K C Murdarasi – författare

A collection of three heart-warming stories about new beginnings, new romance, and New Year.'Weebles Wobble But They Don't Fall Down': Allie's life has reached a turning point, but is it her flatmate Pete she should be turning to?'Every Attic Has a Silver Lining': Nicki has lost her job and her flat, and feels like she will soon lose her temper with her mother. Can the contents of the dusty attic get her life back on track?'Only the Brave': Nothing stands between Lorna and the man of her dreams - except her own timidity; but her new year's resolution to be braver soon lands her in a blood-curdling situation!

Have you ever wondered...If your boss disappeared, would anyone notice?How do you know your organisation really exists?What's the company policy on screaming?Office Life (and Death), a collection of sharp, funny short stories for anyone who has ever worked in an office. Perfect for your daily commute.The book contains four short stories, one longer story and two pieces of flash fiction (very very short stories). It includes the prize-winning story "e;A Recipe for Summer"e;.

Isla Petrie just wants to avoid the Olympics, and she'll go anywhere - even sleepy Haddleford - but unexpected adventure awaits her in this Derbyshire village.A short story of 3,000 words.

Saint, Slave or Scholar? Patrick of Ireland is known as all three but who is he really? Let K.C. Murdarasi bring to light the real life of this father of the Christian faith. Kidnapped from his home and family as a young boy you would think forgiveness would have been far from his mind.Yet with God’s grace Patrick returned to the land of his captivity where he preached the Good News of Jesus Christ to slaves and kings alike and left a legacy of faith that would last for centuries. The Trailblazer series collects great stories from Christians of the past and delivers them to the young people of today. This gripping and astonishing story from K. C. Murdarosi will challenge young readers to have faith in God like Patrick did. A well–known and long–standing series:Over 50 titlesGreat for ages 9 to 14Published in 14 languagesHalf a million books soldAlso available in box sets when one book is not enough! 7 themed box sets, each with 5 booksEach biography follows the trailblazer’s journey to faith, and on to the work that God had planned for them. With lots of dialogue, these engaging stories show how God uses normal individuals to bring about his purpose. Each book features:Thinking Further Topics for each chapter to help readers think about how what they’ve read applies to their life todayTimeline of important events in the lifetime of each book’s subject

What if everything you ever knew about Robin Hood was wrong?He never met Maid Marian.He wasn’t a nobleman.He never went on Crusade.And he absolutely did not rob from the rich to give to the poor.For the first time, the information that medieval historians have about Robin Hood is made available to a popular audience.Why Everything You Know about Robin Hood Is Wrong is an illuminating, entertaining and really quite sarcastic trip through what we actually do know about one of England’s most famous heroes.

What if everything you ever knew about Robin Hood was wrong? He wasn’t a nobleman. He never met Maid Marian. He didn't go on Crusade. And he absolutely did not rob from the rich to give to the poor.

For the first time, the information that medieval historians have about Robin Hood is made available to a popular audience. Why Everything You Know about Robin Hood Is Wrong is an illuminating, entertaining and really quite sarcastic trip through what we actually do know about one of England’s most famous heroes.

Meet the many candidates to be ‘the real Robin Hood’:

Eustace, monk-turned-pirateHereward, landowner-turned-banditFulk, noble-turned-outlaw

and discover why none of them actually was.

Find out how Maid Marian came over from France and how she was, ahem, intimately connected with Friar Tuck.

And learn out more than you ever wanted to know about medieval hoods.

Shortlisted for the Scripture Union New Fiction Prize 2007.