Peter Mayle

Arthur Robins

Bestselling author Peter Mayle and acclaimed children's book illustrator Arthur Robins combine their talents in this delightful children's storybook. Once you've met Chilly Billy and heard of his adventures inside the refrigerator, you'll never open the fridge door in quite the same way again! Chilly Billy is a fun and lovable character you won't forget. Reissued exclusively through Escargot Books. Illustrated in black and white.

The Amazing Adventures of Chilly Billy

Moss

A Tale by a Tarn

Black Moss

Black Moss, by the author of 'Miriam May'.

Caryn Jenner

This book is aimed at children who are due to start school, and can be shared with young children to answer their many questions about what school life will be like. Many varied school settings and scenarios are explored to show that different schools work in different ways. At all times, children are encouraged to look forward to this new experience and to be reassured that there will be other children just like them at school, and that there will always be people there to help them settle in. Warm and funny illustrations by the wonderful Arthur Robins will reassure and amuse children and adults alike. There is also a Top Tips section to provide ideas for parents or carers on how to support their child in the run up to the Big Day.

Starting School

Crispin Ken

Dick King-Smith

Ulf, a mischievous finger-eating troll, bites off more than he can chew when he meets the plucky Gudrun. Suggested level: junior, primary.

The Finger-eater

Crispin Ken, by the author of 'Miriam May'.

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Peter Mayle and Arthur Robins combine their talents to bring you this delightful children's storybook, first released in 1987. In The Amazing Adventures of Chilly Billy you met the little man who lives in the fridge. Now Footprints in the Butter brings readers further adventures of this delightful character and his many wonderful friends! Illustrated in black and white.

Footprints in the Butter

Hans Christian Andersen

Laurence Anholt

In this twisted version of "The Emperor's New Clothes," the emperor of a country where everyone is happy wearing nothing is convinced by two enterprising tailors to wear what they say is invisible underwear.

The Emperor's New Underwear

Michael Rosen

He's wild, he's wicked, he's Little Rabbit Foo-Foo! The bully-boy bunny likes nothing better than to ride through the forest bopping everyone on the head. Wriggly worms, tigers, no one is safe. But here comes the Good Fairy - and she is not amused!

Little Rabbit Foo Foo

Offers "small people" help on problems related to school, cleanliness, bedtime, eating horrible food, getting money, and secret weapons to use against grown-ups.

Help for Small People in a Big World

Grown-ups and Other Problems

Val McDermid

A boy shares his family secret with his friends, telling them all about his grandmother's secret life on the high seas as a fearsome pirate.

Arthur Robins

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