anne. Glowing illustrations capture scenes of the Bronte children inventing games and dreaming of imaginary characters, writing and sewing their own tiny books. This is a gem!
(Picture book)

Easy-to-read version of Charlotte Bronte's classic. Orphan Jane Eyre takes a position as governess at Thornfield Hall. She falls in love with Edward Rochester, but there's a mystery brewing, and Jane is separated from her beloved Rochester. (Easy reader)

Sent to live in a gloomy manor on the bleak Yorkshire moors, Mary and her friend Dickon bring a neglected garden back to life. Bring this timeless favorite on your trip to read while you explore Yorkshire. (Chapter book)

Wonderful Victorian-style adventure in Yorkshire – cousins Bonnie and Sylvia, helped by Simon, narrowly escape ravenous wolves in the snow, only to fall into the clutches of a scheming governess, who's taken over Willoughby Chase. (Chapter book)

Simon's adventures continue in Black Hearts in Battersea and the exciting conclusion of the Wolves Chronicles, Midwinter Nightingale and The Witch of Clatteringshaws.

Irresistible collection of James Herriot's lovable animal stories, beautifully illustrated – a black kitten finds a new pink mother, a sheepdog only barks one, a spring lamb sneaks out under a fence, a cow finds her way home, and more. (Chapter book, illustrations)

Mandy's loves animals (her parents are Yorkshire veternarians), but Mandy has a special affection for Matty, a silver-gray mare. When Matty's elderly owner auctions off his other horses, Matty somehow disappears. Heart-warming horse story with lots of local color. (Chapter book)