New Releases by Peter Carter

In 1943, with the surrender of Italy to the Allies, Corporal Vito Salvani finds himself and the orphaned Jewish boy Judah trapped in enemy territory in France, where they must flee from an obsessed Gestapo agent.

After being forced from his meager family farm in Texas in 1871, thirteen-year-old Ben Curtis witnesses some of the excitement and cruelty of the Old West--on a cattle drive, in a frontier town, and on a buffalo hunt.

"Cowboys and settlers, lawmen and outlaws. buffalo hunters amd the threat of the Comanche... tells how the West really was." - cover.

Captain Teachum, who claims to be the world''s wickedest pirate and to have buried treasure in many ruined castles, desert islands, and jungles, reveals three secrets about himself.

Just as fifteen-year-old East Berliner Erika Nordern is preparing for an important track competition, sinister police inquiries and the appearance of a relative believed to be dead indicate that her family has not yet escaped the shadow of long-ago Nazi crimes.

Young Timur Ven marches with the Turkish army toward Vienna, as yong Stefan Zabruski marches with the Polish army to save the city from the infidels.

Young John Spencer is bound for the worst service in the Navy, an antislavery patrol aboard the HMS Sentinel in the West African Squadron.

A sympathetic account of life for a thirteen-year-old working class boy in the bitterly divided city of Belfast in 1969.

A biography of the man who transformed China from an ancient, traditional culture into a revolutionary nation.

Set in Northumbria at the end of the eighth century, the youthful Madatan''s story depicts the conflict between the animal will to survive and the desire to live in harmony with humanity and nature.

Based on the life of William Blake.