Best Selling Books by Diana Hendry

This new Walker Double includes two enchanting stories for young readers by a Whitbread Children''s Novelist. In these books Ida finds her stay with Aunt Madge very dull until she meets Pirate, the stray kitten, and Hetty is excited about her uncle''s party.

When the animals in Harry''s dreams settle in the park across the street the park gardener finds homes in the zoo for all of them but the stubborn camel. Meanwhile in Carey Street, the communal cat; Jenkins, catches a star. Suggested level: primary.

"Molly is a total town person. She doesnt want to spend a week in the middle of nowhere, with crazy old Grandad and a whole lot of chickens But when Grandad wants to catch a new Gran, Molly is just the girl to help... A heartwarming and humorous tale.Reading age 8

Diana Hendry''s new novel is full of adventure and fantasy, appealing to readers of 7-12 years. She has created some wonderfully warm, unforgettable characters, and as always there is imaginative food for thought.

At first Hannah dislikes the idea of moving from Dungee Farm Cottage to a house in the city, but she soon finds the new house friendly and learns how to talk to the big tree outside her window.

When the animals in Harry''s dreams settle in the park across the street, the park gardener finds homes in the zoo for all of them, except the stubborn camel.

These two delightful stories tell of how Fiona, indoors a real chatterbox, makes a friend, finds her tongue and is able to talk outside the home. The second tale concerns one day when everything starts to talk to her, even her satchel

Opening with a group of poems set in Crete, this book also features poems about Christmas, pianos, family, people (real and imaginary), pigeons and skylarks.