Best Selling Books by Christopher Wormell

A young girl and a little brown dog live together, alone in the wilderness, until a big bear tries to share their cave. Suggested level: junior.

Mrs Elephant, Mrs Walrus and Mr Bear are off to town again; this time to go to the fair. But they keep seeing other attractions which take their fancy - shops, a cafT, the park, the cinema. When they finally arrive the fair is closed for the night and everyone has gone home. Bitterly disappointed (especially Mr Bear) the animals decide to sleep outside the fair, until they are let in by the man who unlocks the gates in the morning. . .

Labeled illustrations show the different places where such animals as a frog, bee, camel, and horse live.

When a boy wanders into the forest where he has been warned about the dangerous wild animals, he encounters nothing of the sort.

One day, three teddy bears called Bubba, Rollo and Pog set off into the woods for a picnic. But before too long they are utterly lost and Rollo has eaten all their food. At least there are no wolves to attack them in these woods... or are there?

When the little wooden train picks up, first, Mrs Elephant, then Mr Bear and finally Mrs Walrus, the driver is full of foreboding. His train cannot possibly carry such weighty passengers up to town. But it does. He warns them not to overdo the shopping or they will never complete the return journey but they take no notice and as the little train chugs homewards it has a preposterous load. When Mrs Elephant sneezes, disaster of the worst kind happens; the train falls apart. But the ingenious animals are able to turn calamity into an unexpected surprise picnic for everyone. The day ends on a happy note.

Imprisoned in a tall thin house in the Great Black City with a bare cellar for a bedroom, she is forced to work by her wicked aunt and uncle. Clementine is NEVER allowed out. Her only view of the outside world is from the high up window in her dank cellar. All she has ever known is the Great Black City and her only friend is a cat called Gilbert. But Clementine has a dream, she has hope, spirit and pluck and not even the ghastly Aunt Vermilla and Uncle Rufus can squash that... A cracking good yarn that will have you rooting for Clementine every step of the way.

Un jour, un ballon rouge traversa les airs et atterrit aux pieds de Petit Ours Mal Peigné qui donna un coup dedans. Le ballon s''envola et disparut entre les branches d''un chêne. Petit Ours attendit que le ballon retombe. Mais rien ne se passa. Alors, Petit Ours interrogea les lapins, escalada l''arbre où se trouvait l''écureuil, dérangea le hibou et chercha dans le nid de la cigogne. Mais un ballon, ça rebondit !

A lonely ugly monster finds comfort from a stone rabbit which he makes and which is never so scared of him to run away from him as all other living animals would.

Labeled illustrations match animals such as a squirrel, a chicken, a panda, and a seal with the food each one eats.

Un ours flânait dans la forêt quand il rencontra un petit garçon. "Je me suis perdu, dit l''enfant en reniflant. Et Maman m''a interdit de me promener seul dans la forêt parce que la forêt est remplie de bêtes féroces." "Hein! Des bêtes féroces? Vraiment?" s''inquiétèrent l''ours, le loup, le lion et le crocodile. Sur la pointe des pattes, ils marchèrent prudemment dans la forêt. C''est alors qu''un hurlement sauvage résonna au loin...

Eric est un petit garçon qui fait souvent tout de travers. Il est un peu lent, parfois maladroit. On s''accorde à penser qu''il est le contraire d''un héros. Mais un jour, un monstre énorme dévale de la montagne. Voilà pour Eric l''occasion de montrer aux autres qu''ils ont tort.