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Join Gavin, Clare, Michael and Mot and chase the jewels before it's too late! Having just uncovered the mysteries of the Scottish countryside, the kids are prepared for yet another outdoor adventure.But when they´re suddenly brought down a dark and dangerous path, there's crime and criminals at every turn when some precious jewels go missing.Can they stop the runaway jewels on the move? And more importantly, can they save themselves in the process?"Jewels on the Move" is the perfect read for fans of the 2020 animated movie "Scoob!"-

An adventure story for seven- to 12-year-old children, featuring Gavin, Clare, Michael and Mot. This is the third title in this series (previous stories were Light on Dumyat and The White Stag Adventure).

Light On Dumyat by Rennie McOwan has been enjoyed by generations of children and this well loved adventure novel will be published in its fifth edition this year. "It was then that Gavin's adventure began. For halfway up the hill - the peak Aunt Elspeth called Dumyat - he suddenly saw a light . It winked for a moment then disappeared. Gavin lay still. It must have been his imagination. The the light appeared again. It flashed twice and then disappeared …But who would have a light up there … could it be poachers? Or smugglers? Tomorrow he would climb Dumyat and find out…" Gavin meets Clare, Michael and Mot for the first time when he spends the summer holidays at the home of his aunt and uncle in a wild and beautiful part of the Scottish countryside. Their adventures together are only just beginning…

For those who want to know more about St Andrew this book tells his story. It shows Andrew among the Saints offers a short history of the Celtic church examines relics and ruins and covers the Patron Saints of the UK. It includes project suggestions for class and individual participation.

Here is recounted the stirring history og the Clan Mackay from its beginning in the mists of medieval Caledonian history down to the present time. The clan's turbulent exploits spanned the bloodthirsty, feuding saga of Scotland's history and the dramatic tales here retold recall dashing Highland charges, brutal battles, breathless chases and deadly duels. The Clan Mackay were renowned swordsmen who could muster forces four thousand strong at short notice in the Highlands. They had long, bitter feuds with neighbouring clans like the Sutherlands and were noted mercenaries. Here their full story is told in all its vivid detail. This little book contains, where available, the clan motto, crest and tartan, in addition to the history of the name.