Most Popular Books by Jan Fearnley

Edgar and Edith are hungry, and it''s up to Edgar to bring home something tasty. But just when Edgar finds some delicious sausages, they are taken by The Inspector, a very important-looking rat with a big hat. Poor Edgar and Edith are left with nothing but dry crackers and pickles for dinner. That is, until one day, when The Inspector is all fattened up, and Edgar does some inspecting of his own... "A hilarious tale of confidence, tricks and comeuppance, with deviously delectable pictures" - Metro

Strolling home one evening with his mama, Little Mouse watches as other animals are settled down for the night. As he gazes at all the love that surrounds them, he becomes thoughtful. All these babies must be very special. Could he be that special too?

Having given away all his warm vests to his cold animal friends during the week before Christmas, Little Robin receives a special reward from Santa.

Mr. Wolf wants to make some pancakes for breakfast, but isn''t quite sure how to go about it. So off he goes to ask his neighbors Chicken Little, Wee Willy Winkle, the Gingerbread man, Little Red Riding Hood, and the Three Little Pigs for their help. When he is turned down by each of them, he decides to try it on his own. Soon he succeeds in making a huge pile of delicious pancakes. Having smelled the pancakes cooking, his neighbors decide to call on Mr. Wolf and share his meal. But Mr. Wolf gets his just "desserts"! Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved.

Little Robin has given all his warm vests to seven chilly friends in need. On Christmas Eve, with no vest left for himself, he huddles on an icy roof, until someone very special comes to the rescue. This is a pocket sized mini edition of a popular story.

All Tallulah wants for her birthday is a pink fluffy rabbit, but Gran knits her something very different: a pink, fluffy armadillo.

Where is the perfect child? A humorous, roundabout search leads back to the reader. Full color.

A funny and reassuring story about friendship, tempers, and making amends - and the perfect parental toolkit to help deal with tantrums. Meet Oscar, a boy who loses everything — his football boots, his scooter, even his clothes. Now meet Hugo, an elephant who never forgets anything! So when they find each other in the park they become inseparable. But one day, Oscar loses something very important — his temper — which means he might just lose his best friend as well. From the brilliant Jan Fearnley, creator of the bestselling Mr Wolf''s Pancakes.

When Goldilocks invites herself to Baby Bear''s birthday party then behaves atrociously, spoiling all of Mr. Wolf''s and Grandma''s hard work, Grandma knows just what to do.

Martha is tired of being in the middle--until a wise frog points out its benefits--in a funny story sure to reassure children that being in the middle of things is a choice spot after all. Full color.

Harry loves stories. But they make him nervous. The words jumble and tumble when he tries to read out loud. Then one day, Harry meets Cal, a rescue dog, and with a little support and understanding (and one very wet nose) things begin to change . . . A heartwarming and engaging story perfect for children who find it hard to read out loud.

A little girl imagines what strange things could be inside her mother''s tummy--Mommy says it''s a "special something." But the child is not so sure. It might be a hippopotamus, a dinosaur, or a mischievous monkey. Illustrations.

On a beautiful, crisp winter''s morning, Bear sets off up the mountain - because it''s the perfect day for it One by one, his friends follow him up - unaware what the real reason for the trip is.

When Colin and his mother visit the dinosaur exhibit at the London museum, Colin ends up going home with a dinosaur''s claw, and its owner wants it back.

A ferocious dragon arrives one night looking for treasure but finds a baby instead.

Wilf, a very energetic mouse who gets in a bit of trouble when he does not listen to his mother, makes her a special surprise.

A warm and humorous story about being true to yourself, from the highly-regarded author-illustrator of Billy Tibbles Moves Out!

Flying like Flittermouse The second charming instalment of the Bottlenose Bay series from award-winning author/illustrator Jan Fearnley. The yellow teashop belonged to Etsuko hamster. She was full of kindness and made everyone welcome. Every day, Boz the Boatbuilder popped in for a pot of raspberry tea and a chat. They were best friends. One day, a mysterious stranger flew into town. His name was Flittermouse. When Flittermouse swoops into Bottlenose Bay, he changes everybody’s lives for good . . . Jan Fearnley is the best-selling author of Mr Wolf’s Pancakes and Arthur and the Meanies. Her beautifully crafted picture books are terrific for sharing and make for popular bedtime stories.