Brother and sister Casey and Kiley go back in time again. In this adventure, they travel back in time to North America before it was discovered by European explorers. They face fierce, wild animals and help a Native American boy who is injured. History comes alive as they explore a world without pollution, learn about Native American culture, and learn the origins of lacrosse. The two children work together as a team, show respect for the environment, and do the right thing despite the dangers.

Join Casey and Kiley on their Outer Space Adventure Brother and sister, Casey and Kiley, travel into outer space to a distant planet where they meet the aliens that enabled them to go back in time on their previous adventures. They meet a collection of aliens that monitor the universe and do what is necessary to protect it. While learning about alien cultures, the planet is attacked by space pirates. Working together as a team, the two children help the aliens battle the invaders. If not stopped, the space pirates will take over the universe. Can they stop them?

This is our gangs sixth adventure. They will travel back in time to the Sioux Indian Wars. History shows there was a great struggle between the Native American's and the outsiders that wanted to take their land. Our kids, Brandy, Jared, Kiley, and Colton found out that many children and adults need their help to survive. They befriend some American Indian children and must help save them from destruction.

Join Casey and Kiley on Their Ancient Egyptian Adventure Brother and sister, Casey and Kiley, go back in time again with their alien friend Tuttle. In this adventure, they travel to ancient Egypt. The siblings learn about early Egyptian civilization and some surprising secrets about how the pyramids were built. They battle a sandstorm, a hungry crocodile in the Nile River and a giant cobra. Ancient Egypt comes alive as the children meet a young Pharaoh who has been cast out of his kingdom by an evil High Priest. Casey and Kiley work together as a team to help him try to get his throne back. Can they do it?

Mariana just moved to Mayfield and feels so lonely! When she visits Zany's Zia's Hats to Where, she tries on a beautiful Native American headpiece and finds herself the middle of a feud between Comanche and Kickapoo Indians and Texas settlers! It's a Wild West adventure that takes Mariana out of her comfort zone and teaches her about making new friends in unexpected circumstances. After facing mountain lions and angry cowboys, she learns not to jump to conclusions about people who are different from her, but to instead look for the best in others.

An amazing true story of courage and survival in the outback by the bestselling author of The Horses Too Are Gone. In 1971 bushman Jack Camp went mustering wild cattle - 'cleanskins' - in a vast and isolated stretch of the Kimberley coast. The potential profit would be huge - but so were the risks. It was the unpredictable and dauntingly hot wet season, the forbidding region was infested with snakes and crocodiles, and the cattle would have to be swum out across a river notorious for its dramatic tidal surges. Everything was going according to plan when out of the blue a cyclone struck, flooding the area and wreaking devastation. The cattle and horses were scattered, the camp and equipment destroyed. Jack, his young son and a teenage stockman were left without food, fire, shelter or a means of escape. No one knew their exact location as they were covering a huge area during the muster and they were expected to be gone for some weeks. As time passed without rescue and they grew weaker, Jack decided their only chance was to head for a cattle station some fifty kilometres away. Though he knew it would be deserted for the wet season, Jack was pinning all his hopes on finding supplies and a two-way radio there. The trouble was, to reach it they would have to strike out across the shark- and crocodile-infested tidal estuary. With them went the recaptured Bluey, the only survivor after the horses grazed on a poisonous local plant when feed was scarce. And so began a journey that would take them to hell and back. How they made it out is a gripping yarn and an inspiring testament to the grit and determination of the outback spirit. In classic Mike Keenan style, this is an action-packed, page-turner of an adventure that is sure to appeal to fans of his previous books and anyone who is fascinated by tales of bush heroism and endurance.

Bestselling author Mike Keenan is off again – this time with the daunting task of capturing a Snowy Mountains brumby, following in the footsteps of the Man from Snowy River. When Mike Keenan decided to search for a brumby to add to his dwindling stock of farm horses, he never dreamed he'd find himself crashing down a mountain in classic Man from Snowy River style. Despite what he describes as 'one of the scariest half-minutes of my life', he lived to tell the tale –and the result is both an adventure story and a compelling portrait of the life and troubled times of the Australian brumby, and of the mountain people who live alongside them. Brumbies hold a special place in the hearts of many Australians, reared on Banjo Paterson's epic poem and Elyne Mitchell's Silver Brumby novels, and the news of the slaughter of more than 500 in Guy Fawkes National Park caused public outrage. But what does the future hold for the brumbies that have roamed the Snowy Mountains and other wilderness areas for more than 150 years? Are they part of our unique heritage, or merely feral creatures threatening delicate ecosystems? As his quest for a brumby of his own is overtaken by his growing interest in their plight, Mike shares campfires and rollicking yarns with a host of bush characters who could have stepped straight out of Banjo's poem – and pursues the elusive wild horses through the snows, mists and treacherous bogs of the spectacular Snowy Mountains landscape.