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Mondays at Monster School
Early Readers are stepping stones from picture books to reading books. A blue Early Reader is perfect for sharing and reading together. A red Early Reader is the next step on your reading journey. Even little monsters get worried about their first day at school. It's a big step to take. Fred and Ted are two little monsters who aren't at all sure they want to go...but once they do, they soon find out it's fun. After a day filled with mud splashing and slime painting, some howling and growling practice and a good stomp and stamp, not to mention big helpings of worms for lunch - they can't wait for Tuesday!
Harriet Dancing
So what if she's not a delicate little butterfly? Harriet the Hedgehog loves to dance! Gentle yet joyous, this springtime tale of friendship and self-acceptance is sure to set children spinning!
Coven Road
Most little girls want to be princesses or ballerinas, but not Bella Donna. She's wanted to be a witch her whole life, and the only thing she wants more is to find a family to adopt her. No one seems quite right for her until the day Lilith arrives and Bella knows immediately that Lilith might be the one to make both her secret wishes come true. First person recount. Suggested level: primary.
Floppy Ears
Whenever Floppy Ears says 'Can I play?' Twitchy Nose says 'No, you're too little'. But it's Floppy Ears who notices Fox creeping over the hill towards them, and gets them safely home.A lovely story to read aloud, with a strong rhythm and a sense of excitement that builds up towards the end. Tony Kenyon's rabbits are just as appealing as his Olly Bear and every child with siblings will understand the relationship between them.
Frankie's Romeo
Frankie is appalled to hear herself assuring the girls at school that yes she has got a boyfriend. The more fibs she tells, the worse it gets, so she builds herself a robot. The robot is the utterly gorgeous Romeo, and Frankie is the envy of the school. Unfortunately, Romeo has a couple personality flaws: he is completely self-obsessed, and he doesn't understand that there are some things you just don't say. Frankie is hurt and offended when he tells her she's not pretty enough to be his girlfriend, and learns the hard way that "perfect" is not all it's cracked up to be.
Play If You Dare
Spine-chilling tales guaranteed to scare even the bravest readers.
Bella Bewitched (Bella Donna 6)
Bella's cat is a real witch's cat and Bella tells her everything At school Bella's class are practising for a big gym display, but Bella is rubbish at gym. She decides to swap bodies with her cat.
Little Rex and the Big Roar
Rex liked to stomp and Rex liked to show his pointiest of pointed teeth and waggle his sharpest of sharp claws but most of all Rex liked to roar While Rex's baby brothers and sister keep asking him to roar again, his mum and dad tell him he's too loud. But one day, they're very grateful that Rex has such a big roar.
Little Tail
Floppy Ears has a new little rabbit friend, Little Tail, to play with, and big sister Twitchy Nose feels a bit left out. Then Floppy Ears and Little Tail decide they're not friends after all - and Twitchy Nose finds a wonderful way to bring them together again. The warmth and charm of the story, and the clever way it deals with an experience that all small children go through, makes this a most appealing second book about Floppy Ears.
Cornflake the Dragon
Twins Eddie and Izzie love animals. They want to look after ALL the school pets in the holidays - but the only one left is the grumpy lizard. The lizard cheers up once he goes home with them and eats the food he likes - they name him after his favourite. Then Cornflake grows two bumps on his back, which gradually turn into wings . . . He's really a dragon! The twins know they have to keep such a rare animal secret, but it's hard in a small flat, especially when Cornflake starts breathing fire. Then a man turns up asking awkward questions and they really start to worry . . .
