Audio Books by Alan Snow

A humorous look at why dogs do what they do.

Alan Snow presents activities to help children play outdoors. He includes simple instructions and step-by-step illustrations.

Bouncer the dog misbehaves at Bobby''s birthday party.

What is a cat''s sinister mission on earth?Where do cats go at night?Why do dogs dislike cats so much?Find out the answers to all of these questions... and more.Packed full of cross-section illustrations revealing the astonishing truth about cats, this hilarious spoof pet-owner manual, reissued with an attractive new cover design, is a must-have for animal-crazy children and adults alike. Prepare to be amazed!Ages: 3 - 7

There is trouble in Ratbridge - both above ground in the town and underground, where the boxtrolls and cabbageheads live. And the awful Snatcher has plans to make the trouble oh so very much worse... Can Arthur and his friends summon up all their cunning and save the day? With nearly two hundred incredible black and white drawings, this is the third part of Alan Snow''s astonishing illustrated journey into the unbelievably weird world of Ratbridge.

When Arthur is cornered by the frightful Snatcher and his men, there seems to be no way out. But luckily help is at hand in the form of a retired judge, a timid cabbagehead, and some very excitable boxtrolls. It''s monsters to the rescue! This is the first part of the incredible Here Be Monsters saga - now published in paperback in three easy-to-digest volumes. Illustrated throughout with nearly two hundred incredible black and white drawings, this is the start of an astonishing journey into the unbelievably weird world of Ratbridge.

Arthur and his rat and pirate friends are on a mission - to save the kidnapped underlings and to thwart Snatcher''s evil plans. But do they dare venture into the sinister Cheese Hall itself? And if they do, what - and who - will they find there? With nearly two hundred incredible black and white drawings, this is the second part of this astonishing illustrated journey into the unbelievably weird world of Ratbridge.

If you think paper''s only good for writing on or making darts or wiping your nose - you''d better think again. What we''re talking here is paper fun, the totally wacky, all-weather home entertainment. Just read the simple instructions, follow the step-by-step illustrations and you too can be a top-class paperologist.

In this title you''ll find all sorts of weird and wacky tricks and illusions. Just read the simple instructions, follow the step-by-step illustrations and, hey presto, you too can become a top-class trickster.

Introducing a new kind of interactive reference book featuring anatomy. Children can read six 9-page flip-up chapters, each dense with facts, which kids will use in their way to victory in the accompanying game.

Rats and monsters play a game of hide and seek in this alphabet book of sounds.

Youngsters can take a crash course in anatomy and learn what they need to know with this collection of six anatomy games to play alone or with friends. With a full-width game board and game pieces, this title challenges players to learn how the parts of the human body function. Ideal for travel, the game pieces store away in their own compartment. Full-color illustrations. Pkg. Consumable.

Pull the tab and watch the pictures change to reveal the answers.

Simple word and picture introduction to coal mines, forests, building, roadworks etc.

Features tricks and illusions, from x-ray eyes and invisible photos to a climbing comic and crying crayon. This book includes instructions and step-by-step illustrations.

Containing creative ideas from origami and paper plate tennis to boatbuilding and edible paper, this guide features simple instructions and step-by-step illustrations.