Best Selling Books by Ian Whybrow

Through a series of letters to his parents, Little Wolf relates his adventures as a member of Yelloweyes Forest Detective Agency, crime solvers of the Frettnin Forest, as they investigate a series of mysterious disappearances.

Little Wolf has been brushing his teeth without being growled at, he''s been going to bed early, and he''s been far too nice to his baby brother, Smellybreff. His parents, concerned they will never make a beast of him, send Little Wolf off to Cunning College, where his Uncle Bigbad instructs timid cubs in the rules of badness. Will Little Wolf earn his BAD badge? Or will Uncle Bigbad HUFF and PUFF and turn Little Wolf into a sausage sandwich?

In letters home to Mom and Dad, Little Wolf describes his new pack, the Beastshire SPOBBTALOF (Small Pack of Brute Beasts That Have a Load of Fun.)

A ‘Little Wolf’ special for committed fans and new recruits as Little Wolf becomes ‘agony nephew’ for WolfWeekly.

In a series of letters to his parents, Little Wolf tells of setting sail to find the lost treasure of his legendary ancestor, Blackfur the Pirate.

Little Wolf, in a series of letters to his parents, tries his hand at writing poetry and produces some work that his friends admire and his parents find very useful.

In a series of letters to his parents, Little Wolf describes his attempts to create "the scariest school in the world" and convince his ghostly Uncle Bigbad to teach a magic class.

Little Wolf and his brother, Smellybreff, get a lesson in Badness from Mom and Dad Wolf.

A young sled dog named Husky greets his arctic friends, each of whom responds with its own characteristic sounds.

Jimmy knows he''s on the wrong path, getting into the wrong crowd, but stealing is thrilling and it makes him feel smart. So when he gets on the wrong side of the law, he''s lucky to have a big sister to rescue him and put him on the straight and narrow. Except Chrissie''s a football nut, and she''s going to get Jimmy fit and into the game. Whether he likes it or not! Ian Whybrow''s BOOKS FOR BOYS are funny, pacy reads from one of the UK''s best-loved authors - collect them all!

It''s the first day of school! Harry is nervous because he isn''t sure what to expect. Triceratops is even more nervous, especially when Harry must leave the dinosaurs in the coatroom. But soon Harry sees another boy who is the most nervous of all. He clings to his toy bulldozer and won''t talk to anyone in the class. Harry wonders what he can do. Perhaps the new boy will talk to dinosaurs. . . .

At Good Fun Farm, the animals are fed up. The sign says Good Fun Farm, but they never have any fun. Then the smallest duckling makes an interesting discovery. Soon everyone on the farm is having fun ... find out how.

Philip''s dad has always told him he can be a Somebody. But Philip''s more interested in catapults and chewing gum ... and whether he can be in Mickey Durston''s gang. On the day when the steam engine is in danger, though, who will have the guts to save the train? Ian Whybrow''s BOOKS FOR BOYS are funny, pacy reads from one of the UK''s best-loved authors - collect them all!

This eBook has been optimised for viewing on colour devices. Harry finds some dusty plastic dinosaurs in Nan''s attic. He cleans them, finds out their names and takes them everywhere - until, one day, the dinosaurs get lost! The lost property man gets a surprise when Harry proves the dinosaurs are his by calling them over to him.

The meerkats are back in the hilarious Awesome Animals series – awesome adventures with the wildest wildlife.

Help the Christmas Bear find his way from Santa''s workshop to Tom''s house in time for Christmas morning, in this fun sticker activity book, based on the bestselling festive favourite, The Christmas Bear by Ian Whybrow and Axel Scheffler. Packed with games, activities and over four hundred stickers, The Christmas Bear Sticker Book is perfect for cosy winter evenings, car journeys or as a stocking filler - a great gift for any child.

Little Wolf gets a job at Weekly Wolf magazine dispensing advice in response to readers'' letters, such as a skunk who wonders if she should change her perfume. Original.

Bedtime isn''t bedtime without a bear, but who knows where the Bedtime Bear spends his day? Follow one small bear on his wacky way to bed, and prepare to be amazed!