The Shipyard Kids Book Series
The Shipyard Kids is a fictional children's book series set in the North East of England.
While some characters, locations, ships and events may be inspired by real places, people and North East history, these stories are works of fiction and should not be considered historical accounts. Instead, they are designed to spark children's imaginations, encourage curiosity and open conversations between generations.
Grandad Frankie's Blackberry Adventure
Join Becky, Billy, Hunter and Grandad Frankie on a adventure along the River Tyne. As they search for blackberries, they discover giant ships, tugboats and stories from the shipyards that once shaped the North East.
Granny Patsy's Adventure Across the Irish Sea
Join Becky, Billy, Hunter and Granny Patsy as an afternoon of baking becomes a journey through family history. Through stories, photographs and treasured memories, the children discover how Irish and Scottish families helped shape the communities of Tyneside.
The Three Jars of Money
When Becky and Billy learn about saving, spending and giving, they discover that money can be a powerful tool when used wisely. A fun and practical introduction to financial literacy that helps children develop positive money habits from an early age.
The King is Coming to Town
After a school trip to Hadrian's Wall, Becky and Billy enter a competition to name a new Royal Navy ship. When their idea is chosen, they find themselves meeting King Charle s III and watching HMS Hadrian launch on the River Tyne.
The Fastest Ship Across the Atlantic
When a mysterious button transports Becky, Billy and Hunter back to 1906, they find themselves in the world-famous Swan Hunter shipyard. With the help of young apprentice Charlie Swan, they must find the missing plans of the RMS Mauretania before it's too late.
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